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Matteo Alvisi
Adjunct Professor of International Economics
About
Matteo Alvisi is Adjunct Professor of International Economics at SAIS Europe, and Professor of Economics, the University of Bologna. PhD in Economics, Luigi Bocconi University; PhD in Economics, University of California, Los Angeles. Alvisi is author of numerous papers published in professional journals.
- Cocktails Done Right: Price Competition and Welfare When Substitutes Become Complements, M. Alvisi and E. Carbonara, in Journal of Economics 131 (2020)
- Imperfect Substitutes for Perfect Complements: a Solution to the Tragedy of the Anticommons, M. Alvisi and E. Carbonara, in Bulletin of Economic Research 65:3 (2013)
- Separating Complements: the Effects of Competition and Quality Leadership, M. Alvisi, E. Carbonara and F. Parisi, in Journal of Economics 130:2 (2011)
- Complementing Substitutes: Compatibility, Bundling and Entry, M. Alvisi, E. Carbonara, G. Dari-Mattiacci, F. Parisi, Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics Working Paper Series 10 (2009)
- Concorrenza, Essenzialità e Esternalità di Rete nella Produzione di Beni Complementari: nuove soluzioni alla Tragedia degli Anticommons, in Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Sociali 116:3 (2008)
- Piracy and Quality Choice in Monopolistic Markets, with E. Argentesi and E. Carbonara (2003)
- Piracy and Product Differentiation in the Market for Digital Goods, M. Alvisi, E. Argentesi and E. Carbonara, in Rivista Italiana degli Economisti (2003)
- Quality Choice, Fixed Costs and Equilibrium in Models of Vertical Differentiation, in Working Papers, Università di Bologna, Dipartimento Scienze Economiche (2000)