In recent years, the mental health of PhD students has garnered significant attention, with calls for urgent policy interventions to address what some describe as
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Democracy promotes economic development (Naidu et al. 2014, Acemoglu et al. 2019). However, a rising internal threat is spreading across democracies worldwide: populism (Tabellini 2019,
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The extent to which geographic distance is a barrier to technological knowledge transfer is of interest to governments of countries distant from centres of knowledge
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One of the classic insights from international economics is that there are winners and losers from trade. Recent research has pointed towards geography as a
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As we approach COP29, modelling the relationship between climate variables – such as temperature and precipitation – and economic output offers valuable insights into the
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In September 1433, Cosimo de’ Medici, the founder of the Medici dynasty, was summoned to appear before the Signoria, the government of Florence, to be
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It is well understood that real estate lending booms can cause financial crises and weak recoveries (Schularick et al. 2014). Raising house prices that go
November 12, 2024
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The economics of space is no longer the province of science fiction. However, the economics profession has paid little attention to space exploration as a
November 12, 2024
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Some of Donald Trump’s policy proposals could have profound macroeconomic implications, but there is large uncertainty around the (net) economic effects a second Trump term
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Climate-related risks are now a recognised factor in financial decision-making and therefore in the prices of assets. Two types of climate-related risks are generally recognised:
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