How much are we willing to pay for the right working conditions? A study shows that when faced with health or mobbing risks, workers are likely to look at financial incentives, while they are less reactive to financial disincentives when they are in a very satisfactory working environment

Studying a major ban on polluting cars in milan, three Bocconi professors observed that those who went to the expense of changing their cars recorded a 55% higher probability of switching their vote to the populist, right wing Lega, which opposed the policy

The CERGAS director has also been the sitting president of the Italian Association of Health Economics (AIES) since 2020.

Bocconi remembers a pioneer in studies on sustainability

Researchers at Bocconi's DONDENA Centre found that all the restrictions had negative effects on mental wellbeing in Europe, except for workplace closures. Eastern Europe fared worse than Western Europe