Massimo Florio
‐ Professor of Public Economics ‐
Quantifiable economic impacts of research infrastructures
RI-PATHS participatory workshop at DESY. 08/05/2019, Hamburg, Germany
Success story: Services of General Interest in the EU (EUsers)
"Success stories" are finalised projects that have distinguished themselves by their impact, [...] and can be a source of inspiration for others
How to Evaluate Socio-Economic Impact of Large Research Infrastructures?
Participatory workshop of the European Union funded project RI-PATHS held at ALBA, the 3rd generation Synchrotron Light facility. 28th November, Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona)
Milan Summer School on Cost-Benefit Analysis, VIII edition
Participants: "Would recommend to colleagues". September 10th – 14th 2018, the event took place in Palazzo Greppi, via Sant'Antonio 12, Milan
The role of CBA in government decision-making: international perspectives
Workshop organized at Palazzo Greppi (Milan) on September 20th 2017. Local Organization Committee: Massimo Florio, Silvia Vignetti and Gelsomina Catalano.
Milan Summer School on Cost-Benefit Analysis, VII edition
Participants: "This was the best training I have participated". September 18th – 23rd 2017, the event took place in Palazzo Greppi, via Sant'Antonio 12, Milan
Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis: 2017 Conference
Improving the Theory and Practice of Benefit-Cost Analysis. 9th Annual Conference and Meeting, Washington DC
Socio economic impact of large research infrastructures. Alba Synchrotron
"ALBA is a complex of electron accelerators to produce synchrotron light, which allows the visualization of the atomic structure of matter as well as the study of its properties"
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