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The Department of Economics, Business and Statistics of the University of Milan (Italy) founded in 1992, comprises now around 100 members among faculty members, doctoral students and research assistants.
The members of this Department contribute with high level teaching in several doctoral and graduate schools in Economics, Public Economics, Finance and Statistics and in the Masters on International Cooperation, Public Health Services, Environmental Economics and Policy.
The Department has an interdisciplinary orientation which allows for a rich set of research topics. The mainstream research areas are Economic Theory and Applications (international economics and finance, development economics, labour economics, public and welfare economics, macroeconomics and growth theory), Business, Marketing and Finance (business intelligence, knowledge management, geo-marketing, economics of the media, bank and finance systems, risk management) and Statistics and Mathematics (applied and theoretical statistics, experimental designs, data-mining and computational statistics, operational research, non smooth optimization, stochastic processes and dynamical systems).
The Milan Research Papers in Economics, Business and Statistics Series presents high quality, refereed contributions by our faculty members or external researchers focused on the main research stream of the Department. Every work is presented by a member of the Department and peer reviewed.
Daniela Vandone (September 14, 2007) Consumer credit in Italy. Diffusion and territorial differences.
Luisa Anderloni and Daniela Vandone (November 17, 2006) New market segments: migrants and financial innovation
Antonio Lorenzon, Luciano Pilotti, and Peter Van Baalen (September 18, 2006) The strategic support of CRM in the governance of the relationships between data and knowledge: the Balanced Score Card approach.
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Carlo V. Fiorio and Massimo Florio (October 16, 2009) The reform of network industries, privatisation and consumers’ welfare: evidence from the EU15
Antonio Filippin and Manuela Raimondi (October 1, 2009) Is a public goods experiment like Fight Club? Strategic interaction and the crowding-out effect on altruism
Franco Donzelli (August 25, 2009) Jevons, Jenkin, and Walras on demand-and-supply analysis in the theory of exchange
Alberto Bucci, Massimo Florio, and Davide La Torre (February 24, 2009) Transitional Dynamics in a Growth Model with Government Spending, Technological Progress and Population Change
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Achille Vernizzi (July 31, 2009) Playing with the Hadamard product in decomposing Gini, concentration, redistribution and re-ranking indexes
Stefano Iacus and Nakahiro Yoshida (June 18, 2009) Estimation for the change point of the volatility in a stochastic differential equation
Alessandro De Gregorio and Stefano Iacus (May 21, 2009) Pseudo phi-divergence test statistics and multidimensional Ito processes
Luciana Dalla Valle Dr. and Giovanna Nicolini Prof. (December 3, 2008) Statistical Analysis of the Country Selection for Italian SMEs
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