Discussion Papers

Research by CEPR Research Fellows and Affiliates appears initially in the CEPR Discussion Paper series. These Discussion Papers are circulated widely to other specialists in the research and policy community so that the results of the research receive prompt and thorough professional scrutiny. The Centre produces over 1000 Discussion Papers each year and has an archive of over 17,000 of them.

Most Recent Papers

DP18013 Maternal Mortality and Women's Political Voice: Historical Evidence from the U.S.

DP18012 Currency Risk Premia Redux

DP18011 Weighted Median Inflation Around the World: A Measure of Core Inflation

DP18007 Debt ceilings with fiscal intransparency and imperfect electoral accountability

DP18004 Information Flows, Organizational Structure, and Corporate Governance

Malenko

DP18006 Multigenerational Transmission of Wealth: Florence 1403-1480

DP18005 Biased expectations and labor market outcomes: Evidence from German survey data and implications for the East-West wage gap

DP18010 Public debt and household inflation expectations

DP18009 Artificial Intelligence & Data Obfuscation: Algorithmic Competition in Digital Ad Auctions

DP18001 Some Inference Perils of Imposing a Taylor Rule

DP17999 Identification of Systematic Monetary Policy

DP18000 Fortunate Families? The Effects of Wealth on Marriage and Fertility

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