The unprecedented surge in prices since 2021 led the ECB to embark on the fastest tightening cycle in the
Artificial intelligence is transforming academic research, raising both opportunities and concerns. This column shows how large language models can
Some consumers are over-optimistic about their future income and underestimate the probability of experiencing negative income shocks, while others
Though ‘buy now, pay later’ loans are increasingly popular, critics argue that they encourage high costs and unsound borrowing.
European public goods are public goods which can be more effectively provided at the EU level than the national
Donald Trump has promised a raft of new tariffs, prompting concerns about a concomitant increase in inflation. This column
Differences in consumption patterns between lower- and higher-income households suggest the potential for inflation inequality, but evidence on the
The role of firms in explaining pay differentials is well documented. At the same time, there is growing evidence
While the urgency for strict policy actions against climate change is widely recognised, the inflationary effects of the green
The 2015 Swiss franc appreciation provided researchers with a unique empirical setting for understanding how large exchange rate movements
The unprecedented surge in prices since 2021 led the ECB to embark on the fastest tightening cycle in the
Artificial intelligence is transforming academic research, raising both opportunities and concerns. This column shows how large language models can
Some consumers are over-optimistic about their future income and underestimate the probability of experiencing negative income shocks, while others
Though ‘buy now, pay later’ loans are increasingly popular, critics argue that they encourage high costs and unsound borrowing.
European public goods are public goods which can be more effectively provided at the EU level than the national
Donald Trump has promised a raft of new tariffs, prompting concerns about a concomitant increase in inflation. This column
Differences in consumption patterns between lower- and higher-income households suggest the potential for inflation inequality, but evidence on the
The role of firms in explaining pay differentials is well documented. At the same time, there is growing evidence
While the urgency for strict policy actions against climate change is widely recognised, the inflationary effects of the green
The 2015 Swiss franc appreciation provided researchers with a unique empirical setting for understanding how large exchange rate movements
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