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This article references research by Jane Korinek, Annabelle Mourougane, and Elisabeth van Lieshout on 'Women are less engaged in trade: Why, and what to do about it', featured on VoxEU, September 2023.
This article references research by Namrata Narain and Kunal Sangani on 'The market impact of the Fed press conference', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article by CEPR RPN Member Kenneth Rogoff features references to two of his VoxEU columns on 'Was the post-global financial crisis collapse in real interest rates secular?', co-authored with Barbara Rossi and Paul Schmelzing in October 2022, and 'Debt supercycle, not secular stagnation' in April 2015.
This article draws on research first published at VoxEU, July 2023.
This article references a 2013 VoxEU column 'Forward policy guidance at the Federal Reserve' by John Williams.
This article features an interview with CEPR Research Fellow Stefan Gerlach.
This article by CEPR Researchers Dominic Rohner and Christian Gollier draws on lessons from the CEPR eBook 'Peace not Pollution: How Going Green Can Tackle Climate Change and Toxic Politics'.
This article features research by Cyril Monnet and Dirk Niepelt, 'Why the digital euro might be dead on arrival', featured in VoxEU, August 2023.
This article references research by Ethan Ilzetzki and Suryaansh Jain 'The impact of artificial intelligence on growth and employment', featured in VoxEU, June 2023.
This article references research by Pablo Zarate, Mathias Dolls, Steven Davis, Nicholas Bloom, Jose Maria Barrero and Cevat Giray Aksoy, 'Working from home around the world', featured at VoxEU, October 2022.
This article is based on research by Cyril Monnet and Dirk Niepelt 'Why the digital euro might be dead on arrival', featured in VoxEU, August 2023.
This article features research by Nicola Gagliardi, Stéphanie Pamies and Pedro Arévalo Sánchez, 'The fiscal impact of extreme weather events: First evidence for EU countries', featured on VoxEU, December 2022.
This article is published in partnership with CEPR, based off research first featured in VoxEU 'Tackling terrorism in Africa needs urgent collective efforts'.
This article mentions research by Ronald Mendoza, 'Dynasties in democracies: The political side of inequality', featured on VoxEU.
This article references work by CEPR Research Fellow Guillaume Vuillemey, featured on VoxEU.
This article references the research "Housing speculation and its economic consequences" by Michael Sockin, Wei Xiong, and Zhenyu Gao, featured on VoxEU, January 2020.
This article mentions research by Paul Mizen 'Working from home is revolutionising the UK labour market', featured on VoxEU, March 2021.
This article references research 'Unfriendly friends: Trade and relocation effects of the US Inflation Reduction Act' by Maria Grazia Attinasi, Lukas Boeckelmann and Baptiste Meunier, featured on VoxEU, July 2023.
This article draws on findings from the CEPR-EABCN Euro Area Business Cycle Dating Committee (EABCDC), published July 04, 2023.
This article references research 'Unfriendly friends: Trade and relocation effects of the US Inflation Reduction Act' by Maria Grazia Attinasi, Lukas Boeckelmann and Baptiste Meunier, featured on VoxEU, July 2023.
This article mentions research by Ludger Woessmann, Larissa Zierow and Benjamin W. Arold 'Religious education in school affects students’ lives in the long run', featured on VoxEU, March 2022.
This article is written by CEPR RPN member Kenneth Rogoff, and mentions the CEPR Rapid Response Economics Report: 'A blueprint for the reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references research 'Unfriendly friends: Trade and relocation effects of the US Inflation Reduction Act' by Maria Grazia Attinasi, Lukas Boeckelmann and Baptiste Meunier, featured on VoxEU, July 2023.
This article is based on an interview with CEPR Researcher Olivier Blanchard, undertaken at the PSE-CEPR Policy Forum | 26-30 June 2023
This article draws on research by Gianpaolo Parise and Mirco Rubin featured in DP18270 Green Window Dressing.
This article features research by Martina F. Ferracane, Bernard Hoekman, Erik van der Marel, Filippo Santi on 'The trade effects of EU adequacy decisions'
This article, published in cooperation with CEPR, is based on research first featured in the Economic Policy Journal.
