
The rise and fall of EU labour shortages: Recent developments and some forward-looking considerations
Labour shortages across the EU are back down to pre-pandemic levels and declining, but this easing of the labour

Labour shortages across the EU are back down to pre-pandemic levels and declining, but this easing of the labour

Fertility has fallen to very low levels in many advanced economies, and many pro-natalist policies appear to deliver modest

Much of the debate over the consequences of immigration restrictions for labour market outcomes of native-born workers focuses on

Many economies index their minimum wage to inflation to preserve its real value during inflationary periods. This column shows,

The rise of AI fundamentally alters the balance between formal credentials and verified experience in labour markets, but without

The EU faces ageing-driven fiscal strain, slower growth and rising pension costs, making employment-focused migration increasingly vital. The European

Working hours are a fundamental determinant of economic growth and wellbeing, but we still lack a comprehensive picture of

What explains why grants to women-owned microenterprises often fail to yield improvements in business outcomes, especially as compared to

Industrial policy is increasingly implemented worldwide, with many policymakers and researchers highlighting its benefits. However, the cost of industrial

Workers often remain in their jobs even when they know they may get higher wages elsewhere, raising questions about

Labour shortages across the EU are back down to pre-pandemic levels and declining, but this easing of the labour

Fertility has fallen to very low levels in many advanced economies, and many pro-natalist policies appear to deliver modest

Much of the debate over the consequences of immigration restrictions for labour market outcomes of native-born workers focuses on

Many economies index their minimum wage to inflation to preserve its real value during inflationary periods. This column shows,

The rise of AI fundamentally alters the balance between formal credentials and verified experience in labour markets, but without

The EU faces ageing-driven fiscal strain, slower growth and rising pension costs, making employment-focused migration increasingly vital. The European

Working hours are a fundamental determinant of economic growth and wellbeing, but we still lack a comprehensive picture of

What explains why grants to women-owned microenterprises often fail to yield improvements in business outcomes, especially as compared to

Industrial policy is increasingly implemented worldwide, with many policymakers and researchers highlighting its benefits. However, the cost of industrial

Workers often remain in their jobs even when they know they may get higher wages elsewhere, raising questions about




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