The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has generated one of the largest labour supply and reallocation shocks
There were initial concerns that the introduction of the Russian oil price cap in 2022 would see Russia cut
Algorithms curate what users of social media see, raising concerns that they may distort attitudes and affect social and
There have long been concerns that US Supreme Court decisions increasingly favour economic elites. This column analyses 1,782 cases
Geopolitical risks are reshaping global production, yet little is known about how firms reallocate their supply chains in response.
Charitable and political donations are both eligible for tax relief in many countries. This column uses survey data from
Wars do not end when the fighting stops. This column uses data covering 115 conflicts and 145 countries over
Does prosperity bring democracy? Does democracy boost prosperity? This column argues that the answer to both questions depends critically
Geopolitical tensions have once again seized the centre stage of macroeconomic policy debates. From Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine
A growing body of evidence shows that rising inflows of immigrants and refugees can trigger political backlash. This column
The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has generated one of the largest labour supply and reallocation shocks
There were initial concerns that the introduction of the Russian oil price cap in 2022 would see Russia cut
Algorithms curate what users of social media see, raising concerns that they may distort attitudes and affect social and
There have long been concerns that US Supreme Court decisions increasingly favour economic elites. This column analyses 1,782 cases
Geopolitical risks are reshaping global production, yet little is known about how firms reallocate their supply chains in response.
Charitable and political donations are both eligible for tax relief in many countries. This column uses survey data from
Wars do not end when the fighting stops. This column uses data covering 115 conflicts and 145 countries over
Does prosperity bring democracy? Does democracy boost prosperity? This column argues that the answer to both questions depends critically
Geopolitical tensions have once again seized the centre stage of macroeconomic policy debates. From Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine
A growing body of evidence shows that rising inflows of immigrants and refugees can trigger political backlash. This column
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