The Rodolfo Debenedetti Lectures are public lectures by leading scholars on cutting edge topics of the economic research. The main purpose of these events is to present to a non-technical readership new and evolving research on topics, such as:
- the implications of the ageing of populations;
- long-term trends in income distribution;
- the changing size and composition of welfare states in an integrated Europe;
- labour market reforms and the transitions across employment, unemployment and inactivity, as well as the spread of temporary work;
- international and regional migration;
- the future of trade unions and collective bargaining;
- the political economy of social welfare reform.
XVI RDB Lecture – Stefanie Stantcheva
modificato il May 10th, 2022
XV RDB Lecture – Janet Currie
modificato il October 20th, 2021
XIV RDB Lecture – Dani Rodrik
modificato il May 19th, 2021
XIII Rodolfo Debenedetti Lecture – Marianne Bertrand
modificato il May 19th, 2021
XII Rodolfo Debenedetti Lecture – David Autor
modificato il July 15th, 2021
XI Rodolfo Debenedetti Lecture – Christian Dustmann
modificato il July 15th, 2021
X Rodolfo Debenedetti Lecture – Edward Lazear
modificato il July 15th, 2021
Poverty, the Safety Net and the Great Recession
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
The New Geography of Jobs
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
Top Incomes throughout the Great Recession
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
BOSS-ONOMICS: DOES management MATTER?
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
VI Ing. Rodolfo Debenedetti Lecture, Milan
10 October 201117:00
Bocconi University
Via Gobbi, 5
Auditorium
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Earnings Dispersion in OECD Countries: A Simple Race between Supply and Demand?
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
The Meaning of Legal Origin
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
Inequality, Efficiency and the Rule of Law
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
The Welfare State in US and Europe: Why so Different?
modificato il November 23rd, 2020
Income Inequalities in the Long Run
modificato il November 23rd, 2020