Cesare Imbriani is Professor of Financial Policy at the Department of Legal and Economic Sciences, UnitelmaSapienza University of Rome, Italy. He studied at the University of Napoli and at the LSE and taught in Salerno, Bari, Napoli, Rome, and at LUISS. He coordinated the Council of Experts, Italian Ministry of the Treasury, and was President of Sanpaolo Invest.Pasquale Scaramozzino is Professor of Economics at the School of Finance and Management, SOAS University of London, UK, and at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. He studied in Rome and at the LSE and taught in Bristol and at UCL.

• Introduction: Time and Economic Policy.- Intertemporal Choices, Information, and Opportunity Sets: The Effectiveness of Monetary Policy.- Thinking Outside the Box: Giancarlo Marini, A Rigorous Eclectic Economist.- Fiscal Policy and Sovereign Debt Dynamics: (Re-)Assessing the Intertemporal Viability of the Government Budget Using a Model-Based and Consistently Measured Sustainability Indicator.- Public Debt, Taylor Rules and Inflation Dynamics in an Overlapping Generations Model.- Macroeconomic Policy and Development in India: Some Analytical Issues.- Covid-19 threats and opportunities: towards a circular and resilient bioeconomy.- A (Perfect) Case of Unnecessary, and Harmful Fiscal Consolidation: Italy’s Growth and Debt since the 90s.- Parameter Heterogeneity and Convergence Clubs: Shedding Light on the Human Capital Puzzle.- Time Use in Macroeconomics: European Integration and Marketization of Domestic Work.- Bank financing and start-up survival in the Italian economy

Cesare Imbriani is Professor of Financial Policy at the Department of Legal and Economic Sciences, UnitelmaSapienza University of Rome, Italy. He studied at the University of Napoli and at the LSE and taught in Salerno, Bari, Napoli, Rome, and at LUISS. He coordinated the Council of Experts, Italian Ministry of the Treasury, and was President of Sanpaolo Invest.Pasquale Scaramozzino is Professor of Economics at the School of Finance and Management, SOAS University of London, UK, and at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. He studied in Rome and at the LSE and taught in Bristol and at UCL.

• Introduction: Time and Economic Policy.- Intertemporal Choices, Information, and Opportunity Sets: The Effectiveness of Monetary Policy.- Thinking Outside the Box: Giancarlo Marini, A Rigorous Eclectic Economist.- Fiscal Policy and Sovereign Debt Dynamics: (Re-)Assessing the Intertemporal Viability of the Government Budget Using a Model-Based and Consistently Measured Sustainability Indicator.- Public Debt, Taylor Rules and Inflation Dynamics in an Overlapping Generations Model.- Macroeconomic Policy and Development in India: Some Analytical Issues.- Covid-19 threats and opportunities: towards a circular and resilient bioeconomy.- A (Perfect) Case of Unnecessary, and Harmful Fiscal Consolidation: Italy’s Growth and Debt since the 90s.- Parameter Heterogeneity and Convergence Clubs: Shedding Light on the Human Capital Puzzle.- Time Use in Macroeconomics: European Integration and Marketization of Domestic Work.- Bank financing and start-up survival in the Italian economy

Cesare Imbriani is Professor of Financial Policy at the Department of Legal and Economic Sciences, UnitelmaSapienza University of Rome, Italy. He studied at the University of Napoli and at the LSE and taught in Salerno, Bari, Napoli, Rome, and at LUISS. He coordinated the Council of Experts, Italian Ministry of the Treasury, and was President of Sanpaolo Invest.Pasquale Scaramozzino is Professor of Economics at the School of Finance and Management, SOAS University of London, UK, and at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. He studied in Rome and at the LSE and taught in Bristol and at UCL.

• Introduction: Time and Economic Policy.- Intertemporal Choices, Information, and Opportunity Sets: The Effectiveness of Monetary Policy.- Thinking Outside the Box: Giancarlo Marini, A Rigorous Eclectic Economist.- Fiscal Policy and Sovereign Debt Dynamics: (Re-)Assessing the Intertemporal Viability of the Government Budget Using a Model-Based and Consistently Measured Sustainability Indicator.- Public Debt, Taylor Rules and Inflation Dynamics in an Overlapping Generations Model.- Macroeconomic Policy and Development in India: Some Analytical Issues.- Covid-19 threats and opportunities: towards a circular and resilient bioeconomy.- A (Perfect) Case of Unnecessary, and Harmful Fiscal Consolidation: Italy’s Growth and Debt since the 90s.- Parameter Heterogeneity and Convergence Clubs: Shedding Light on the Human Capital Puzzle.- Time Use in Macroeconomics: European Integration and Marketization of Domestic Work.- Bank financing and start-up survival in the Italian economy