Paolo Giovanni Piacquadio

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Academic Interests

Microeconomic Theory, Welfare Economics, Public Economics, and Environmental Economics.

Higher education and employment history

2008-2013 PhD in Economics from CORE and IRES at Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium.

Publications

Journal articles

• "A Fairness Justification of Utilitarianism." Econometrica, 2017, forthcoming.
• "Equity and Efficiency in an Overlapping Generation Model." (with T. Isaac) Social Choice and Welfare, 2015, 549-565.
• "Intergenerational Egalitarianism." Journal of Economic Theory, 2014, 153: 117-127.
• “Announcements as an Equilibrium Selection Device” (with N. Acocella, G. Di Bartolomeo and A. Hughes-Hallett). Oxford Economic Papers, 2014. 66: 325-347.
• Conflict of interests, (Implicit) Coalitions and Nash Policy Games” (with N.Acocella and G. Di Bartolomeo), Economics Letters, 2009, 105: 303-305.

Book chapters

• “Conflicts and coordination among groups” (with N. Acocella, G. di Bartolomeo, and A. Hughes-Hallett) in The theory of economic policy in a strategic context, N. Acocella, G. di Bartolomeo, and A. Hughes-Hallett; Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 2012.
• Announcements as a coordination mechanism” (with N. Acocella, G. di Bartolomeo, and A. Hughes-Hallett) in The theory of economic policy in a strategic context, N. Acocella, G. di Bartolomeo, and A. Hughes-Hallett; Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 2012.

Working papers and work in progress

• The Ethics of Intergenerational Risk, 2017. 
• A Lipsetian theory of institutional change: development, education, inequality, and resources (with R. Boucekkine and F. Prieur). CESifo working paper, December 2016.
• How equitable is the distribution of opportunities? Theory and empirics (with R. Aaberge)
• Intergenerational population ethics (with G. Asheim and S. Zuber)
• Social and Individual Deprivation: a Fairness Approach