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    • Bad loans and de novo banks: evidence from Italy 

      Ambrosio, Rachele Anna; Coccorese, Paolo (2014)
      The existing empirical evidence suggests that there is a “winner’s curse” for banks entering new markets. Actually, it has been assessed that de novo banks generally experience higher bad loans rates than mature banks for ...
    • Banks, stability and competition 

      Santucci, Laura (Universita degli studi di Salerno, 2018-06-05)
      Il ruolo centrale delle istituzioni finanziarie nell’economia è ormai largamente riconosciuto. Banche e intermediari finanziari sono spesso definiti “speciali”, non solo perché offrono tutta una serie di servizi, come ...
    • Harmful competition in the insurance markets 

      De Feo, Giuseppe; Hindriks, Jean (2010)
      There is a general presumption that competition is a good thing. In this paper we show that competition in the insurance markets can be bad and that adverse selection is in general worse under competition than under monopoly. ...
    • «Quando il gioco si fa duro…»: per un’analisi intermediale del rapporto tra “agon” e duello 

      Carosanti, Valentina (Avellino : Associazione Culturale Internazionale Sinestesie, 2024)
      In uno dei testi seminali della ludologia, Les Jeux et les hommes: le masque et le vertige (1958), il sociologo Roger Caillois divide in quattro categorie le diverse tipologie di gioco, individuando il cosiddetto ...
    • Il sistema formativo europeo tra competizione e modello hayekiano di conoscenza 

      Lamattina, Vanessa (2023)
      At the European Council in Lisbon in 2000, a strategic plan for the establishment of a ‘new societal model’ was developed for the first time. A plan that, renewed over time until the EU 2020 Strategy, describes the constituent ...