The seventy-seventh issue of CEPR's new online publication for the rapid dissemination of emerging scholarly work on the Covid19 epidemic has now been published.
Weekly research highlights from CEPR and VoxEU.org
A CEPR study by Katarzyna Bilicka, Yaxuan Qi and Jing Xing analyses how multinational firms reallocate real operations and debt across their affiliates in response to anti-tax avoidance policies, with a focus on the United Kingdom.
New CEPR eBook 'Addressing Impediments to Digital Trade' edited by Ingo Borchert and L. Alan Winters
A new CEPR eBook edited by Ingo Borchert and L. Alan Winters assesses the growing challenges for trade policymaking that the increase in digital trade, including digitally enabled services, are creating worldwide.
CEPR Discussion Papers 25 April 2021: 22 new Discussion Papers
Marco Buti and George Papaconstantinou explain why the Covid policy response is different to previous crises and describe how the pandemic will shape future European Integration.
The seventy-sixth issue of CEPR's new online publication for the rapid dissemination of emerging scholarly work on the Covid19 epidemic has now been published.
Weekly research highlights from CEPR and VoxEU.org
CEPR's VoxEU Debate on reforming EU Economic Policy and Architecture after Covid
This year’s Schumpeter-Haberler Distinguished Fellow title is conferred on Richard Baldwin, Esther Duflo, Gita Gopinath and Guido Tabellini. IEA Fellow title awarded to Sonia Bhalotra and Maitreesh Ghatak.