ADDRESS
Department of Economics, University of Bologna
Piazza Scaravilli 2 ,office 216- 40125 Bologna
Phone: 0039.051.2098020; Fax: 0039.051. 2098040
Email: emanuela.randon@unibo.it
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
From 7 September 2020: Associate Professor, Department of Economics, University of Bologna
1 November 2006 - 6 September 2020 Assistant Professor, Department of
Economics, University of Bologna
1 July 2005– 31 October 2006 : Post-doc, Department
of Economics, University of Bologna
July 2001 – 30 June 2005 : Research Associate, Department
of Economics, University of Milan-Bicocca
September 1999 – September 2001 : Teaching Fellow at
University of York, Department of Economics and Related Studies
EDUCATION
August 2004 : PhD in Economics, University of York, UK
February 2002 : Doctorate in Economics, Milan
(Bocconi-Cattolica-Statale)
June 1997 : Master in Economics (MEc), Bocconi
University, Milan
June 1996: Laurea in Economics, 110 cum laude, University
of Milan-Cattolica
VISITING STAYS
2011 (24/6-8/7 e 30/10-20/11): Visiting
Scholar, University of San Diego (UCSD), Department of
Economics.
August 2012 : Visiting Scholar, University of California
San Diego (UCSD), Department of Economics.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
- Inequality - Distributional Issues of Public intervention
Maternity leave
March 2013 - May 2014
Recent publications and working papers
1) A Top dog tale with preference Complementarities (2017), (with P. Simmons), Journal of Economics, 120 (1), 47-63.
2) Are Consumers more Willing to Invest in Luck during Recessions (2017), (with S. Capacci and A. Scorcu), Italian Economic Journal, 3 (1), 25-38.
3) Patterns of Gambling activities and Gambling Problems among Italian High School Students: Results from a Latent Class Analysis, (2018) (with N. De Luigi, D. Gibertoni and A. Scorcu), Journal of Gambling Studies, 34(2), 339-59 (IF 2.750).
4) Optimal Commodity Taxation and Income Distribution, (2015) (con C. Benassi), Working Paper - University of Bologna, WP 1001.
5) Luck vs Skill in Gambling over the Recession. Evidence from Italy, (2014), (with S. Capacci e A. Scorcu), Working Paper - University of Bologna, WP 918.
6) Strategic Accessibility Competition (2012), (with L. Zirulia
and E. Bacchiega), Research in Economics, 66, 195-212 .
7) Base Consumption Levels and Fixed Costs, (2010), (with
P. Simmons), Economics Letters, 108 (2), 222-224.
8) Strategic Consumption Complementarities: Can Price
Flexibility Eliminate Inefficiencies and Instability ?, (2010),
(with P. Simmons), Journal of Public Economic Theory, 12 (2), 2010,
249-279.
9) Correcting Market Failure due to Interdependent Preferences:
When is Piecemeal Policy Possible ?, (2007), (with P. Simmons),
Journal of Public Economic Theory , 9(5), 831-866.
10) Dynamics of the Non Linear Learning Curve with Spillovers in
a Differentiated Oligopoly: Effects on Industry Structure , (2007),
(with A. Naimzada), Journal of Evolutionary Economics , 17(1),
95-106.
11) Technology Sharing Cartels and Industrial Structure under a
Rule of Thumb , (2007), (with A. Naimzada), International Review of
Economics, 54 (3), 295-317.
12) Dynamics of relational goods , (2008), (with L. Bruni and A.
Naimzada), International Review of Economics, 55 ( 1-2),
113-125.
13) The positive analysis of consumption externalities , (2011),
Economia Politica, 28(2), 229-251.
14) Are strong bandwagon effects really unstable?, (2012), In:
Economics at Work. Essay on Knowledge, Information and Social
Interactions, 2-29. Monte Università di Parma (ISBN:
978-887847-420-8).
15) A Top dog tale with preference rigidities (2012), (with P.
Simmons), WP 839, University of Bologna.
