In response to COVID-19, firms had to adapt to nationwide lockdowns and social distancing measures with little to no prior experience. This column examines the role of management in firms’ responses to the pandemic in Italy, the first western country to be badly hit by the outbreak, and finds that firms with structured management practices experienced lower declines in performance during the post-lockdown period. These firms were more likely to adopt labour-related strategies in response to the lockdown, including transitions to remote work.
Patnaik, Megha; Schivardi, Fabiano; Linarello, Andrea; Lamorgese, Andrea. (2021). Management practices boosted firm performance in COVID-19 by facilitating remote work: Evidence from Italy. https://cepr.org/voxeu/columns/management-practices-boosted-firm-performance-covid-19-facilitating-remote-work
Management practices boosted firm performance in COVID-19 by facilitating remote work: Evidence from Italy
Megha Patnaik
;Fabiano Schivardi;
2021
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In response to COVID-19, firms had to adapt to nationwide lockdowns and social distancing measures with little to no prior experience. This column examines the role of management in firms’ responses to the pandemic in Italy, the first western country to be badly hit by the outbreak, and finds that firms with structured management practices experienced lower declines in performance during the post-lockdown period. These firms were more likely to adopt labour-related strategies in response to the lockdown, including transitions to remote work.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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