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Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei
The Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei annually conferred the FEEM Award from the EEA congress held in Barcelona in 2009 until the EEA congress held in Mannheim in 2015. During these years the FEEM Award replaced the Young Economist Award.
The FEEM Award was given to the authors of the three best papers presented by young economists at the annual congress of the EEA. Eligible candidates had to be less than thirty years of age and no more than three years past a PhD defence. 2015 Awards
Anne-Katrin Roesler for her paper "Is Ignorance Bliss? Rational Inattention and Optimal Pricing" The selection committee - Volker Nocke, University of Mannheim and EEA Congress Program Chair, Philippe Martin, Sciences Po and Matteo Manera, University of Milan-Biccoca and FEEM Please click here to read a motivation for the awarding of these papers the 2015 FEEM Award The winners were interviewed by the FEEM Press Officer after the presentation. To watch the interviews, click here 2014 Awards
Christian Krekel for the paper “Natural Disaster, Policy Action, and Mental Well-Being: The case of Fukushima” (joint with Jan Goebel, Tim Tiefenbach and Nicolas R. Ziebarth) The selection committee - Martin Cripps, University College London and EEA Congress Program Chair, Isabel Horta Correia, Banco de Portugal, and Matteo Manera, University of Milan-Biccoca and FEEM. Please click here to read a motivation for the awarding of these papers the 2014 FEEM Award The winners were interviewed by the FEEM Press Officer after the presentation. To listen to the interviews, click here
2013 Awards
Jonathan Colmer for his paper "Climate Variability, Child Labour and Schooling: The Intensive ans Extensive Margin of Time Allocation in Rural Ethiopia". The selection committee - Maristella Botticini, Università Bocconi and EEA Congress Program Chair, Jan Eeckout, Universitat Pompeu Fabra and University College London, and Matteo Manera, University of Milan-Biccoca and FEEM. Please click here to read a summary of the papers. To listen to the interviews, please visit here
2012 Awards
Fahi Hassan for his paper "The Price of Development" The selection committee - Philip Lane, Trinty College, Dublin, and EEA Congress Program Chair; Armin Falk, University of Bonn; and Matteo Manera, University of Milan-Biccoca and FEEM. Please click here to read a summary of the papers. To listen to the interviews, please visit here
2011 Awards
Jan Grobovsek with the paper "Development Accounting With Intermediate Goods" The selection committee - Alessandro Lanza, Eni Corporate University and FEEM, Espen Moen, The Norwegian Business School and EEA Congress Program Chair, and Helene Rey, London Business School. Please click here to read a summary of the papers
2010 Awards
Benjamin Elsner with the paper "Does Emigration Benefit The Stayers? The Eu Enlargement As A Natural Experiment. Evidence From Lithuania" The selection committee - Fausto Panunzi, Bocconi University and FEEM, Antonio Ciccone, Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) and David Stromberg, Stockholm University and EEA Congress Program Chair.
Please click here to read a summary of the papers
2009 Awards Last update February 14, 2016
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