Congratulations to Stelios Michaopoulos, CEPR Fellow in the Macroeconomics and Growth programme area, who has won a 2019 Bodossaki Foundation Scientific Prize.
CEPR Discussion Papers 07 July 2019: Twelve new Discussion Papers
Congratulations to CEPR Researcher Julia Cagé, who has been awarded the 2019 Prix Pétrarque de l’Essai France Culture – Le Monde for her book 'Le Prix de la démocratie'
Weekly research highlights from CEPR and VoxEU.org
This report brings together contributions from leading women policymakers and thought leaders from across the world on how to shape our economies. The essays and observations show women analysing the challenges confronting economic governance and formulating concrete proposals for how to navigate this period of turbulence. Foreword by Angela Merkel and contributions from Christine Lagarde, Cecilia Malmström, Beatrice Weder di Mauro, Mia Amor Mottely and many others
CEPR Discussion Papers 30 June 2019: Twelve new Discussion Papers
In June €-coin started to decline again (to 0.14 from 0.20 in May), reaching the lowest level recorded since December 2014.
The third economist to be profiled in the new CEPR/UBS 'Women in Economics' series is CEPR fellow Lucrezia Reichlin
What are the remaining gaps in the architecture of the Eurozone, and what are the trade-offs that repairing them would present? A new CEPR study by former IMF chief economist Maurice Obstfeld and colleagues suggests the need for long-run progress along three mutually supportive tracks
Weekly research highlights from CEPR and VoxEU.org