EconPol Forum

2022 - 2025

Current editor(s): Chang Woon Nam

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Volume 26, issue 01, 2025

Introduction to the Issue on A New Common Migration Policy for the EU ‒ Why and How? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

Does the EU Need a Common Immigration and Asylum Policy? pp. 05-08

Panu Poutvaara

Managing “Mixed” Migration to the EU: The Challenge of Sharing Responsibility to Protect Refugees in the 21st Century pp. 09-14

Matthias Lücke

In Search of Security: The Migration Conundrum and the Need for a Global Response pp. 15-17

Angelo Martelli

Does the EU Need a New Common Migration Policy? Evidence-Based Insights from Germany and Greece pp. 18-21

Eugenia Vella

Solidarity Challenges in EU Refugee Policymaking: A Comparison of the Yugoslav, Syrian, and Ukrainian Crises pp. 22-25

Eiko Thielemann

From Burden to Balance: The Role of Age and Education Level in the Distribution of Refugees in Europe pp. 26-31

Florian Bartholomae, Chang Woon Nam and Alina Schoenberg

Why All Beneft When Refugees Enjoy the EU’s Freedom of Movement pp. 32-34

Jeroen Doomernik

Occupational Downgrading, Job Tasks, and the Return Intentions of the Ukrainian Refugees in Poland pp. 35-37

Piotr Lewandowski

Ukraine Refugees: From Temporary Protection to Encouraging Return to Support the Ukrainian Economy pp. 38-40

Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Daniel Gros

Tax Audits and Their Effects on Tax Compliance pp. 41-44

Sebastian Beer, Brian Erard, Matthias Kasper and Erich Kirchler

Germany’s 9-Euro Ticket: Impact of a Cheap Public Transport Ticket on Mobility Patterns and Infrastructure Quality pp. 45-48

Mario Liebensteiner, Jakob Losert, Sarah Necker, Florian Neumeier, Jörg Paetzold and Sebastian Wichert

Volume 25, issue 06, 2024

Introduction to the Issue on Overregulation in the EU? How to Boost Competitiveness with Smarter Legal Frameworks pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

On a Search for a Regulation Reduction Act (RRA) pp. 05-09

Béatrice Dumont

One In, One Out: The Increase of EU Legislation Will Lead to a Crisis of Enforcement pp. 10-12

Jan Blockx

The Impact of EU Data Regulations on Innovation, Competitiveness, and Growth: How Can Their Quality and Capability Be Improved? pp. 13-17

Bertin Martens

From Compliance to Constraint: How Digital Regulation Impacts Productivity and Innovation in Europe pp. 18-21

Fredrik Erixon and Oscar Guinea

Considerations for Member States Implementing the EU Supply Chain Regulation pp. 22-25

Gabriel Felbermayr and Klaus Friesenbichler

EU Competitiveness at a Crossroads: Why the Draghi Report Falls Short, and the EU Treaties Offer a Solution pp. 26-29

Thomas Weck

Lost Economic Output Due to High Bureaucratic Burden pp. 30-35

Oliver Falck, Yuchen Mo Guo and Christian Pfaffl

Ukrainian Refugees’ Return Intentions and Integration in the Course of Time pp. 36-40

Joop Age Harm Adema, Cevat Giray Aksoy, Yvonne Giesing and Panu Poutvaara

Nudging for Tax Compliance pp. 41-44

Armenak Antinyan and Zareh Asatryan

International Collaboration in Digital Knowledge Work: A Production-Side Assessment of Europe’s Digital Single Market pp. 45-48

Lena Abou El-Komboz and Moritz Goldbeck

The Slow End of the ICE Age in Germany: Insights from Job Postings on the Automotive Industry’s Trajectory pp. 46-56

Thomas A. Fackler, Oliver Falck, Moritz Goldbeck, Fabian Hans and Annina T. Hering

Volume 25, issue 05, 2024

Introduction to the Issue on US Presidential Election 2024: What’s Next for Global Politics and the World Economy? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

The Economic Policies of the Next US President pp. 05-08

Barry Eichengreen

What to Expect from US Economic Policy after the Presidential Election pp. 09-12

Anders Åslund

US Presidential Election 2024: Consequences for Fiscal Policy pp. 13-17

Kimberly A. Clausing

US Presidential Election 2024: A Comparison of Fiscal Policies Proposed by Leading Candidates for US President pp. 18-21

William McBride and Erica York

Foreign Economic and Macro Policies after the US Presidential Election pp. 22-26

Markus Jaeger

German-US Trade Relations before the Election: Implications of a Trump Comeback pp. 27-31

Andreas Baur, Lisandra Flach and Dorothee Hillrichs

What Difference Will It Make? Impact of a Harris or Trump Presidency on American Foreign Policy pp. 32-35

Mark N. Katz

On the Growing Dangers of Money in American Democracy pp. 36-40

Valentino Larcinese

The 2024 Presidential Election in the US: Potential Impacts on Global Politics and Economics pp. 41-47

Padraig Carmody and Paul S. Ciccantell

European Banking after the 2023 Crisis pp. 48-51

Thorsten Beck

The Impact of Working from Home on the German Office Real Estate Market pp. 52-58

Simon Krause, Andreas Trumpp, Tobias Dichtl, Susanne Kiese and Alexander Rutsch

Volume 25, issue 04, 2024

Introduction to the Issue on How to Ensure Defense Capabilities for Europe? Economic and Fiscal Consequences pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

Defense as a European Public Good: Delivery and Financing pp. 05-10

Roel Beetsma, Marco Buti and Francesco Nicoli

Markets in Defense of Europe: Providing Public Goods in European Defense pp. 11-14

Lucas Hellemeier and Kaija Schilde

The EU’s Different Modes of Defense Governance: More European Defense, But How? pp. 15-19

