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DESCRIPTION:Nell'ambito della procedura di valutazione di un Ricercatore a 
 Tempo Determinato tipologia B ai fini della chiamata nel ruolo di Professo
 re di II fascia ai sensi dell’art. 24\, comma 5\, legge 240/2010\, SSD ING
 -IND/35 – SC 09/B3 Riccardo Marzano terrà un seminario pubblico in data 21
  marzo 2023\, alle ore 18:45 presso l'aula A4 del DIAGTitle: Corporate own
 ership and firm behaviorAbstract: Riccardo will give a talk about his rece
 nt research on the interplay between corporate ownership and firm behavior
 . First\, he will present the results of a study about how responses to an
 titrust enforcement actions differ across owner identities. Whereas nonfam
 ily firms raise equity capital and invest to cope with increased competiti
 on\, families avoid diluting their ownership and invest less. However\, be
 cause family and firm reputation and economic wealth are closely tied\, fa
 mily owners recruit trusted senior family leaders to restore stakeholder c
 onfidence. In short\, family firms do less financially\, while leveraging 
 family leadership. These notions are supported in a major longitudinal stu
 dy of responses to antitrust enforcement actions by Italian firms. Second\
 , he will then turn to the findings of a study in which corporate ownershi
 p is conceptualized as a key determinant of the divestment-reinvestment se
 quence in foreign countries. Building on the notion of ‘relational vs. tra
 nsactional ownership’\, it argues that relational-type firms are less like
 ly than transactional-type firms to both divest from\, and reinvest in\, a
  given foreign country. Empirical analyses using a large sample of investm
 ents\, divestments and subsequent re-entries undertaken in the period 2000
 –2015 by 602 Italian firms support the claim.Short Bio: Riccardo Marzano\,
  Ph.D in Management\, Economics and Industrial Engineering at Politecnico 
 di Milano\, is Assistant Professor at Sapienza University of Rome. He work
 s in the areas of international business and global strategy. He is also i
 nterested in the interactions between institutions\, individuals\, organiz
 ations and markets\, and in the behavioral aspects of corporate and indivi
 dual decision-making. His research has been published in journals such as 
 Journal of International Business Studies\, Journal of Law and Economics a
 nd Regional Studies. He serves on the Editorial Boards of Global Strategy 
 Journal and Journal of Industrial and Business Economics. He teaches Indus
 trial Organization\, Data-driven Economics and Management Control Systems 
 in Undergraduate and Graduate courses.
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LOCATION:aula A4 del DIAG
SUMMARY:Seminario pubblico di Riccardo Marzano - Riccardo Marzano
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