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Il terzo Rapporto sul mondo postglobale del Centro Einaudi - con il sostegno di Intesa Sanpaolo - verrà presentato nell'ambito del Festival Internazionale dell'Economia di Torino il 31 maggio 2024 alle ore 11, presso l'Auditorium grattacielo Intesa Sanpaolo. Intervengono: Mario Deaglio (curatore del volume), Gregorio De Felice, Beppe Facchetti, Alessandra Lanza, Nathalie Tocci. Coordina Paola Pica.

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Cerm e Centro Einaudi partecipano alla trasmissione "Il Bandolo della Matassa", in onda su Radio Radicale e diretta da Valeria Manieri uno spazio per recuperare il filo su economia, politica, riforme e politiche sociali.

Europa - Francia e rapporti con Pechino. Quali scelte quale futuro? - 11 maggio 2024

The winners of the XII «Giorgio Rota» Best Paper Award on "Climate Economics and (its) Knowledge", supported by Fondazione CRT, are:

Lorenzo Sileci  with the paper Carbon Pricing with Regressive Co-benefits: Evidence from British Columbia’s Carbon Tax

Alessandra Testa and Konstantin Boss with the paper What goes around, comes around: the US climate-economic cycle

Costanza Tomaselli  with the paper Green or Greed? Unveiling the Environmental Impact of Market Consolidation on Carbon Emissions

The XII «Giorgio Rota» Conference for the presentation of the winning papers hold in Turin on May 15, at Campus Luigi Einaudi, as one of the events leading up to the International Festival of Economics.

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The awarded papers will be published in Quaderni del Premio “Giorgio Rota”, an ISBN working paper online series of the Centro Einaudi, by the end of October 2024.

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In preparazione dell'uscita del Rapporto Giorgio Rota su Torino 2024, è stata aggiornata la Banca dati con l'implementazione di nuove sezioni.

Investigating domestic work today means bringing to the attention of public decision makers – and all of us – two central pillars of our democracy: the family and the revenue authorities. Family policies, in Italy, have often been left behind, lacking a broad vision, being limited to anti-poverty measures and without structural interventions: the debate on the family has always turned out to be highly ideological and polarized. This is why we believe it is necessary to contribute research that will help – through data, evidence, and proposals – to identify new pathways. All the more so now, with the inverted demographic pyramid, the aging population, and the increasing numbers of elderly people who we need to take care of.

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