Niklas Helwig and Tuomas Iso-Markku

European Defense Spending: Trade-Offs and Consequences of Non-Alignment pp. 20-23

Nicholas Marsh, Bruno Oliveira Martins and Jocelyn Mawdsley

Rearmament with a Purpose pp. 24-27

Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen

Europe’s Other Arms Production Problem: “New Defense” pp. 28-31

Lucie Béraud-Sudreau

Europe’s Middle-Technology Trap pp. 32-39

Anita Dietrich, Florian Dorn, Clemens Fuest, Daniel Gros, Giorgio Presidente, Philipp-Leo Mengel and Jean Tirole

Entrepreneurship in the United States and Germany: Attaining the Promise of Innovation pp. 40-44

David B. Audretsch

How Well-Intentioned Measures Have Unintended Consequences for Election Turnout pp. 45-48

Jean-Victor Alipour and Valentin Lindlacher

Volume 25, issue 03, 2024

Introduction to the Issue on EU Policy Priorities: How to Ensure Europeʼs Competitiveness and Future Prosperity? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

Coordination for EU Competitiveness pp. 05-09

David Pinkus, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Simone Tagliapietra, Reinhilde Veugelers, Georg Zachmann and Jeromin Zettelmeyer

Key Post-Crisis Challenges and Lessons for EU Energy Policy pp. 10-14

Frederic Gonand, Pedro Linares, Andreas Löschel, David Newbery, Karen Pittel, Julio Saavedra and Georg Zachmann

Trade, Manufacturing and the Economics of Europe’s Emergencies pp. 15-18

Giuseppe Bertola

Deindustrialization, Structural Change and the European Productivity Dilemma pp. 19-22

Georg Duernecker

The EU’s Productivity Performance: Falling Behind the Curve pp. 23-27

Fredrik Erixon, Oscar Guinea and Oscar du Roy

Data Governance: Main Challenges pp. 28-31

Maria Savona

The EU’s Future Prosperity: What Role for the Fiscal Framework? pp. 32-36

Iain Begg and Daniel Cicak

Promoting European Public Goods pp. 37-41

Roel Beetsma and Marco Buti

Focus on Critical Key Technologies: The Race for Leadership in Industry and Technology Policy pp. 42-46

Oliver Falck and Svenja Falk

Economic Culture and Economic Performance pp. 47-52

Edmund Phelps

Patience and the North-South Divide in Student Achievement in Italy and the United States pp. 53-56

Eric Hanushek, Lavinia Kinne, Pietro Sancassani and Ludger Woessmann

Volume 25, issue 02, 2024

Introduction to the Issue on Rise of Populism: Causes, Consequences and Policy Implications? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

Causes and Consequences of Spreading Populism: How to Deal with This Challenge pp. 05-08

Sergei Guriev

Economic Causes for the Rise of Populist and Nationalist Movements pp. 09-13

Florian Dorn, David Gstrein and Florian Neumeier

Understanding the Populist Voter pp. 14-18

Peren K. Arin, Efstathios Polyzos and Marcel Thum

External Shocks and Populism pp. 19-23

Eugenio Levi and Steven Stillman

Populists in Power: Economic and Political Consequences pp. 24-28

Manuel Funke, Moritz Schularick and Christoph Trebesch

What Policies Do Populists Pursue When in Power? Results of Selected Studies pp. 29-31

Luisa Dörr, Niklas Potrafke, Felix Rösel and Tuuli Tähtinen

The Effects of Fighting Populism on the Populist Dynamic pp. 32-35

Vincenzo Galasso

The Great Slowdown and Political Populism pp. 36-39

Gylfi Zoega

Sad Populism and the Policies of Hope pp. 40-42

Massimo Morelli

A World Unprepared: Missing Skills for Development pp. 43-46

Sarah Gust, Eric Hanushek and Ludger Woessmann

Inequality Trends in the Context of Changes in Labor Market Outcomes, Composition and Redistribution in Germany pp. 47-52

Maximilian Blömer, Elena Herold, Max Lay, Andreas Peichl, Ann-Christin Rathje, Paul Schüle, Anne Steuernagel and Ann-Christin Rathje

Semantic Shifts in EU Competition Law: A Data-driven Study of Policy Goals pp. 53-60

Anselm Küsters

Pandemics, Payments and Fiscal Policy: Lessons from Four Years after the Outbreak of Covid-19 pp. 61-67

Gerome Wolf

Volume 25, issue 01, 2024

Introduction to the Issue on BRICS Enlargement: What Are the Geoeconomic Implications? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

Potential Geoeconomic and Geopolitical Consequences of an Expanded BRICS pp. 05-09

Alicia Garcia Herrero

The Geopolitical (In)Significance of BRICS Enlargement pp. 10-13

Mark N. Katz

BRICS’ Enlargement: Power Expansion or Contraction in a Changing World Order? pp. 14-17

Pádraig Carmody

Beyond the Status Quo: BRICS+ and the Challenge to the G7 pp. 18-19

Günther Maihold

India – A Giant in the Making? pp. 20-24

Isabella Gourevich, Dorothee Hillrichs and Camille Semelet

Mentoring Improves the School-to-work Transition of Disadvantaged Adolescents pp. 25-28

Sven Resnjanskij, Jens Ruhose, Katharina Wedel, Simon Wiederhold and Ludger Woessmann

Why Moving towards a Strong Decentralized Federal State Would Be Beneficial for the European Union pp. 29-32

Vesa Kanniainen

New Evidence on the Effects of EU Regional Policy pp. 33-36

Julia Bachtrögler, Mathias Dolls, Carla Krolage, Paul Schüle, Hannes Taubenböck and Matthias Weigand