16) Measuring Consumption externalities (2012), WP 840,
University of Bologna.
17) Efficient allocations, equilibria and stability in
Scarf's economy, Working Paper 2008/14, Department of Economics and
Related Studies , The University of York, 4 July 2008 – PET 2009 -
Conference of the Association for Public Economic Theory,
18-20 June 2009 (Galway- Ireland).
18) Multiple equilibria with externalities , Working Paper
2004/09, Department of Economics and Related Studies, The
University of York, 2004.
19) Comparative statics and consumption externalities
, Working Paper 2003/06, Department of Economics and Related
Studies, The University of York, 2003.
20) Non cooperative solutions with consumption
externalities , PhD Dissertation, Department of Economics and
Related Studies, The University of York, 2004.
In Italian
21) “ L'imposta sul valore aggiunto: regime
ordinario e regime del margine a confronto. Il caso del mercato
dell'arte” , (2012), (with G. Candela e A. Scorcu), Politica
Economica, 2, 241-264.
22) “Quadri e sculture non sono “beni usati” - Le proposte
per un diverso, e incentivante, regime fiscale nel mercato
dell'arte - (2012), (with G. Candela e A. Scorcu) , Il
Giornale dell'arte , 326, 13, 19.
23) “ Il bene relazionale: un modello dinamico” ,“Teoria
economica e relazioni interpersonali”, (2006), (with L. Bruni and
A. Naimzada), Il Mulino, Bologna, 219-235.
24) Economia dello Sport, (voce), Enciclopedia di
Economia, Le Garzantine, Garzanti Libri, 1281-1283 (2011).
25) L'analisi costi e benefici applicata all'emergenza
rifiuti in Campania, (2008), (with S. Scicchitano), Sistema
Economico, 3, 35-52.
26) Benefit-Cost Analysis, Harry Campbell and Richard Brown,
Cambridge University press, Cambridge, 2003, (2008), Recensione
libro, Sistema Economico, 2, 59-60.
Work in progress
1) Luxuries, Necessities and the Progressivity of Indirect Taxation, (with M. Baldini and C. Benassi), presented at RCEF2018, submitted.
2) Can Income Taxation
Influence the Incidence of Commodity taxation? (with C.
Benassi)
3) “Women and Children first”:
out of equilibrium dynamics with an exogenous ranking
scheme
4) Stackelberg Dynamics,
(with A. Naimzada)
5) Is too much relational good
a bad?,( with L. Bruni) – presented at “Happiness and
relational goods” – Venice 11-13 June 2009
AWARD, SCHOLARSHIPS, Funding
FFARB 2017
December 2002: CNR Award for the research in the field of
Consumption Externalities
April 2001: CNR Scholarship (bando 203.10.4l, 23/06/00)
1998 - 2000 : MURST Scholarship for the Doctorate in
Economics.
June 1997: Scholarship, Milan, Catholic University.
September 1996: Scholarship from Fondazione Invernizzi
for Master in Economics (MEc), Bocconi University.
TALKS
- ASSET 2018 - University of Florence, 8-10 November (scheduled)
- SIE 2018 - University of Bologna, 25-27 October (scheduled)
- SIEP 2018 - University of Padova, 20-21 September (scheduled)
- XII GRASS - University of Chieti-Pescara (scheduled)
- RCEF 2018 - Rimini, 14-15 June 2018
- AIES 2016 - Italian Society of Health Economics, Bologna, 4-5 November 2016
- PET 2015 - Association for Public Economic Theory, Lussemburgo 2-4 July 2015
- LAGV 2015 - XIVth Journees Louis-Andre Gerart-Varet Conference, Aix-en-Provence
- XXVII SIEP 2015 - Ferrara 24-25 September 2015
- Invited Seminar, University of Salerno, Department of
Economics, 12 December 2012.
- Talk at University of California San Diego (UCSD), Department
of Economics, 8 July 2011
- Xth Journées Louis-André Gérart-Varet Conference, 20-22
June 2011
- GEday- General equilibrium workshop organised by Y.
