RICERCA ITALIANA     

Programmi di ricerca simili:

• 1 - L’importanza delle imperfezioni nei mercati finanziari per la stabilità, la crescita e le politiche economiche.
• 2 - Modelli econometrici per l'analisi dell'integrazione finanziaria ed economica nell'Unione Europea Allargata
• 3 - Asimmetrie informative, rischio sistemico e fragilità nei mercati e nelle reti finanziarie
• 4 - L'evoluzione delle disuguaglianze nel mercato del lavoro in Italia tra cambiamento tecnologico e modifiche istituzionali.
• 5 - Modelli teorici e politiche di sostegno per la non autosufficienza in una società con elevata incidenza di popolazione anziana
• 6 - Analisi econometrica dell'interdipendenza, stabilizzazione e contagio nei mercati reali e finanziari
• 7 - Sviluppo locale, mobilità territoriale e capitale umano
• 8 - The Impact of Demographic Aging in Europe
• 9 - Proprietà macroeconomiche emergenti in modelli multi-agente: il ruolo della dinamica industriale e della evoluzione della struttura finanziaria
• 10 - Trappole della povertà ed equilibri multipli: uno schema interpretativo per lo sviluppo del Mezzogiorno

Classificazione scientifico-disciplinare

• Area scientifico disciplinare: Scienze economiche e statistiche
  • ECONOMIA POLITICA
  • POLITICA ECONOMICA
  • STORIA ECONOMICA

Classificazione geografica

• Regione: Piemonte

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Parole Chiave

OPPORTUNITÀ ECONOMICHE; ISTITUZIONI; ISTRUZIONE; SALARI; FORMAZIONE PROFESSIONALE; VINCOLI FINANZIARI; ETEROGENEITÀ CULTURALE; LAVORO MINORILE