
Energy labels, feebates and standards: Lessons from the EU’s 2021 reform
The European Commission is simplifying the rules around the EU energy label. This column uses product-level sales data on

The European Commission is simplifying the rules around the EU energy label. This column uses product-level sales data on

How households’ inflation expectations affect their spending is a central question for researchers and policymakers alike. Yet empirical evidence

Should newly arrived refugee children immediately enter mainstream schools or first attend separated schools? Using the setting of the

High public debt around the globe has revived concerns that it could undo central banks’ ability to control inflation.

From employer wage-setting power to the consequences of pay transparency and the role of benefits in compensation inequality, many

Stablecoins could make payments and remittances cheaper and faster, but policymakers worry they could also help residents, particularly in

Europe’s push for deeper capital markets assumes that cross-border equity ownership matters. This column shows that it does. Euro

The countries of Europe and Central Asia (ECA) cannot afford to miss the opportunity that artificial intelligence (AI) offers,

Recent disruptions to global oil markets, from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the war in Iran, have revived fears

The importance of private equity for euro area firms is increasing, with annual growth rates in assets under management

The European Commission is simplifying the rules around the EU energy label. This column uses product-level sales data on

How households’ inflation expectations affect their spending is a central question for researchers and policymakers alike. Yet empirical evidence

Should newly arrived refugee children immediately enter mainstream schools or first attend separated schools? Using the setting of the

High public debt around the globe has revived concerns that it could undo central banks’ ability to control inflation.

From employer wage-setting power to the consequences of pay transparency and the role of benefits in compensation inequality, many

Stablecoins could make payments and remittances cheaper and faster, but policymakers worry they could also help residents, particularly in

Europe’s push for deeper capital markets assumes that cross-border equity ownership matters. This column shows that it does. Euro

The countries of Europe and Central Asia (ECA) cannot afford to miss the opportunity that artificial intelligence (AI) offers,

Recent disruptions to global oil markets, from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the war in Iran, have revived fears

The importance of private equity for euro area firms is increasing, with annual growth rates in assets under management




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