Working Papers (Temi di discussione)

These papers, aimed at the research community, publish the studies conducted by the Bank of Italy’s researchers or presented by external speakers at seminars held in the Bank. The intention is to make a contribution to academic debate and to receive comments and suggestions that will help further these studies, possibly leading to their publication in academic journals.

The research papers are selected by the editorial committee. The choice of subject and methods of investigation reflect the interests of the researchers.

The opinions expressed and conclusions drawn are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Bank of Italy.

ISSN: 1594-7939 (print); 2281-3950 (online)

Latest publications

  1. 18 November 2025
    No. 1509 - Household borrowing and monetary policy transmission: post-pandemic insights from nine European credit registers
    by De Jonghe, Benkovskis, Bielskis, Bonfim, Bottero, Briglevics, Cesnak, Dirma, Emiris, Filep-Mosberger, Jouvanceau, Kaiser, Khametshin, Lalinsky, Grolmusz, Moretti, Nikitins, Nunnari, Rodriguez-Moreno, Stefanova, Szabó, Vilerts, Zhao
  2. 18 November 2025
    No. 1508 - Working from home and labour productivity: firm-level evidence
    by Gaetano Basso, Davide Dottori and Sara Formai
  3. 18 November 2025
    No. 1507 - Inflation expectations and price-setting decisions: insights from the housing market
    by Elisa Guglielminetti and Michele Loberto
  4. 18 November 2025
    No. 1506 - The impact on economic activity and housing market of the 2023 Emilia-Romagna floods
    by Elena Gentili
  5. 18 November 2025
    No. 1505 - Excellence funds, excellent outcomes? Lessons from Italian university departments
    by Niccolò Cattadori, Edoardo Frattola and Elena Lazzaro
  6. 18 November 2025
    No. 1504 - EU views and household investments: evidence from the Brexit referendum
    by Michele Cascarano, Laura Sigalotti and Francesco Stradi
  7. 18 November 2025
    No. 1503 - Place-based industrial policies and local agglomeration in the long run
    by Lorenzo Incoronato and Salvatore Lattanzio