This article draws on research by Nicola Gagliardi, Stéphanie Pamies and Pedro Arévalo Sánchez 'The fiscal impact of extreme weather events: First evidence for EU countries', featured on VoxEU, 23 December 2022
This article mentions research by Alan M. Taylor, Björn Richter, Moritz Schularick and Òscar Jordà on 'What has bank capital ever done for us?', featured on VoxEU, 07 April, 2017
This article, published in collaboration with CEPR, is based on research first featured on VoxEU, June 2023.
This article mentions research by Alan M. Taylor, Björn Richter, Moritz Schularick and Òscar Jordà on 'What has bank capital ever done for us?', featured on VoxEU, 07 April, 2017
This article mentions research by Mariia Chebanova, Oleksandr Faryna, and Slavik Sheremirov on 'The economic effects of military support for Ukraine: Evidence from fiscal multipliers in donor countries', featured on VoxEU, June 2023.
The article features research by Leander Heldring on 'Colonialism and development in Africa', featured on VoxEU, January 2013.
This article features research by Claudia Steinwender, John Van Reenen, and Enrico Moretti on 'The intellectual spoils of war: How government spending on defence research benefits the private sector', featured on VoxEU, December 2019.
This article features research by Namrata Narain and Kunal Sangani on 'The market impact of the Fed press conference', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article is a feature on the CEPR/IESE Business School report 'The International Economic and Financial Order After the Pandemic and War', authored by Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Barry Eichengreen, Xavier Vives, and Giancarlo Corsetti published in June 2023.
This article is authored by CEPR Research Fellow Dirk Niepelt.
This article features a reference to the Centre for Economic Policy Research in the context of SSRN data insights produce for the FT
This article references research by Pablo Zarate, Mathias Dolls, Steven Davis, Nicholas Bloom, Jose Maria Barrero and Cevat Giray Aksoy, 'Working from home around the world', featured at VoxEU, October 2022.
This article features research by Rod Sims on 'The logic behind Australia’s news media bargaining code', featured on VoxEU, June 2022.
This article features an interview with CEPR Research Associate, Andrea Tesei
This article features research by Matthias Rieger, Lorenzo Rotunno, and Osea Giuntella on 'Weight gains from trade in foods: Evidence from Mexico', featured on VoxEU, February 2018.
This is a feature article covering research by Diego Känzig on 'Climate policy and economic inequality', featured on VoxEU, June 2023.
This article references research by Oren Rigbi and Itai Ate; 'The effects of mandatory disclosure of supermarket prices', featured on VoxEU, January 2018.
This article is written by CEPR Researcher Ralph de Haas, who is also a member of the CEPR’s Research and Policy Network on Sustainable Finance.
This article references research by Juraj Briskar, Edoardo Di Porto, José V Rodríguez Mora, and Cristina Tealdi on 'The role of geography in determining inequality between Italians', featured in a CEPR Discussion Paper and a VoxEU column in June 2023.
This article, published in cooperation with CEPR, is based on research 'A new tool in the box: Dividend restrictions as supervisory policy stimulus', first published on VoxEU, June 2023.
This article references research by Alex Edmans, Caroline Flammer and Simon Glossner on 'The value of diversity, equity and inclusion', featured on VoxEU, June 2023.
This article, published in cooperation with CEPR, features the research 'When will they ever learn? The US banking crisis of 2023', first published on VoxEU, May 2023.
This article features research by Barry Eichengreen on 'Is de-dollarisation happening?', first published on VoxEU, May 2023.
This article features research by Paul De Grauwe and Yuemei Ji on 'The extraordinary generosity of central banks towards banks: Some reflections on its origin', published on VoxEU, May 2023.
This Policy Brief references the CEPR eBook 'Scaling Up Sustainable Finance and Investment in the Global South', edited by Dirk Schoenmaker and Ulrich Volz, published 01 November 2022.
This article by Hanna Anisimova, Maria Perrotta Berlin, Maja Bosnic, Yuliya Markuts, Michal Myck, Monika Oczkowska and Nataliia Shapoval draws on research 'Rebuilding Ukraine: The gender dimension of the reconstruction process', first featured in VoxEU, April 2023.
