
Intended and unintended consequences of welfare cuts for refugees
Many governments have limited welfare benefits for refugee immigrants to encourage workforce participation. This column examines the effects of

Many governments have limited welfare benefits for refugee immigrants to encourage workforce participation. This column examines the effects of

The cost-of-living-crisis has been a major concern for households across the world. This column examines the impact of the

Industrial decline has been directly linked to a worsening of various social and economic indicators. This column examines how

The idea of an episode of negative sentiment causing poor economic performance has gained prominence in the press and

In the last 20 years, the share of German firms with political connections has increased, but the impact of

The transfer of technical information is key to unlocking a country’s ability to develop. This column argues that ‘technical

Tax data suggest that while inequality between countries has fallen dramatically, inequality within countries has risen. Household surveys point

Harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence has become one of the top priorities for policymakers around the world. Yet,

Demographic ageing is putting considerable pressure on the economic and social systems of industrialised countries. This column highlights that

Households differ considerably in terms of the inflation they experience at any point in time. This column examines the

Many governments have limited welfare benefits for refugee immigrants to encourage workforce participation. This column examines the effects of

The cost-of-living-crisis has been a major concern for households across the world. This column examines the impact of the

Industrial decline has been directly linked to a worsening of various social and economic indicators. This column examines how

The idea of an episode of negative sentiment causing poor economic performance has gained prominence in the press and

In the last 20 years, the share of German firms with political connections has increased, but the impact of

The transfer of technical information is key to unlocking a country’s ability to develop. This column argues that ‘technical

Tax data suggest that while inequality between countries has fallen dramatically, inequality within countries has risen. Household surveys point

Harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence has become one of the top priorities for policymakers around the world. Yet,

Demographic ageing is putting considerable pressure on the economic and social systems of industrialised countries. This column highlights that

Households differ considerably in terms of the inflation they experience at any point in time. This column examines the




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