
The impact of global versus regional energy shocks on the EU
Not all energy shocks are alike. This column uses a multi-country, multi-sector DSGE model with production networks and trade

Not all energy shocks are alike. This column uses a multi-country, multi-sector DSGE model with production networks and trade

Chile’s 2022 Platform Work Law was the first reform to address concerns about independent contractors of platform delivery and

Chinese goods exports have expanded sharply since 2020, with Chinese firms increasingly competing in advanced manufacturing and technology sectors.

Remote work has become a permanent feature of labour markets. But the question remains how to balance the benefits

China’s green industrial strategy has outpaced demand, leaving renewables firms under strain and grid expansion as the key test

Labor economists have the Society of Labor Economists. Health economists have the International Health Economics Association. Economic historians have

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly enters classrooms across the Balkans and Türkiye, the policy conversation often focuses on

Society tells us that our potential for greatness is measured by how hard we work. Irrespective of material advantages,

Digital sovereignty has become one of the most prominent – and contested – concepts shaping how lower-and-middle income countries

A new Global Findex Note, “Digital Connectivity and Financial Inclusion in Arab Countries”, reviews the region’s progress on financial

Not all energy shocks are alike. This column uses a multi-country, multi-sector DSGE model with production networks and trade

Chile’s 2022 Platform Work Law was the first reform to address concerns about independent contractors of platform delivery and

Chinese goods exports have expanded sharply since 2020, with Chinese firms increasingly competing in advanced manufacturing and technology sectors.

Remote work has become a permanent feature of labour markets. But the question remains how to balance the benefits

China’s green industrial strategy has outpaced demand, leaving renewables firms under strain and grid expansion as the key test

Labor economists have the Society of Labor Economists. Health economists have the International Health Economics Association. Economic historians have

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly enters classrooms across the Balkans and Türkiye, the policy conversation often focuses on

Society tells us that our potential for greatness is measured by how hard we work. Irrespective of material advantages,

Digital sovereignty has become one of the most prominent – and contested – concepts shaping how lower-and-middle income countries

A new Global Findex Note, “Digital Connectivity and Financial Inclusion in Arab Countries”, reviews the region’s progress on financial




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