
Behind the scenes of survey disagreement: Interpreting experts’ judgement
Consensus survey forecasts by professionals, often reported in media outlets, hide heterogeneous responses. This may be because respondents use

Consensus survey forecasts by professionals, often reported in media outlets, hide heterogeneous responses. This may be because respondents use

Many observers have linked the sharp rise in prices in the US and Europe since 2021 to supply chain

The sharp decline in correspondent banking over the past decade has raised concerns that the associated disruptions in cross-border

During the recent monetary policy tightening cycle, US inflation has proven persistent, with discussions emerging about the effectiveness of

The mounting geopolitical threats make the EU governments’ holding on to national defence policies increasingly outdated. Defence fulfils the

Economists overwhelmingly support the idea of an independent central bank. This column introduces a new data set on central

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

Monetary policy is said to impact the economy with long and variable lags. This column studies how monetary policy

Traditional views on monetary-fiscal interactions suggest that fiscal deficits can be stabilised through changes in taxes, government spending, or

Consensus survey forecasts by professionals, often reported in media outlets, hide heterogeneous responses. This may be because respondents use

Many observers have linked the sharp rise in prices in the US and Europe since 2021 to supply chain

The sharp decline in correspondent banking over the past decade has raised concerns that the associated disruptions in cross-border

During the recent monetary policy tightening cycle, US inflation has proven persistent, with discussions emerging about the effectiveness of

The mounting geopolitical threats make the EU governments’ holding on to national defence policies increasingly outdated. Defence fulfils the

Economists overwhelmingly support the idea of an independent central bank. This column introduces a new data set on central

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

Monetary policy is said to impact the economy with long and variable lags. This column studies how monetary policy

Traditional views on monetary-fiscal interactions suggest that fiscal deficits can be stabilised through changes in taxes, government spending, or




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