Prof. Matteo Alvisi

• The core materials for the course, and for all assessment paths, are the textbook, the lecture slides, the lecture notes and the additional teaching materials made available by the instructor during the course.
• Lecture slides, academic articles, handouts and additional readings will complement the textbook, especially with reference to antitrust enforcement in financial, banking and payment markets, recent developments in competition policy, and…
• These materials will be made available or indicated through the course website on Virtuale, the University’s teaching platform:

Argomenti del programma: The course provides an introduction to the economic analysis of competition policy and antitrust enforcement, with a specific focus on financial, banking and payment markets. It combines the study of the main analytical tools used in competition economics with their application to markets characterized by concentration, regulation, network effects, interoperability issues, data-related lock-in, and systemic…

• Required materials for exam preparation
• the lecture slides prepared by the instructor
• the additional teaching materials made available by the instructor during the course.
• Lecture slides and additional teaching materials will be made available during the course on the University’s teaching platform, Virtuale:
• Additional materials may include lecture notes and other resources prepared by the instructor. These materials are intended to complement the textbook, especially with reference to recent developments in trade policy, international…

Argomenti del programma: This course gives an overview of the causes and consequences of international trade, as well as of the institutional context in which trade and international factor movements take place in the modern economy. The first part of the course introduces the main theoretical frameworks used to explain international trade patterns, the gains from trade, and the effects of trade on welfare and income distribution.