Balasko, Invited presentation- 14-15 May 2011, York
- University of Bologna-Lunch Seminar-February 2011
- EEA 2010 - European Economic Association Conference-
Glasgow 23-26 August
- GEDay- General-Equilibrium Workshop organised by Y. Balasko
- Invited Presentation- 4 November 2009 (York-UK).
- ASSET 2009 –30-31 October 2009– (Istanbul-Turkey)
- SIEP 2009 –Italian Association of Public Economics-
24-25 September 2009-(Pavia)
- PET 2009 – Conference of the Association for Public
Economic Theory, 18-20 June 2009 (Galway- Ireland) - Chair of the
section of General Equilibrium
- “Happiness and Relational goods”- 11-13 June 2009- Venice
(Isola San Servolo)
- ATE 2009- Lisbon 23-24 April 2009
- SOEGW2 – Small Open Economies in a Globalised World,
Waterloo, Canada -12-15 June
- PET 2007 – Conference of the Association for Public
Economic Theory, 6-8 July 2007 (Nashville-Tennessee)
- “Policies for Happiness”, 15-17 June 2007 (Siena -Certosa di
Pontignano)
- “Reciprocity: Theories and Facts”, 22-24 February 2007
(Verbania)
- SCW 2006 – Social Choice and Welfare Conference, 13-17
July 2006 (Istanbul-Turkey)
- Lunch talk, University of Bologna, 22 February 2006
- “Capability and Happiness”, 16-18 June 2005 (Milan)
- Seminar, University of Padova , 21 February 2005
- Seminar, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, 12 October
2004
- VI Meeting in Game Theory and Practice, 12-14 July 2004
(Alicante-Spain)
- GTS 2004 – Second World Conference in Game Theory, 5-9
July 2004 (Marseille-France)
- Second PhD Conference in Economics, 23-25 September 2004
(Pavia-Italy)
- Lunch Talk, University of Milan-Bicocca, 11 June 2003
- Lunch Talk, University of Milan-Bicocca, 6 February 2002
- Seminar, University of York, 30 January 2002
- RES 2001 -Royal Economic Society Conference, 10 April
2001 (Durham-UK)
- Workshop, University of York, 14 June 1999
TEACHING
from 2016
Taxation policies and environmental issues (ITALI)
Theory of taxation (AEGI)
2014/2015
Economics of public sector
Theory of Taxation (AEGI)
2013/2014
Maternity leave
2012/2013
Department of Economics, University of Bologna
i)
Public Economics (CLEA)
Department of Economics, University of Bologna (Rimini
Campus)
ii)
The Economics of Regulation
iii)
Taxation
2010/2012
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Economics, Rimini.
i)
Public Economics
ii)
Taxation
2009/2010
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Economics, Rimini.
iii)
Public Economics
iv)
Taxation
v)
Regulation and Public services- European Master in Consumer
Affairs.
2008/2009
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Economics, Rimini.
i)
Political Economy,
ii)
Taxation
2007/2008
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Economics, Rimini.
i) Public Economics,
ii) Cost-Benefit Analysis.
2006/2007
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Economics, Rimini.
i)
Public Economics,
ii)
Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Social Sciences, Forlì:
i)
Istituzioni di Economia.
2005/2006
Department of Economics, University of Bologna, Faculty of
Social Sciences, Forlì:
i)
Public Economics.
Department of Economics, University of Brescia, tutor of
Microeconomics (Professor Miniaci)
2000/2004
Department of Economics, University of Milan-Bicocca, tutor of
Microeconomics (Professor Stanca and Marzi)
2001
Seminars in Game Theory, Master in Public Economics (Mep),
Catholic University, Milan
1999-2001
University of York , Tutor of Maths and Microeconomics,
Professors Bone, Hey, Lambert.
Other info
October 1995 : Diploma di Pianoforte, Conservatorio
Nicolini, Piacenza.
