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Center for the Study of Organizations and Decisions in Economics
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News and Announcements
News and Announcements
The Center for the Study of Organizations and Decisions in Economics (CODE) has incorporated six new research fellows in 2025. Welcome to all new members!
CODE researchers have been active in shaping Barcelona’s research scene, organizing workshops at the BSE Summer Forum and hosting sessions at the 2024 SED Meeting, reinforcing the team’s role as a hub for cutting-edge work on networks, incentives, and organizations.
CODE welcomes Ramon Areces Post-doctoral fellow Abhinav Khemka who will be joining us from University of Milan and Bocconi University, through this academic year. Abhinav specilaizes in political economy and development economics. His expertese will be a great addition to the CODE team.
About CODE
About CODE
The Center for the Study of Organizations and Decisions in Economics (CODE) is a research center at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, created in 1995 to promote high quality research in the theory of economic decisions and organizations. Since the beginning of its activities, CODE's main goal is to provide an environment allowing for excellence in research as measured by the international standards of scientific quality.
Forthcoming Papers
Forthcoming Papers
Gierlinger, J. & Milán, P. "Simple markets are incomplete," International Economic Review.
Payró, F. 2025. "Mixture-betweenness: Uncertainty and commitment," Journal of Economic Theory . link
Publications from the last 9 months
Publications from the last 9 months
Barberà, S., Berga, D., Moreno, B. & Nicolò, A. 2025. "Condorcet consistency and pairwise justifiability under variable agendas," International Economic Review 66, 313-329. link
Barberà, S., Berga, D., Moreno, B. & Nicolò, A. 2025. “Weak pairwise justifiability as a common root of Arrow’s and the Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorems,” Social Choice and Welfare 65, 309-333. link
Barberà, S. & Bossert, W. 2025. “Intermediate Condorcet winners and losers,” Journal of Public Economic Theory 27, e70024. link
Beltran, D. L., Cardenete, A. & Sancho, F. 2025. "Designing and ecotax on carbon emissions to meet EU targets: A proposal for the Spanish economy," Journal of Cleaner Production 524, 146386. link
Boss, K., Groeger, A., Heidland, T., Krueger, F. & Zheng, C. 2025. "Forecasting bilateral asylum seeker flows with high-dimensional data and machine learning techniques," Journal of Economic Geography 25, 3-19. link
Cardenete, A., Lima, M. C. & Sancho, F. 2025. "A methodology to study price-quantity interactions in input-output modelling: An application to NextGenerationEU funds," Economic Systems Research 37, 244-262. link
Celik, L. & Drugov, M. 2025. “Score disclosure,” The Economic Journal 135, 519–537. link
Chatterji, S., Massó, J. & Serizawa, S. 2025. "On strategy-proofness and the salience of single-peakedness in a private goods allotment problem," Games and Economic Behavior 150, 48-70. link
Dahlhaus, T. & Gambetti, L. 2025. "Noisy monetary policy announcements,” Journal of Applied Econometrics 40, 164-180. link.
Forni, M., Franconi, A., Gambetti, L. & Sala, L. 2025. “Asymmetric transmission of oil supply news,” Quantitative Economics 16, 947-979. link
Forni, M., Gambetti, L., Granese, A., Sala, L. & Soccorsi, S. 2025. “An American macroeconomic picture: Supply and demand shocks in the frequency domain,” American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics 17, 311-341. link
Forni, M., Gambetti, L., Lippi, M. & Sala, L. 2025. “Common Components Structural VARs (CCSVAR),” Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, online. link
Forni, M., Gambetti, L., Lippi, M. & Sala, L. 2025. “Informing DSGE models through dynamic factor models,” Journal of Applied Econometrics 40, 487-507. link
Guerra, A. I. & Sancho, F. 2025. "Employment allocation: From branches to extended subsystems," Applied Economics Letters, online. link
Piolatto, A. & Schuett, F. 2025. "Platform design and rent extraction," The Journal of Industrial Economics 73, 124-166. link
Current CODE Visitors
Current CODE Visitors
Sara Spaziani
Sara Spaziani
Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Warwick, UK.
Dates: September 6th to December 18th, 2025.
Host: Francesco Ferlenga
Office: B3/158
Research interests: Gender Economics, Public Economics
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