Anna PAPACCIO | Progetti

The bioeconomy has gained significant traction in recent years, garnering attention as a potential answer to a multitude of interconnected challenges plaguing society, the economy, and the environment. The research project aims to fill this gap by investigating the impact of bank diversity on the bioeconomy performance across European countries. Additionally, it seeks to explore the moderating inf

The aim is to analyse the anti-poverty effect a particular social cash transfers (the Reddito di Cittadinanza) using a micro-econometric approach. After an aggregate analyses, based on comparing average poverty indicators before and after public transfers, to address who receives the transfers and how the transfers are distributed among the poor, we would to consider three dichotomous outcome va

In Europe, in-work poverty is a widespread and troubling phenomenon hence has become widely investigated. Although the literature is very rich, few studies consider the consequences of in-work poverty on householdsâ¿¿ well-being. Moreover, no research has investigated specifically peopleâ¿¿s attitudes to in-work poverty and to different policies to reduce it. The project has two main objectives: first

The shadow economy is a multifaceted and pervasive phenomenon that leads policymakers and governments to express concern. Even though economists agree that the growth of the financial system helps to cut down on the size of the shadow economy, very little is known about the ways in which different banking institutions impact the shadow economy. This research project will try to answer the followin

The aim of this project is twofold: first it investigates the role of job characteristics on overall job satisfaction in Italy distinguishing between men and women. It aims to test the fact that if women are more satisfied of their jobs they will have intrinsic rewards, such as more support, more recognition for their work or less time pressure, on the other side they may express less satisfaction