This Event is no longer receiving submissions. The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) Monetary Economics and Fluctuations programme meeting, an in-person conference, will take place at the ...
September, to 0.38 (from 0.84 in August), returning to its June level. The indicator was affected by the rise in market interest rates and the deterioration in consumer confidence. The €-coin ...
The CEPR-EABCN Euro Area Business Cycle Dating Committee establishes the chronology of recessions and expansions of the eleven original euro area member countries plus Greece for 1970-1998, and of the ...
De Haas, R, V Baranov, I Matavelli and P Grosjean (2024), ‘DP19493 Masculinity Around the World‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 19493. CEPR Press, Paris & London ...
Briole, S, J Cage and A Prat (2026), ‘DP21706 Making Teenagers Read Newspapers. A Nationwide Experiment in French High Schools‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21706 ...
Kuang, P, L Tang and M Weber (2026), ‘DP21766 Belief Disagreement, Instability, and Uncertainty under Stochastic Recall‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21766. CEPR ...
The State of Globalisation brings together leading economists to examine how technology, policy, and geopolitics are simultaneously reshaping the global economy in unprecedented ways. Far from marking ...
What is the role of large firms in aggregate inflation, and what are the causes and implications of such ‘inflation granularity’? Textbook monetary economics views inflation as fundamentally driven by ...
Exactly 50 years ago, the British government announced that inflation, based on the retail price index (RPI), had reached a post-war high of 27% in August 1975 – equivalent to a 25% rate on a modern ...
D'Andrea, A, A Fabiani, F Piersanti and A Segura (2025), ‘DP19966 Inflation, Leverage and Stock Returns‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 19966. CEPR Press, Paris ...
Palme, M, D Seim, J Spinnewijn and J Wikström (2026), ‘DP21502 The Impact and Incidence of Supplemental Health Insurance: Evidence from Sweden‘, CEPR Discussion ...
Governments use their countries’ economic strength from existing financial and trade relationships to achieve geopolitical and economic goals, a practice often referred to as ‘geoeconomics’. Great ...
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