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    Economia e criminalità in Italia. Un’introduzione

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    The study of criminal behaviour from the point of view of economics is mostly brought back to the canon of rationality. In this introduction to the special issue on crime and economy, we explain why it can be appropriate to move away from the extremely widespread vision that leads criminal actions to the microeconomic approach and, in particular, to the logic of business choices, to assume the point of view of those who choose to study crime as a governance structure. In particular, it is important to recognise that the activities of criminal organisations which have the main economic and political repercussions always take on an international dimension. This is an extremely important issue for economic policy in Europe. The study of criminal behaviour from the point of view of economics is mostly brought back to the canon of rationality. In this introduction to the special issue on crime and economy, we explain why it can be appropriate to move away from the extremely widespread vision that leads criminal actions to the microeconomic approach and, in particular, to the logic of business choices, to assume the point of view of those who choose to study crime as a governance structure. In particular, it is important to recognise that the activities of criminal organisations which have the main economic and political repercussions always take on an international dimension. This is an extremely important issue for economic policy in Europe. JEL codes: A10, K14, P50, Y20 Keywords: illegal economy, crime organizations, Ital

    Sconto bancario

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    Contratti di garanzia finanziaria e regole del concorso

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    The paper explores the relationship between the rules governing financial collateral arrangements, which are now to be found in the Italian legal system as a result of the implementation of European directives, and the general regulation of insolvency procedures. The paper’s specific aim is to verify whether, and to what extent, in light of a comprehensive interpretation of the current regulations and a correct identification of the interests protected by it, the enhanced protection of the right of the financial collateral taker to realise the collateral securities is to be considered compatible with the principle of the exclusivity of the insolvency assessment of the claims to be satisfied from the assets of the insolvent firm, as regulated by Insolvency Law in order to protect the position of competing creditors
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