This publication features research by Matthew Saal, Harish Natarajan, Jon Frost, Leonardo Gambacorta and Erik Feyen, 'A policy triangle for Big Techs in finance', featured on VoxEU, October 2021.
This radio segment contains an interview with CEPR researcher Lucrezia Reichlin during the international festival of economics.
This article is a transcript of a virtual event hosted by the Stigler Center for the Study of the Economy and the State, which featured CEPR Research Fellow Christian Leuz
This article, published in collaboration with CEPR, is based on research first featured on VoxEU, May 2023.
This article features an interview with Richard Baldwin, former President of CEPR and Founder & Editor-in-Chief at VoxEU.org
This article references the CEPR Discussion Paper 'Assessing the impact of international sanctions on Russian oil exports', by Tania Babina, Benjamin Hilgenstock, Oleg Itskhoki, Maxim Mironov, and Elina Ribakova, published in March 2023.
This article references research by Namrata Narain and Kunal Sangani on 'The market impact of the Fed press conference', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article features research by Tania Babina, Benjamin Hilgenstock, Oleg Itskhoki, Maxim Mironov and Elina Ribakova, 'Assessing the impact of international sanctions on Russian oil exports', featured on VoxEU, April 2023.
This article, published in cooperation with CEPR, is based on the research 'The Silicon Valley Bank collapse: Prudential regulation lessons for Europe and the world', first featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article, published in cooperation with CEPR, is based on the research 'Can the Phillips curve explain recent wage growth?', first published on VoxEU, February 2023.
This article by Gillian Tett references research by Alain Naef, Eric Monnet, Camille Macaire, Arnaud Mehl, and Barry Eichengreen on 'The renminbi’s unconventional route to reserve currency status', featured on VoxEU, October 2022.
This article references research by Namrata Narain and Kunal Sangani on 'The market impact of the Fed press conference', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article references research by Namrata Narain and Kunal Sangani on 'The market impact of the Fed press conference', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article features research by Alain Naef, Eric Monnet, Camille Macaire, Arnaud Mehl and Barry Eichengreen, 'The renminbi’s unconventional route to reserve currency status', featured in VoxEU, October 2022.
This article references research by Namrata Narain and Kunal Sangani on 'The market impact of the Fed press conference', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article by Martin Sandbu (FT) draws on research by Emidio Cocozza, Flavia Corneli, Valerio Della Corte and Michele Savini Zangrandi featured on VoxEU, January 2023.
This article by Ignacio Fariza and Lluís Pellicer in El Pais includes an interview with Ugo Panizza, CEPR Vice President.
This article by Martin Sandbu (FT) draws on research by Emidio Cocozza, Flavia Corneli, Valerio Della Corte and Michele Savini Zangrandi featured on VoxEU, January 2023.
This article by CEPR researcher Barry Eichengreen and Orkun Saka, draws on their VoxEU article 'Cultural stereotypes of multinational banks', published in December 2022.
This article quotes from the CEPR eBook 'Rebuilding Ukraine: Principles and Policies' edited by Ilona Sologoub, Beatrice Weder di Mauro, and Yuriy Gorodnichenko.
This article by Mike Dolan references research by Marta Golin and Christopher Rauh; 'Workers’ responses to the threat of automation', featured on VoxEU, March 2023.
This article by Martin Wolf references a CEPR Discussion Paper by Michael Kumhof, Nicolaus Tideman, Michael Hudson, and Charles Goodhart, 'Post-Corona Balanced-Budget Super-Stimulus: The Case for Shifting Taxes onto Land', published in October 2021.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'The Economics of Brexit: What Have We Learned?', edited by Jonathan Portes.
This article is written by CEPR Research Fellow Anne-Laure Delatte.
This article mentions research on 'Women leaders are better at fighting the pandemic' by Supriya Garikipati and Uma Kambhampati, featured on VoxEU, June 2020
This article references research by Richard Baldwin; 'The peak globalisation myth', published on VoxEU, August 2022.
This article references the CEPR Rapid Response Economics Report 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR Rapid Response Economics Report 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR Rapid Response Economics Report 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'.
