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Anthony Whelan, Director General of DG Competition, will share his views on how European competition policy and enforcement can support the competitiveness mandate.
The Copyright and Digitization Economics Fellowship is hosted by WIPO's Creative Economy Section, as announced by CEPR Academic Events.
A tractable transportation sector model is developed to study how transportation disruptions impact prices and international trade.
The CEPR Virtual IO Seminar (VIOS) was created as an alternative to IO seminars canceled due to travel restrictions.
This research announcement explores how educational expansion affects access to elite positions and alters inherited patterns during societal shifts from hereditary to meritocratic systems.
The impact of AI on employment prospects for recent college graduates is debated, with no consensus on the magnitude of these effects.
This study analyzes a housing program in Savannah, Georgia, that developed affordable housing on previously vacant, abandoned, or disinvested properties.
VDEV/CEPR/BREAD Seminars is an online series featuring invited speakers in Development Economics.
2027 WEFIDEV - RFS - CEPR Conference on Finance and Development - Call for Papers 6-8 May, 2027, SDA Bocconi School of Management at
VDEV/CEPR/BREAD Seminars is an online series featuring invited speakers in Development Economics, established in the spring semester.
Time fixed effects do not serve as a general-equilibrium control in network economies, where aggregate shocks affect firm outcomes unevenly by propagating through equilibrium prices.
VDEV/CEPR/BREAD Seminars is an online series featuring invited speakers in Development Economics.
Emotional intelligence, a key part of human capital shaped partly by educational materials, is examined using machine learning and generative AI tools.
On 2–3 September 2026, the conference in Seoul, Korea will bring together leading economists, policymakers and researchers to examine the economic implications of population
This working paper extends existing research on the economic and health benefits of college education by examining the upward intergenerational effects of children's education on their parents' mortality.
This working paper studies the macroeconomic and trade-policy effects of disruptions to U.S.-bound shipping routes, noting that standard models treat these as iceberg-cost shocks.
This working paper estimates a dynamic model of human development using child development data from an early childhood education program evaluation.
Gregory Casey will present the paper 'Are carbon tariffs climate policy?' at the Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics, a long-standing virtual seminar.
The conference, hosted by the Study Center Gerzensee (Swiss National Bank Foundation) from May 2 to 5, 2027, gathers leading global researchers to present on financial intermediation.
Remote work is often highlighted as a means for disabled and older workers to stay in the labor market. Post-Covid, the incidence of remote work has increased.
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