The recently published Draghi report on European competitiveness offers radical proposals to reverse Europe’s competitive decline compared to China
Poland has emerged as a standout performer among Eastern European economies. But the country’s journey from lower-middle-income to high-income
Support for right-wing populist parties in many advanced democracies is characterised by considerable regional heterogeneity. This column uses data
Economic equality and growth are important policy objectives, but the relationship between the two aims is complex. This column
Developed countries are ageing fast. Although longer and healthier lives imply huge welfare gains for individuals, the effects on
Though social scientists have long questioned how religion affects economic growth, a lack of accessible data hindered their efforts.
Switching the delivery of one-to-one services from in-person to online offers potential cost savings and increased convenience, but what
If constrained by EU rules, fiscal policymakers will cut or postpone public investment. This seemingly obvious point came up
Many governments have limited welfare benefits for refugee immigrants to encourage workforce participation. This column examines the effects of
Macroprudential policies have been part of the standard toolkit for central banks since the Global Financial Crisis. This column
The recently published Draghi report on European competitiveness offers radical proposals to reverse Europe’s competitive decline compared to China
Poland has emerged as a standout performer among Eastern European economies. But the country’s journey from lower-middle-income to high-income
Support for right-wing populist parties in many advanced democracies is characterised by considerable regional heterogeneity. This column uses data
Economic equality and growth are important policy objectives, but the relationship between the two aims is complex. This column
Developed countries are ageing fast. Although longer and healthier lives imply huge welfare gains for individuals, the effects on
Though social scientists have long questioned how religion affects economic growth, a lack of accessible data hindered their efforts.
Switching the delivery of one-to-one services from in-person to online offers potential cost savings and increased convenience, but what
If constrained by EU rules, fiscal policymakers will cut or postpone public investment. This seemingly obvious point came up
Many governments have limited welfare benefits for refugee immigrants to encourage workforce participation. This column examines the effects of
Macroprudential policies have been part of the standard toolkit for central banks since the Global Financial Crisis. This column
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