Evidence – and an explanation – for the recent surge in inflation inequality

Families across the UK are struggling with inflation. This column asks whether low-income households have been disproportionately affected, using micro-data on food products to examine
Measuring term pemia

Extracting measures of term premia from the term structure of interest rates is important to evaluate the response of financial markets to monetary and fiscal
The new economics of industrial policy

Industrial policy is at the heart of the current economic discourse, propelled by major legislative acts from the Biden administration. This column presents an analysis
Imagine a better climate pact than COP

This year’s United Nations climate summit in Dubai is unlikely to achieve much because all 197 states must agree on decisions. The need for unanimity
Eleven climbers killed as Indonesia volcano erupts, search on hold

Eleven climbers were found dead in Indonesia on Monday following the eruption of the Marapi volcano in West Sumatra, a rescue official said, as a
Government redistribution and development: A global perspective on taxes, transfers, and inequality

Despite a renewal of public and scholarly attention to inequality, little is known about the role of government taxes and transfers in shaping inequality across
Climate and conflict: Why COP needs to be reformed

Climate change is a global common, but its impact across the world is not common – it is very uneven. Mitigation of climate change also
Trends and inequality in lifetime earnings in France

Sharp increases in earnings and income inequality in the late 20th century generated heated policy debates and academic enquiry into the causes of distributional change.
Transmission of interest rate hikes depends on the level of central bank reserves held by banks

Banks with substantial central bank reserves are earning income from their reserve holdings in the ECB’s recent rate hiking cycle. This column uses new data
Canada, Google strike deal to keep news in search results

Canada and Google have reached a deal to keep news stories in search results and for the internet giant to pay C$100 million ($73.6 million)

