Disruptions from conflicts, climate change, and the pandemic have raised the question of whether today’s supply chains and transportation
Wage rigidity – for example, due to collective contracts – can generate employment fluctuations, particularly during economic downturns. This
The persistent under-representation of women in economics remains a pressing policy concern for researchers and institutions. This column studies
Current smartphone calls are monophonic which compresses audio elements together and sound flatter and less detailed, but the new
Nationalist movements are experiencing a global revival, attracting new followers and unsettling policy agendas around the world. This column
The proliferation of fake news poses a growing global threat, affecting politics, individual decision-making, and economic outcomes. This column
Firms increasingly rely on immigrant researchers or imported R&D services for innovation. This column argues that these sources of
Economists typically rely on unemployment and inflation rates to gauge how consumers feel about the economy. This column examines
Facing pressures from population ageing, many countries are reforming their social security systems, including by increasing retirement ages. This
Access to existing work and technical information is key to the emergence of new scientific knowledge and innovation. But
Disruptions from conflicts, climate change, and the pandemic have raised the question of whether today’s supply chains and transportation
Wage rigidity – for example, due to collective contracts – can generate employment fluctuations, particularly during economic downturns. This
The persistent under-representation of women in economics remains a pressing policy concern for researchers and institutions. This column studies
Current smartphone calls are monophonic which compresses audio elements together and sound flatter and less detailed, but the new
Nationalist movements are experiencing a global revival, attracting new followers and unsettling policy agendas around the world. This column
The proliferation of fake news poses a growing global threat, affecting politics, individual decision-making, and economic outcomes. This column
Firms increasingly rely on immigrant researchers or imported R&D services for innovation. This column argues that these sources of
Economists typically rely on unemployment and inflation rates to gauge how consumers feel about the economy. This column examines
Facing pressures from population ageing, many countries are reforming their social security systems, including by increasing retirement ages. This
Access to existing work and technical information is key to the emergence of new scientific knowledge and innovation. But
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