Università Roma Tre

The course aims at providing both theoretical and practical knowledge on how to evaluate stakeholders’ acceptability towards innovations linked to digitalisation thus supporting public and private decision-making.
The course focuses on the definition, design and deployment of rigorous and robust techniques, based on sound microeconomic theory, capable of ex-ante determining the acceptability of potential alternative policy interventions and predicting the behavioural change that might materialise when actually implemented.
Students will learn how to apply cutting hedge methods and will, through a case study-based approach, be familiar with data collection, modelling, analysis, and interpretation.