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The adoption of measures to prevent virus diffusion has several strong effects on economic activity. On the other hand, the inverse relationship should be verified, as the re-organization of working activities may reduce the need to adopt prevention measures. At the same time the teleworking diffusion can be an alternative tool to re-organize workplaces activities. The policy maker should account

FINE ATTIVITA' - The project aims to address the lack of research into the relationship between innovation and subjective wellbeing (SWB). The focus is on four channels by which innovation may influence SWB, namely income, use of ICT technologies, inequality and unemployment. Innovation is considered also in its implications due to extensive automation. Concerns about the effect of automation on work are widesprea

ABMs are computational simulations programmed in order to interact and respond to their environment over time (Jackson et al., 2016), employed to study macro phenomena, otherwise intractable, emerging from the micro-level. Starting from multi-agent systems developed in the field of distributed artificial intelligence, the use of computer simulations also has spread to economics. The reason lies

This research aims to extend the application of economic knowledge to evidence supplied by other research areas on the relationships between incentives, motivation and performance. Six areas of investigation have been selected based on their potential contribution in addressing three issues relevant to economics. The first issue concerns the distinction between intrinsic and prosocial motivation;