ECWE 2025

The 2nd Verona Early Career Workshop in Economics took place on the 5th and 6th of May 2025. We thank all applicants and participants! The Workshop Best Presentation Award was won by Allen B.Magsino (European University Institute). See below for further details.

Participants and Presented Works

Sarah Fritz (Halle Institute for Economic Research) “Reshaping the Economy? Place-Based Policies and Regional Reallocation”

Margherita Tambussi (University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto) “Terrorism and the Local Labor Market: Evidence from the Egyptian Tourism Sector”

Jash Shah (University of Southampton) “Climate Change, Migration, and Household Borrowing: Insights from Tanzania”

Alessandro Sovera (Tampere University) “When Integration Backfires: Examining the Effects of Inter-Municipal Cooperation on Local Housing Markets”

Gabriele Guaitoli (INSEAD) “Inter-Generational Congestion: How Local Age Composition Shapes Human Capital Accumulation”

Nicol Barbieri (University of Naples Federico II) “Work from Home, Quit Behavior and Monopsony Power: Evidence from the Italian Labor Market”

Gabriele Letta (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) “Suspended workers, abortions and fertility”

Giulio Cisco (Unisanté/University of Lausanne) “Quantifying the Socio-Economic Burden of Antibiotic Resistance in Switzerland: An Econometric Analysis”

Mattia Filomena (University of Bergamo) “CBD products and workers’ health”

Allen B. Magsino (European University Institute) “Screening in a priority-based assignment problem”

Héloïse Cloléry (Bocconi University) “The Effects of Quotas on Teamwork: Prior Biases and Learning”

Roberta Muri (University of Bologna) “Rising Waters, Shifting Lands: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Adaptation Policies”

Fidel Petros (WZB Berlin & Berlin School of Economics) “Concerns about rising prices may raise prices”

Haotian Deng (Ghent University) “Who benefits from cash windfalls? Payroll tax incidence and rent sharing in small firms”

Giacomo Manferdini (Bocconi University) “Blameocracy”