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- 6445: Adopt, adapt and improve

- Rui Costa and Yuanhang Yu
- 6444: Commute and thrive

- Andrew Seltzer and Jonathan Wadsworth
- 710: in brief... How the Trump tariffs affect UK firms

- Catherine Thomas
- 709: The benefits of elite universities are more social than academic

- Andrés Barrios Fernández, Christopher Neilson and Seth Zimmerman
- 708: Return innovation: how migration shapes diffusion of new technologies

- Davide M. Coluccia and Gaia Dossi
- 707: The lasting impact of 9/11 on Muslim integration in America

- Shadi Farahzadi
- 706: in brief... How gender quotas are challenging political inequality in South Korea

- Jay Euijung Lee and Martina Zanella
- 705: Public sector relocation: lessons from the BBC’s move to Salford

- Max Nathan, Henry G. Overman, Capucine Riom and Maria Sanchez-Vidal
- 704: Why people like living in cities: a new measure of the quality of life

- Gabriel M. Ahlfeldt, Fabian Bald, Duncan Roth and Tobias Seidel
- 703: Investing in mental health: the economic benefits of NHS talking therapies

- Daniel Ayoubkhani, Ted Dolby, Vahé Nafilyan, Ekaterina Oparina, Marta Rossa, Klaudia Rzepnicka, Rob Saunders and Emma Sharland
- 702: The price of power: why rising markups hurt innovation and widen inequality

- Giammario Impullitti and Pontus Rendahl
- 701: How Brexit affected the trade of UK firms

- Rebecca Freeman, Marco Garofalo, Enrico Longoni, Kalina Manova, Rebecca Mari, Thomas Prayer and Thomas Sampson
- 700: in brief... Successful caps on fees disprove the idea that it’s unwise to meddle with free markets

- Jan David Bakker and Nikhil Datta
- 699: Revving up wages: How rising productivity has benefited car industry workers

- Tim Obermeier and Andreas Teichgraeber
- 698: Remembering Daniel Kahneman

- Barbara Tversky
- 697: Daniel Kahneman: a legacy

- Paul Dolan, Richard Layard, Gillian Tett and Helen Ward
- 696: The doctor will see you now: comparing online and in-person consultations

- Amanda Dahlstrand, Nestor Le Nestour and Guy Michaels
- 695: in brief... Do try this at work: the AI chatbot that can interview at scale

- Friedrich Geiecke and Xavier Jaravel
- 694: How China’s rise has shaped innovation and exit among European solar firms

- Pia Andres
- 693: Property rights empower women inventors

- Ruveyda Nur Gozen
- 692: in brief... Designing carbon markets that deliver change

- Jonathan Colmer, Ralf Martin, Mirabelle Muûls and Ulrich Wagner
- 691: Better work: whose business is it?

- Alan Manning
- 690: Parenthood and academia

- Ria Ivandic and Anne Sophie Lassen
- 689: How to build a citizen

- Simon Briole, Marc Gurgand, Eric Maurin, Sandra McNally, Jenifer Ruiz-Valenzuela and Daniel Santín
- 688: The unequal health effects of smart tech in the workplace

- Melanie Arntz, Sebastian Findeisen, Stephan Maurer and Oliver Schlenker
- 687: Spending public money to create happier lives

- David Frayman, Christian Krekel, Richard Layard, Sara MacLennan and Isaac Parkes
- 686: AI and climate action: how UK firms are responding

- Juliana Oliveira-Cunha, Bruno Serra-Lorenzo and Anna Valero
- 685: in brief... Could a new policy institution help solve the UK’s productivity problem?

- Anna Valero and Bart van Ark
- 684: How climate change concerns affect voters

- Maria Cotofan, Karlygash Kuralbayeva and Konstantinos Matakos
- 683: in brief... Why representation in economics matters

- Felicia Odamtten
- 682: The national minimum wage: 25 years on

- Stephen Machin
- 681: Police workload linked to victim statement withdrawals

- Tom Kirchmaier and Ekaterina Oparina
- 680: The economic costs of the failing planning system

- Paul Cheshire
- 679: Online tutoring can transform education for disadvantaged youngsters

- Lucas Gortazar, Claudia Hupkau and Antonio Roldan Mones
- 678: A generation scarred by the Covid-19 pandemic

- Lee Elliot Major, Andrew Eyles, Esme Lillywhite and Stephen Machin
- 677: Do large firms generate positive productivity spillovers?

- Mary Amiti, Cédric Duprez, Jozef Konings and John van Reenen
- 676: In brief... The discussion of immigration needs to improve

- Alan Manning
- 675: How much is your time worth?

- Christian Krekel and George MacKerron
- 674: How where you live affects your pay

- Luis Bauluz, Pawel Bukowski, Mark Fransham, Annie Seong Lee, Neil Lee, Margarita Lopez Forero, Filip Novokmet and Moritz Schularick
- 673: Ending stagnation

- Luis Bauluz, Pawel Bukowski, Mark Fransham, Annie Seong Lee, Neil Lee, Margarita Lopez Forero, Filip Novokmet and Moritz Schularick
- 672: Gender gaps from labour market downturns

- Ria Ivandic and Anne Sophie Lassen
- 671: Claudia Goldin: the economics of women and the labour market

- Barbara Petrongolo
- 669: In brief... What girls study influences their offspring's health at birth

- Cristina Borra, Pilar Cuevas-Ruiz and Almudena Sevilla
- 668: In brief... The pandemic of 1918: effects on religiosity and innovation

- Enrico Berkes, Davide M. Coluccia, Gaia Dossi and Mara P. Squicciarini
- 667: Scars of war

- Felipe Carozzi, Edward Pinchbeck and Luca Repetto
- 666: The rising tide of school absences in the post-pandemic era

- Lee Elliot Major, Andrew Eyles and Esme Lillywhite
- 665: Will the NHS long-term workforce plan solve the current crisis?

- Jo Blanden, Marco Mello, Giuseppe Moscelli and Melisa Sayli
- 664: Geopolitics and the electric vehicle revolution

- Robert Elliott, Gavin Harper, Benjamin Jones and Viet Nguyen-Tien
- 663: The trouble with inactivity

- Stephen Machin and Jonathan Wadsworth
- 662: Low investment Britain: policies to promote foundations for growth

- Paul Brandily, Mimosa Distefano, Krishan Shah, Gregory Thwaites and Anna Valero
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