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2022, issue 04, vol 23

A New Perspective on the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis pp. 3-7

Anders Aslund

Refugee Flow from Ukraine: Origins, Effects, Scales and Consequences pp. 8-16

Clara Albrecht and Tetyana Panchenko

The EU’s Temporary Protection Regime for Ukrainians: Understanding the Legal and Political Background and Its Implications pp. 17-20

Florian Trauner and Gabriele Valodskaite

The Location of Asylum Seekers in Europe Before and Afer Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine pp. 21-27

Lucas Guichard, Joël Machado and Jean-François Maystadt

The EU’s Social Connectedness to Ukraine and Its Implications for the Distribution of Ukrainian Refugees pp. 28-35

Lea Best and Manuel Menkhoff

Poland and War Refugees from Ukraine – Beyond Pure Aid pp. 36-40

Maciej Duszczyk and Pawel Kaczmarczyk

War in the Ukraine: Consequences for the Governance of Refugee Migration and Integration pp. 41-48

Herbert Brücker

The Electoral System of the US: Reform Proposals from a Political Economy Point of View pp. 49-56

Friedrich L. Sell and Jürgen Stiefl

Lessons Learned from the Failure of “Make in India” Industrial Reform Policy pp. 57-61

Chang Woon Nam

Following the Online Trail of Ukrainian Refugees through Google Trends pp. 62-66

Joop Age Harm Adema and Maitreyee Guha

Prospects for Integration of Ukrainian Refugees into the German Labor Market: Results of the ifo Online Survey pp. 67-75

Tetyana Panchenko

Statistics Update pp. 76-78

Chang Woon Nam

2022, issue 03, vol 23

The Posting of Workers in the EU at a Glance: A Multidisciplinary Introduction pp. 3-07

Frederic De Wispelaere

Posted Workers in Germany – Developments and New Legislations pp. 8-14

Clara Albrecht, Yvonne Giesing and Britta Rude

Posted Workers to Austria: An Unstoppable Trend? pp. 15-18

Sonila Danaj and Leonard Geyer

Posted Workers to France: Recent Trends pp. 19-21

Mathilde Muñoz

Posted Workers to Belgium with a Focus on the Construction Sector pp. 22-24

Lynn De Smedt

Posted Workers from Slovenia: Six out of Ten are Third-Country Nationals pp. 25-28

Mojca Vah Jevšnik, Kristina Toplak and Sanja Cukut Krilić

Improving the Monitoring of Posted Workers in the EU: Towards an Exhaustive Approach of Employment Statistics pp. 29-32

Frederic De Wispelaere

How does Instruction Time Affect Student Achievement? The Moderating Role of Teacher Qualifications pp. 33-39

Vera Freundl and Katharina Wedel

Religious Education in School Affects Students’ Lives in the Long Run pp. 40-43

Benjamin Arold, Ludger Woessmann and Larissa Zierow

Introducing the Economic Experts Survey (EES) pp. 44-49

Klaus Gründler, Anina Harter, Martin Mosler, Niklas Potrafke, Fabian Ruthardt and Christoph Schaltegger

World Economic Outlook for 2022 and 2023 pp. 50-51

Chang Woon Nam

2022, issue 02, vol 23

Pay Transparency across Countries and Legal Systems pp. 3-11

Martha Ceballos, Annick Masselot and Richard Watt

The Link between Gender Gaps and Employment Polarization pp. 12-16

Michelle Rendall

Gender Gaps in Employment, Working Hours and Wages in Germany: Trends and Developments Over the Last 35 Years pp. 17-19

Boryana Ilieva and Katharina Wrohlich

The Gender Pension Gap in Germany – Reasons and Remedies pp. 20-24

Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi and Christoph Schneider

The Austrian Pay Transparency Law and the Gender Wage Gap pp. 25-28

René Böheim and Sarah Gust

(Un)Equal Pay in the United States and Policy Solutions to Make a Difference pp. 29-35

Ariane Hegewisch and Eve Mefferd

The Gender Wage Gap in Japan – the Glass Ceiling Phenomenon pp. 36-40

Hiromi Hara

Germany’s Planned Public Investment Push: Fiscal Dilemmas and Missing Dimensions pp. 41-45

