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WCWP28/24: Robust estimation and inference in panels with interactive fixed effects

Timothy Armstrong, Martin Weidner and Andrei Zeleneev

W25/62: The role of dispersed information in maintaining low interest rates

Marco Bassetto, Carlo Galli and Jason Hall

W25/61: Off to the shops? Outside job opportunities and care worker labour supply

Max Warner and Ben Zaranko

W25/60: Does the Scottish Child Payment weaken work incentives?

Kitty Stewart, Emma Tominey and Suzanna Nesom

W25/59: The rise of online dating and heterogamous marriages

Yujung Hwang, Áureo de Paula and Fangzhu Yang

W25/58: The formation of subjective house price expectations: the role of perceptions and local economic conditions

Sarah Kiesl-Reiter, Melanie Lührmann, Jonathan Shaw and Joachim Winter

W25/57: How do commuters adapt to local pollution pricing?

Jakob Schneebacher, Fizza Jabbar and Joel Kariel

W25/56: Incentive effects of disability benefits

Annica Gehlen, Sebastian Becker, Johannes Geyer and Peter Haan

W25/55: The welfare effects of price shocks and household relief packages: evidence from an energy crisis

Peter Levell, Martin O'Connell and Kate Smith

W25/54: Paying disadvantaged teenagers to stay in school

Jack Britton, Nick Ridpath, Carmen Villa and Ben Waltmann

W25/53: The gender gap in carbon footprints: determinants and implications

Ondine Berland and Marion Leroutier

W25/52: Intimate partner violence and children's human capital

Dan Anderberg, Gloria Moroni and Alexander Vickery

W25/51: Firm networks and tax compliance: experimental evidence from Uganda

Miguel Almunia, David Henning, Justine Knebelmann, Dorothy Nakyambadde and Lin Tian

W25/50: Beyond ranks: inequality in the measurement of mobility

Rory McGee and Sergio Ocampo

W25/49: Income inequality and the role of the state in Latin America: an overview

Richard Blundell, Mariano Bosch, Nora Lustig and Marcela Melendez

W25/48: AI news shocks and the macroeconomy: evidence from UK patent data

Anastasios Evgenidis and Apostolos Fasianos

W25/47: Marriage, intra-household inequality, and wage risk

Piotr Denerski and Tim Obermeier

W25/46: Seeing stereotypes

Elisa Baldazzi, Pietro Biroli, Marina Della Giusta and Florent Dubois

W25/45: Aggregating epigenetic clocks to study human capital formation

Giorgia Menta, Pietro Biroli, Divya Mehta, Conchita D'Ambrosio and Deborah Ann Cobb-Clark

W25/44: The geography of child disability in Italy: new evidence from administrative data

Gabriella Conti, Paola Biasi and Maria De Paola

W25/43: Parental leave and intimate partner violence

Dan Anderberg, Line Hjorth Andersen, N. Meltem Daysal and Mette Ejrnæs

W25/42: What would you do with £500? (...in your own words)

Thomas F. Crossley, Peter Levell and Sofía Sierra Vásquez

W25/41: The dynamic effects of health on the employment of older workers: impacts by gender, country, and race

Richard Blundell, Jack Britton, Monica Costa Dias, Eric French and Weijian Zou

W25/40: The daughter penalty

Sonia Bhalotra, Damian Clarke and Angelina Nazarova

W25/39: The distribution of the gender wage gap: an equilibrium model

Sonia Bhalotra, Manuel Fernandez Sierra and Fan Wang

W25/38: Antidepressant treatment in childhood

Sonia Bhalotra, N. Meltem Daysal and Mircea Trandafir

W25/37: How do you identify a good manager?

Ben Weidmann, Joseph Vecci, Farah Said, Sonia Bhalotra, Achyuta Adhvaryu, Anant Nyshadham, Jorge Tamayo and David Deming

W25/36: Political polarization, wage inequality and preferences for redistribution

Christopher Hoy, Lionel Page, Catherine Eckel, Philip Grossman and Daniel Goldstein

W25/35: Work after retirement in Italy: evidence from merged data survey and administrative records

Stefano Boscolo, Renata Bottazzi, Riccardo Conti and Carlo Mazzaferro

W25/34: The effects of increasing the female state pension age and the interactions with labour market histories

Jonathan Cribb, Anna Henry and Heidi Karjalainen

W25/33: The rise of online dating and heterogamous marriages

Yujung Hwang, Aureo de Paula and Fangzhu Yang

W25/32: Who enters the public sector? A cohort analysis of sectoral choice

Matthew Nibloe and Clara von Bismarck-Osten

W25/31: More to live for: health investment responses to expected retirement wealth in Chile

Grant Miller, Nieves Valdés and Marcos Vera-Hernandez

W25/30: Labor force transitions at older ages: burnout, recovery, and reverse retirement

Lindsay Jacobs and Suphanit Piyapromdee

W25/29: The rise of discounters and its impact on concentration, market power and welfare

Martin O'Connell, Howard Smith and Øyvind Thomassen

W25/28: Social defaults and plan choice: The case of spousal following

Tal Gross, Tim Layton, Daniel Prinz and Julia Yates

W25/27: Levelling down: the distributional consequences of public pay caps

Matthew Nibloe

W25/26: Gender inequality in expenditure: Great Britain 1978 to 2019

Richard Blundell, Heidi Karjalainen, Valérie Lechene and Krishna Pendakur

W25/25: Eliciting the marginal propensity to consume in surveys

Thomas F. Crossley, Paul Fisher, Peter Levell and Hamish Low

W25/24: Focal pricing constraints and pass-through of input cost changes

Francesca Arduini

W25/23: Intergenerational altruism and transfers of time and money: a life cycle perspective

Uta Bolt, Eric French, Jamie Hentall-MacCuish and Cormac O'Dea

W25/22: Female genital cutting and the slave trade

Lucia Corno, Eliana La Ferrara and Alessandra Voena

W25/21: Measuring cost of living inequality during an inflation surge

Tao Chen, Peter Levell and Martin O'Connell

W25/20: The health effects of universal early childhood interventions: evidence from Sure Start

Sarah Cattan, Gabriella Conti, Christine Farquharson, Rita Ginja and Maud Pecher

W25/19: Female empowerment and household emissions

Francesca Arduini and Florine Le Henaff

W25/18: Focal pricing constraints and pass-through of input cost changes

Francesca Arduini

W25/17: Estimating intra-household sharing from time-use data

Francesca Arduini

W25/16: Subjective expectations and demand for contraception

Grant Miller, Aureo de Paula and Christine Valente

W25/15: The impact of labour demand shocks when occupational labour supplies are heterogeneous

Michael J. Böhm, Ben Etheridge and Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique

W25/14: Costly attention and retirement

Jamie Hentall-MacCuish