This article was authored by CEPR Research Fellow Anne-Laure Delatte
This article references the CEPR eBook 'The Economics of Brexit: What have we Learned', edited by Jonathan Portes
This article reference the CEPR eBook 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'
This article references the CEPR Rapid Response Economics Report 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'.
This blog features research by Avinash Persaud; 'A comprehensive, integrated, climate finance framework for the Earth', first published on VoxEU, August 2022.
This article features an interview with CEPR Research Fellow Sergei Guriev
This article reposts research by Sahil Gandhi, Matthew Kahn, Rajat Kochhar, Somik Lall and Vaidehi Tandel first featured on VoxEU, August 2022
This article reposts a VoxEU column by Filippo Natoli, first published on 02 August 2022
This article references the CEPR Rapid Response Economics Report 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'.
This article is written by CEPR Research Fellow Dana Foarta and co-authors Steven Callander and Takuo Sugaya. It references their CEPR Discussion Paper 'Market Competition and Political Influence: An Integrated Approach'
This article references the CEPR eBook 'The Economics of Brexit', edited by Jonathan Portes.
This article references research by CEPR Research Fellow Julia Cagé and co-authors Nicolas Hervé and Béatrice Mazoyer; 'Social media influences the mainstream media', published at VoxEU, July 2022.
This article references research by CEPR Research Fellow Barry Eichengreen and Camille Macaire; 'DP17498 Is Capital Account Convertibility Required for the Renminbi to Acquire Reserve Currency Status?'.
This article is written by CEPR Research Fellow Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Ilona Sologoub. It references the CEPR eBook 'A blueprint for the reconstruction of Ukraine', of which they are contributing authors.
This article references research by CEPR Research Fellow Julia Cagé and co-authors Nicolas Hervé and Béatrice Mazoyer; 'Social media influences the mainstream media', published at VoxEU, July 2022.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'The Economics of Brexit', edited by Jonathan Portes.
This article mentions research on 'Agricultural and energy importers in the developing world are hit hardest by the Ukraine war’s economic fallout' by Maryla Maliszewska, Maria Filipa Seara e Pereira and Maksym Chepeliev, featured on VoxEU, 6 May 2022
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article features research by Kalle Kappner, Nikodem Szumilo and Mihnea Constantinescu; 'Estimating the short-term impact of war on economic activity in Ukraine', published on VoxEU, June 2022
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article features research by Thomas Sampson, Elsa Leromain, Dennis Novy and Holger Breinlich; 'The Brexit vote and inflation – updated evidence', featured on VoxEU, March 2020.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This policy brief draws on the CEPR Rapid Response Report 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine', published April 2022.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article is written by CEPR researcher Simon Johnson and references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine', of which he is a contributing author.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article features CEPR research by Anette Hosoi and Simon Johnson; 'Policy Insight 116: How to implement an EU embargo on Russian oil'.
This article references research by Christine Caffarra and Fiona Scott Morton; 'The European Commission Digital Markets Act: A translation', featured on VoxEU, January 2021.
This article references the CEPR eBook 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine'.
This article references research by Fiona Scott Morton, Monika Schnitzer, Paul Heidhues, Amelia Fletcher, David Dinielli and Jacques Crémer; 'The Digital Markets Act: An economic perspective on the final negotiations', featured on VoxEU, February 2022.
This article references research by Simon Jäger, Benjamin Schoefer, and Joerg Heining; 'Labour in the boardroom: The effects of codetermination on firm performance and wages', featured on VoxEU, April 2020.
This article references comments made by Huw Pill, the Bank of England's Chief Economist, at the 2022 CEPR Barclays Monetary Policy Forum
This article references the CEPR eBooks 'A Blueprint for the Reconstruction of Ukraine' and 'Macroeconomic Policies for Wartime Ukraine'.
This article reposts research by Michele Cascarano, Filippo Natoli and Andrea Petrella featured on VoxEU, May 2022
This article reposts research by Stavros Zenios originally featured on VoxEU, 13 July 2022
This article reposts VoxEU research by Eunjee Kwon, Pierre Magontier, and Marcel Henkel / 14 Jul 2022
This article by Nicola Gagliardi, Stéphanie Pamies, and Pedro Arévalo Sánchez was first featured on VoxEU, December 2022.