Dr Francesco Giovannoni

Summary

Francesco Giovannoni's research interests are in political economics, economic analysis of political and legal institutions, game theory, public economics and microeconomic theory.

Teaching

ECON11122: QM1
ECON30078: Public Economics
ECON30009: Advanced Microeconomics

Keywords

• Political Economy
• Game Theory
• Public Economics
• Microeconomic Theory

Expertise

I am an applied microeconomic theorist. I work on political issues such as lobbying and corruption, and the study of political institutions. I also work on issues of strategic communication, auctions, market design.

Memberships

Organisations

Department of Economics

Other sites

• Economics

Academic Departments

• Department of Economics

Research Centres

• Centre for Market and Public Organisation
• Centre for Structural Econometrics

Department of Economics Research Interests

• Microeconomic Theory
• Political Economy

Recent publications

• Aidt, T & Giovannoni, F 2011, ‘Critical decisions and Constitutional Rules’. Social Choice and Welfare, vol 37 (2)., pp. 219 - 268
• Giovannoni, F & Tena, JdD 2008, ‘Market concentration, macroeconomic uncertainty and monetary policy’. European Economic Review, vol 52 (6)., pp. 1097 - 1123
• Giovannoni, F & Seidmann, D 2007, ‘Secrecy, two-sided bias and the value of evidence’. Games and Economic Behaviour, vol 59 (2)., pp. 296 - 315
• Campos, N & Giovannoni, F 2007, ‘Lobbying, corruption and political influence’. Public Choice, vol 131 (1-2)., pp. 1 - 21

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