• Knowldege and Consumption of Organic and Biodynamic Wines 

  Cagnina MR; Cicero L; Osti L (Palgrave MacMillan, 2019)
• Predicting dependent electricity price spikes through copula functions 

  Foscolo E (2018 - ECOSTA ECONOMETRICS AND STATISTICS, 2018)

  The aim is to forecast the occurrence of extreme prices (the so-called spikes) in the Australian electricity markets from half-hourly electricity spot prices. Specifically, we are interested in the simultaneous occurrences ...
• Economics out of Ethics 

  Lüfter R (2019)
• The Fiction of Peer Review: Phenomenology of a Catastrophe 

  De Gennaro I; Zaccaria G (2018)

  This essay offers a philosophical diagnosis of the fundamental transformation that has occurred in the nature of the pivotal figure of all systems of research evaluation: the peer. This diagnosis, in turn, sheds light on ...
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  Between food delicacies and food taboos: A structural equation model to assess Western students' acceptance of Amazonian insect food 

  Sidali KL; Pizzo S; Garrido-Pérez EI; Schamel G (2019)

  Interest in commercializing insect-based foods is growing steadily. Nevertheless, most Western consumers still consider insects a food taboo. In this study, we investigated how persuasion strategies based on technology and ...
• Market Soundings: The Interaction between Securities Regulation and Company Law in the United Kingdom and Italy 

  Lombardo S; Mucciarelli FM (2019)

  Before deciding on operations involving share issuance or sale, companies or shareholders may seek to disclose information to selected investors, in order to gauge their opinion on the envisaged market operation. Despite ...
• Customer Accounting. Creating Value with Customer Analytics 

  Bonacchi M; Perego PM (Springer International, 2019)

  This book is designed to meet the needs of CFOs, accounting and financial professionals interested in leveraging the power of data-driven customer insights in management accounting and financial reporting systems. While ...
• Correlated noise: Why passive investments might improve market efficiency 

  Weissensteiner A (2019)

  Over the last decades passive investment products have continuously increased their market share. The efficiency of financial markets is identified to be the main reason for this development. We propose a theoretical model ...
• A Hybrid DEA-MOLP Model for Public School Assessment and Closure Decision in the City of Philadelphia 

  Tavana M; Ebrahimnejad A; Santos-Arteaga FJ; Mansourzadeh SM; Kazemi Matin R (2018)

  Data envelopment analysis (DEA) is generally used to evaluate past performance and multi objective linear programming (MOLP) is often used to plan for future performance goals. In this study, we establish an equivalence ...
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  Structure, organization and a vision: Reasons for the success of wine cooperatives? 

  Schamel G (2019)

  Several studies have found that wine cooperatives struggle to produce high quality grapes allowing them to produce better quality wines and to receive higher retail prices. In contrast, cooperatives in South Tyrol perform ...
• The Impact of Banks' Liquidity Reserves on Lending 

  Bressan S (2018)

  The paper examines the impact from liquidity reserves on banks' lending. Analysing a large sample of US banks, we discover that the lending of our firms is lower when they hoard liquidity in the form of cash, inter-bank ...
• Organizational Form and Payoff Imbalances in an Aggrievement Model: Cooperatives versus Privately Owned Wineries 

  Santos-Arteaga FJ; Schamel G (2018)

  We build on Hart and Holmstrom (2010) to analyze the strategic choice of organizational form among wine producers. They claim that a firm's organizational form, when agreed upon competitively, conditions the sense of ...
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  Optimism in Financial Markets: Stock Market Returns and Investor Sentiments 

  Limongi Concetto C; Ravazzolo F (2019)

  This paper investigates how investor sentiment aects stock market returns and evaluates the predictability power of sentiment indices on U.S. and EU stock market returns. As regards the American example, evidence shows ...
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  Wine Quality and Varietal, Regional, and Winery Reputations: Hedonic Prices for Australia and New Zealand. 

  Schamel G; Anderson K (World Scientific, 2018)

  We estimate hedonic price functions for premium wine from Australia and New Zealand, differentiating implicit prices for sensory quality ratings, wine varieties, and regional as well as winery brand reputations over the ...
• Leader Effects and Gender Differences in Sequential Restaurant Ordering Environments 

  Schamel G; Santos-Arteaga FJ (2018)

  We empirically examine the strategic importance of the choices of the first person ordering, that is, the leader, for the decisions made and money spent by other commensals at a restaurant table. Our aim is to study the ...
• A Novel Genetic Algorithm Based Method for Solving Continuous Nonlinear Optimization Problems Through Subdividing and Labeling 

  Esmaelian M; Tavana M; Santos Arteaga FJ; Vali M (2018)

  We introduce a novel method called subdividing labeling genetic algorithm (SLGA) to solve optimization problems involving n - dimensional continuous nonlinear functions. SLGA is based on the mutation and crossover operators ...
• Dynamic Effects of Learning on the Innovative Outputs and Productivity in Spanish Multinational Enterprises 

  Santos Arteaga FJ; Torrecillas C; Tavana M (2019)

  Empirical studies have consistently illustrated the existence of a relationship between the level of productivity and the international commitment of firms. Few studies have considered the effects of learning by foreign ...
• Organization and Performance of Cooperative Firms in the Wine Sector 

  Schamel G (2018)

  Guest Editor's Introduction to the Symposium: Organization and Performance of Cooperative Firms in the Wine Sector
• Dynamic Analysis of Brand and Regional Reputation: The Case of Wine 

  Schamel G (World Scientific, 2018)

  Globalization has created an international wine market and global brands. However, consumers continue to regard regional origin as a dominant criterion in their wine buying decisions. Indicators of collective regional ...
• Tourism innovation: when interdependencies matter 

  Narduzzo A; Volo S (2018)

  This research note highlights the relevance of tourism’s natural system of interdependencies in the context of innovation creation. The lack of studies on tourism inter and intra-sectoral interdependencies and on their ...

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