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Francesco Angelini (1887-1964) farmacista, politico e imprenditore
Francesco Angelini, fondatore del gruppo Angelini, inizia la sua avventura imprenditoriale con l'acquisto di una modesta farmacia ad Ancona nel 1912, a cui presto unisce la produzione di farmaci semplici e di sapone. Instancabile lavoratore, grande organizzatore e soprattutto commerciante geniale, fa investimenti coraggiosi e diversificati. Alla sua morte nel 1964, lascia un impero industriale che il figlio Igino consolida.
Accanto all'attività di farmacista e di imprenditore, Angelini svolge quella di uomo politico: è sindaco di Ancona per molti anni, dal dopoguerra fino alla morte improvvisa
Supplemental Material - High tide, low price? Flooding alerts and hotel prices in venice
Supplemental Material for High tide, low price? Flooding alerts and hotel prices in venice by Francesco Angelini, Paolo Figini, and Veronica Leoni in Tourism Economics</p
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications is a fully open-access, online journal publishing peer-reviewed research from across—and between—all areas of the humanities, behavioral and social sciences
Journal of Media Economics
Publishes empirical and theoretical research on the economics and policy of mediated communication, focusing on firms, markets and institutions
SN Business & Economics
SN Business & Economics is a multi- and interdisciplinary journal serving all areas of Business & Management, Economics, and Finance.
The journal’s scope is inclusive: it is open to theoretical, empirical, and policy perspectives and encourages the submission of original research, review articles, case studies and replication studies
Private pricing in the art market
This note investigates price-formation mechanisms at work in the private art market. An analysis is provided on pricing
of new artwork for the first sale. In a model with five different types of agents using a bargaining game approach, the
artist's preferred market channel is identified. The bargaining power of each agent emerges as the key element. This
setting is also an ideal framework to test public interventions to support one or more agents and channels in the art
market, such as Artist Re-sale Rights
Cultural and economic value: A (p)review
The concept of value in cultural economics has been one of the main topic of study in the last years, focusing on the distinction between economic and cultural value and on how these two values interact one with the other. However, a review of these studies lacks in literature, together with a scheme which represents the relationships between the cultural good’s and the artist’s characteristics: this is what we propose in our paper, presenting a review of the cultural economics literature and then representing the above-mentioned relationships, as a preview of what we think could be the direction of the analysis of this issue
Governance and efficiency with and without Government
This paper explores the relationships between forms of governance and efficiency, in societies with and without State, with several specific agent behaviors. Using a theoretical framework where the private agents are, or are not, able to efficiently coordinate their actions, we study how forms of governance affect the level of welfare of each society
Platform competition and willingness to pay in a vertically differentiated tw-sided market
In this paper we generalize the model of single-homing users in two-sided markets by Gabszewicz and Wauthy [2014] to the case of any logconcave distribution of the willingness to pay (WTP). Our extended model allows us to discuss how distributional assumptions affect equilibrium outcomes, as well as to highlight the role of the assumption that both sides of the market are described by the same distribution of the WTP: while equilibrium does exist when this common distribution is logconcave, our results cast some doubts on existence when the two distributions differ
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