Gerd Schwartz

AfCFTA in a Rut – Can the Pan-African Agreement Regain Momentum? pp. 46-57

Jonas Böschemeier, Feodora Teti, Jan Cernicky and Gunter Rieck Moncayo

Is a Pension Reform Needed in Germany? pp. 58-62

Martin Werding

An Economic Perspective on Abortion Policies pp. 63-67

Clara Albrecht and Jennifer Steigmeier

2022, issue 01, vol 23

The Debate Over US Public Debt: Overburdened or Overwrought? pp. 3-8

Barry Eichengreen

How to Consolidate Public Debt in Germany? pp. 17-23

Klaus Gründler, Niklas Potrafke and Timo Wochner

What is Next? Public Debt and Economic Growth in Greece pp. 24-29

George Economides and Apostolis Philippopoulos

Managing Public Debt in the UK pp. 30-34

Richard McManus, Gulcin Ozkan and Dawid Trzeciakiewicz

Public Debt in Central, East, and Southeast Europe pp. 35-39

Mario Holzner

Keeping Public Debt Sustainable in an Equitable Way pp. 40-44

Davide Furceri, Prakash Loungani, Jonathan Ostry and Pietro Pizzuto

Fairness in Europe: A Multidimensional Comparison pp. 45-51

Paul Hufe, Andreas Peichl, Paul Schüle and Jelena Todorović

The Effect of Nutritious School Lunches on Education, Health, and Life-Time Income pp. 52-56

Petter Lundborg and Dan-Olof Rooth

Women in Afghanistan: Developments over the Last 20 Years and the Return of the Taliban pp. 57-62

Clara Albrecht, Britta Rude and Tanja Stitteneder

2021, issue 06, vol 22

Germany’s Economic Restart after Covid-19: The Role of Fiscal Policy and Taxation pp. 03-07

Clemens Fuest

Restarting the Dutch Economy after the Covid-19 Crisis pp. 08-12

Roel Beetsma and Raymond Gradus

Rethinking UK Economic Policy pp. 13-16

Iain Begg

Economic Policy during the Pandemic and Lessons for the Future − The Case of Denmark pp. 17-21

Torben M. Andersen

Policy Reactions to the Covid-19 Crisis in Russia and Ukraine pp. 22-26

Anders Aslund

Negative Interest Rate Policies: Taking Stock of the Experience So Far pp. 27-32

Luis Brandao-Marques, Marco Casiraghi, R. Gaston Gelos, Gunes Kamber and Roland Meeks

Will the Covid-19 Pandemic Leave a Lasting Legacy in Children’s Skill Development? pp. 33-40

Katharina Werner and Ludger Woessmann

Is Working from Home Here to Stay? A Look at 35 Million Job Ads pp. 44-46

Jean-Victor Alipour, Christina Langerand and Layla O’Kane

Afghanistan’s Free Fall – Return of the Taliban and Flight as a Last Resort pp. 47-56

Clara Albrecht, Britta Rude and Tanja Stitteneder

2021, issue 05, vol 22

Assessing the Distributional Effects of the European Green Deal pp. 03-09

Gustav Fredriksson and Georg Zachmann

Carbon Pricing and Revenue Recycling: An Overview of Vertical and Horizontal Equity Effects for Germany pp. 10-14

Ottmar Edenhofer, Matthias Kalkuhl and Christina Roolfs

The Intertemporal Distribution of Climate Policy Burdens and the Decision of the German Constitutional Court pp. 15-19

Karen Pittel

Net Burdens of Carbon Policy Vary within Each Income Group – and within Each Nation pp. 20-25

Don Fullerton

Distributional Impacts of Carbon Pricing in Low- and Middle-Income Countries pp. 26-32

Jan Steckel, Sebastian Renner and Leonard Missbach

Brexit and European Finance: Prolonged Limbo pp. 33-36

Nicolas Véron

Government Interventions during the Coronavirus Pandemic – A Critical Consideration pp. 37-42

Florian Bartholomae and Eva Stumpfegger

Refugee Education 4.0: The Potential and Pitfalls of EdTech for Refugee Education pp. 43-49

Sultan Al Habsi and Britta Rude

Covid-19: Reinforcing Gender Gaps? pp. 50-57

Clara Albrecht, Victoria Endl-Geyer and Tanja Stitteneder

2021, issue 04, vol 22

Combating Youth Unemployment with a Fair EU Youth Guarantee pp. 03-07

Dennis Tamesberger and Johann Bacher

How Has Covid-19 Affected Young Workers? pp. 08-14

Benjamin Cowan and Kairon Shayne Garcia

Search Processes on the Labor Market during the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 15-19

Anja Bauer, Tobias Hartl, Christian Hutter and Enzo Weber

Who Lost the Most? The Heterogeneous Effects of Covid-19 on the Labor Market pp. 20-24

Alessandra Casarico and Salvatore Lattanzio

Covid-19 Economic Policy as Double Disadvantage for Young Australian Workers pp. 25-30

Patrick O’Keeffe, Belinda Johnson, Kathryn Daley and Angelika Papadopoulos

How Important are Pocketbook Voting, Social Preferences and Expressive Motives in Referenda? pp. 31-37

