Economists

Job losses in fossil industries are often prominent in climate policy discus- sions. Why are job losses costly? Who is most affected? How can welfare costs be re- duced? We …

the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 11, 3, 577-611. https://doi.org/10.1086/726425 …

Since 2008, the UK has experienced extremely low productivity growth (0.5% per year), in contrast to the US, where productivity has grown at three times that rate;Capital investment is the …

time were influenced by the writings of two US economists, Robert M. Haig and Henry Simons, who proposed … the definition of income produced by the US economists Robert M. Haig and Henry Simons to justify their …

Among the many Biden administration economic policies from which Vice President Kamala Harris stubbornly refuses to separate herself, industrial policy is near the top. In speeches and campaign materials, Harris …

widely cited and relevant studies on EPU, by economists Scott Baker, Nick Bloom, and Steven Davis, develops … and countries. Given events here and abroad, economists have recently focused on trade policy uncertainty (TPU) …

There had been an expectation that after the opening of the economy in the 1990s and the increase in competition, the private sector would be incentivised to give much greater …

all accounts, he was among the more prolific economists of our time, having writ- ten 30 books and more … substitution, he was among the very few major economists who did not agree with this predominant view …

This paper highlights and analyzes how specific iCET deliverables have served as a forcing function within India for deregulation, administrative pivots, and decisionmaking less common in India’s past. Equally, it …

country’s budding semiconductor ecosystem. For some economists, the prospect of India investing in a “race” … only be called early observations. First, many economists do not like industrial policies, which makes …

At a time when the UK should be aiming to bolster business confidence, the rapid expansion of class action cases and third-party litigation funding is opening many businesses up to …

Much ink has been spilled, by politicians and economists alike, on identifying the reasons behind private …

the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 1(4), 555- 598), and it was expected that the …

U.S.-China trade tensions have waxed and waned for decades but have remained persistently high since 2017. In this report, the authors assess the effectiveness of recent, more-restrictive U.S. economic policies …

$60 billion in 2019 and $36 billion in 2023. Economists Eddy Bekkers and Sofia Schroeter similarly estimated …

Chapter 1 of the October 2024 Global Financial Stability Report shows that although near-term financial stability risks have remained contained, mounting vulnerabilities could worsen future downside risks by amplifying shocks, …

from survey forecast responses submitted by economists and market participants to Bloomberg Finance …

Calls for a new Bretton Woods elide considerable disagreement. There are many competing views of the post-1945 international economic order, and each generates alternative understanding of how Bretton Woods should …

comparative advantage in the classical sense used by economists. Geopolitical, technological, and ideational … the international monetary system that some economists term as Bretton Woods II. Thus, even as it appeared …