ACT4CAP27 Presented at the 65th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Italian Society of Economics

The UniRoma3 team showcased research from the ACT4CAP27 project at the 65th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Italian Society of Economics (SIE), held at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo between October 24-26, 2024.

This is the main annual meeting of Italian economists, open to foreign scholars, in which important international contributions, research results, and policy analysis are presented in English and in Italian.

The Meeting, with contributions in English and in Italian, featured a combination of parallel and plenary sessions covering a wide range of theoretical and applied economic topics providing a platform for presenting new insights and fostering dialogue within the scientific community.

The ACT4CAP27 related presentation underscored the project’s commitment to advancing research in economics and its relevance to broader academic discourse.

Source: UniRoma3

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