Johannes Meya, Panu Poutvaara and Robert Schwager

Mentoring Improves the Labor-Market Prospects of Disadvantaged Adolescents pp. 38-43

Sven Resnjanskij, Jens Ruhose, Simon Wiederhold and Ludger Woessmann

Legalizing up to 2 Million Venezuelans—Is Colombia Leading the Way into a More Migration-friendly Future? pp. 44-52

Sofia Eigner, Simon Meemken, Bennet Niederhöfer and Britta Rude

“Corona Class of 2020”: A Lost Generation? pp. 53-58

Clara Albrecht, Vera Freundl, Lavinia Kinne and Tanja Stitteneder

2021, issue 03, vol 22

What Justifies Sustainable Finance Measures? Financial-Economic Interactions and Possible Implications for Policymakers pp. 03-11

William Oman and Romain Svartzman

ESG Investments and Investors’ Preferences pp. 12-16

Robin Döttling and Sehoon Kim

Short-Termism and Executive Compensation pp. 17-19

Caroline Flammer

Impact-Weighted Financial Accounts: A Paradigm Shift pp. 20-25

Ethan Rouen and George Serafeim

Peer Effects of Commitment to ESG Goals – How Stakeholders Affect One Another in the Ecosystem pp. 26-29

Hao Liang and Jasper Teo

Economic Policy Goals of the Sustainable Finance Approach: Challenges for SMEs pp. 30-33

Christa Hainz, Johann Wackerbauer and Tanja Stitteneder

Walking the Tightrope: Avoiding a Lockdown While Containing the Virus pp. 34-40

Balázs Égert, Yvan Guillemette, Fabrice Murtin and David Turner

Discretionary Intervention Destabilizes the EU Emissions Trading System: Evidence and Recommendations for a Rule-Based Cap Adjustment pp. 41-46

Michael Pahle and Ottmar Edenhofer

Tracking Government Responses to Covid-19: The CoronaNet Research Project pp. 47-50

Cindy Cheng, Luca Messerschmidt, Svanhildur Thorvaldsdottir, Clara Albrecht, Christa Hainz, Tanja Stitteneder, Joan Barceló, Vanja Grujic, Spencer Hartnett Allison, Robert Kubinec, Timothy Model and Caress Schenk

Statistics Update pp. 51-53

Chang Woon Nam

2021, issue 02, vol 22

Rebooting the World Trade Organization: A Rethink on Purpose and Practice pp. 03-07

Amrita Narlikar

Recent Challenges for Global Cooperation and the Future of WTO pp. 08-11

Lisandra Flach

WTO Reform As a Triangular Problem among China, the EU and the US pp. 12-16

Bernard Hoekman and Robert Wolfe

How to Unlock the WTO Blockage and Why China Holds the Key pp. 17-21

Jürgen Matthes

The Elephant in the Room of WTO Reform: China pp. 22-29

Alicia García-Herrero

Fintech and Big Tech Credit: What Explains the Rise of Digital Lending? pp. 30-34

Giulio Cornelli, Jon Frost, Leonardo Gambacorta, Raghavendra Rau, Robert Wardrop and Tania Ziegler

The EU Budget and the Role of Public Goods pp. 35-38

Antonia Díaz

The Integration Challenges of Female Refugees and Migrants: Where Do We Stand? pp. 39-46

Clara Albrecht, Maria Hofbauer Pérez and Tanja Stitteneder

World Economic Outlook for 2021 and 2022 pp. 47-47

Chang Woon Nam

2021, issue 01, vol 22

The NGEU Economic Recovery Fund pp. 03-08

Clemens Fuest

One Instrument, Many Goals: Some Delicate Challenges Facing the EU’s Recovery Fund pp. 09-13

Iain Begg

Economic Policy Responses to the Coronavirus Crisis — Stabilization and Insurance pp. 14-19

Torben Andersen

The Coronavirus Pandemic and Next Generation EU in the Baltic States pp. 20-25

Karsten Staehr and Katri Urke

Measuring the European Fiscal Stance Afer Covid-19 from National and European Budget Plans pp. 26-36

Jérémie Cohen-Setton and Shahin Vallée

European Banking Reform Should Embrace a Unitary Approach to Failed Banks pp. 37-39

Anna Gelpern and Nicolas Véron

How Difficult Is It for Managers to Predict Their Future Business Development? A New Measure of Perceived Business Uncertainty pp. 40-42

Stefan Lautenbacher, Stefan Sauer and Klaus Wohlrabe

The Post-2015 Institutional Shock in Poland: Some Empirical Findings pp. 43-48

Tadeusz Kowalski

Deforestation and Migration pp. 49-57

Britta Rude, Bennet Niederhöfer and Fabio Ferrara