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It's not about the money: New evidence on U.S. reconstruction aid in Italy, 1947–68
The Economic History Review, Volume 78, Issue 1, Page 266-294, February 2025.Abstract This paper studies the economic impact of foreign aid on Italian firms. In particular, I study the different effects of three main forms of aid: Export–Import Bank loans, Marshall Plan European Recovery Program (ERP) ‘dollars’ loans and the Marshall Plan ERP ‘lire’ loans.
Marco Martinez
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PSL Quarterly Review, 2020 All the extant interpretations of united Italy’s early industrial development focus on the long swing in industrial investment evident in the familiar indices of the engineering industry’s aggregate product.
Stefano Fenoaltea
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Competition, over‐branching and bank failures during the Great Depression: New evidence from Italy
The Economic History Review, Volume 77, Issue 4, Page 1442-1476, November 2024.Abstract This paper employs quantitative and qualitative methods to examine the link between banking competition, branching and financial distress during the interwar period in Europe, focusing on Italy as a case study. Regression analysis and a systematic review of printed sources show that banks experiencing distress had opened scores of branches and
Marco Molteni
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Transferring the Social Market Economy to the EC: A New German Methodenstreit
Contemporary European Politics, Volume 2, Issue 3-4, August-December 2024.ABSTRACT The construction of the European social model (the Social Market Economy) is often approached as a gradual compromise between various political forces and currents of economic thought. This article argues that a third decisive factor also needs to be taken into greater account: diplomacy.
Mathieu Dubois
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European's federation and currency: the contribution of Luigi Einaudi
PSL Quarterly Review, 2004 Luigi Einaudi was a well-known economist in Italy and abroad, a very prolific journalist, a great public figure particularly after the end of the Second World War.
Mario Sarcinelli
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Reclaiming other geographical traditions: The hidden roots of Italian radical geography
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 49, Issue 2, June 2024.Short Abstract The article recalls the history of Geografia Democratica, a collective of scholars that during the second half of the 1970s sought to promote a critical and radical turn in Italian geography, in light of recent quests for a more global critical geographical imagination.
Filippo Celata, Francesca Governa
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Economic insecurity and the demand for populism in Europe
Economica, Volume 91, Issue 362, Page 588-620, April 2024.We document the spiral of populism in Europe and the direct and indirect role of economic insecurity shocks. Using survey data on individual voting, we make two contributions to the literature. (i) Economic insecurity shocks have a significant impact on the populist vote share, directly as demand for protection, and indirectly through the induced ...
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La Fondazione Luigi Einaudi dal 1964 a oggi [PDF]
, 2017 Storia della Fondazione Luigi Einaudi ...
Paolo Soddu, Amalia De Luigi
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La istruzione media coloniale e l'Istituto internazionale italiano / Luigi Einaudi [PDF]
, 1900 La istruzione media coloniale e l'Istituto internazionale italiano / Luigi Einaudi Roma : Tipografia cooperativa sociale, 1900 6 p.
Einaudi, Luigi
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Of economics and statistics: the “Gerschenkron effect”
PSL Quarterly Review, 2019 The “Gerschenkron effect” refers to the purported biases of early-weighted and late-weighted indices of production. If production is properly measured in what economists mean by “real” terms, the “Gerschenkron effect” does not exist at all.
Stefano Fenoaltea
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