The pandemic led to a significant shift in preferences toward suburban living in the US and an increase in
Policies to limit carbon emissions create trade-offs between reduction and redistribution for policymakers, especially in countries with high inequality.
Economic sanctions are increasingly being used by states to penalise both other states and non-state actors. One way to
The threats that misinformation poses to politics and public health are well documented, but the macroeconomic effects of fake
Housing affordability is a crucial yet subtle concept, especially when it comes to cross-country comparison. This column introduces a
2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods conference, which led to a major shift from the operation
Support for large-scale climate adaptation investments is insufficient in many countries. This column studies the drivers of voter support
Historically, inherited land in some German areas had to be shared or divided equally among children, while in others
Industrial policy is undergoing a major resurgence. Spurred by multiple overlapping crises, economists have been seeking to draw lessons
Research and development has traditionally been concentrated in Western countries, particularly the US, potentially leading to the development of
The pandemic led to a significant shift in preferences toward suburban living in the US and an increase in
Policies to limit carbon emissions create trade-offs between reduction and redistribution for policymakers, especially in countries with high inequality.
Economic sanctions are increasingly being used by states to penalise both other states and non-state actors. One way to
The threats that misinformation poses to politics and public health are well documented, but the macroeconomic effects of fake
Housing affordability is a crucial yet subtle concept, especially when it comes to cross-country comparison. This column introduces a
2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods conference, which led to a major shift from the operation
Support for large-scale climate adaptation investments is insufficient in many countries. This column studies the drivers of voter support
Historically, inherited land in some German areas had to be shared or divided equally among children, while in others
Industrial policy is undergoing a major resurgence. Spurred by multiple overlapping crises, economists have been seeking to draw lessons
Research and development has traditionally been concentrated in Western countries, particularly the US, potentially leading to the development of
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