Agenda

Thursday, September 17

9:00-9:15 Registration

9:15-9:30 Welcome

9:30-11:30 Applied Microeconomics I

Chair: Guglielmo Cori

Qianya Xu, University of Cambridge - Unpacking Intergenerational Income Persistence: Human Capital, Social Capital and Investments
Discussant: Vincenzo Lardo

Vincenzo Lardo, University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto -The Effect of Age at Graduation on Family Formation: Evidence from Bologna Process
Discussant: Guglielmo Cori

Guglielmo Cori, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice - Ballot Design, Mayor’s Dilemma: How Electoral Rules Shape Governance
Discussant: Qianya Xu

Juan Carlos Treminio Torres, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice - The Effect of Workplace Automation on the Cognitive Abilities of Retirees
Discussant: Mathilde Badufle

11:30-12:00 Coffee Break

12:00-13:00  Keynote Lecture I

Felipe Carozzi, London School of Economics - Fighting Spirit: An Overview of the Economics of Combat Motivation

13:00-14:30 Lunch

14:30-16:00 Applied Microeconomics II

Chair: Iana Onegova

Cecilia D’Agostini, University of Florence - Housing Policy and Fertility Behavior in Egypt: Evidence from the 1996 Rental Liberalization
Discussant: Bilao Boris

Bilao Boris, University of Sassari - Do Short-Term Rentals Affect Remote Workers’ Residential Choices? Evidence from France
Discussant: Miriam Berretta

Miriam Berretta, Gran Sasso Science Institute - Railway Construction and Violence against Women: Evidence from Mexico’s Tren Maya
Discussant: Cecilia D’Agostini

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break

16:30-17:30 Microeconomic Theory

Chair: Juan Carlos Treminio Torres

Lorenzo Portaluri, University of Milano-Bicocca - The Transparency Trap: Quality of Public Information and the Intensity of Revolutionary Violence
Discussant: Juan Carlos Treminio Torres

Mathilde Badufle, European University Institute and PSE - Do Energy Efficiency Obligations Raise Retail Prices? Evidence from French Fuel Markets
Discussant: Lorenzo Portaluri

19:30 Conference Dinner