Intergenerational social mobility refers to the relationship between the socioeconomic status of parents and the status their children attain as…
Corporate taxation is once again at the centre of international policy debates. Governments across the world are reconsidering corporate tax…
Firms do not compete on productivity alone. As emphasised by Sutton (2012), their success also depends on their ability to…
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism seeks to address carbon leakage and ensure fair competition between EU and non-EU producers…
If countries in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) were to catch up to the human capital levels of the region’s…
Artificial intelligence tools, including chatbots and digital mental health applications, are emerging as a way to extend support for young…
China’s economy is deeply embedded in global supply chains and fluctuations in its growth can have worldwide repercussions. Combining novel…
Efforts to level the informational playing field across firms — by mandating data-sharing or expanding access to consumer risk information…
Many governments have to mitigate concerns about fiscal sustainability, without triggering near-term output losses or reversing progress on containing poverty…
Scientific research has long been recognised as a central driver of technological progress and economic growth (Romer 1990). It also…