Are economics students more influenced by source authority than argument substance?
Study finds PhD students most biased despite claiming independence
Firms overestimate local competitiveness, but still prefer to stay
Local governments use business tax reductions and infrastructure investments to attract firms
AI is changing higher education, but students aren’t using it how you’d expect
New survey: 80% of students use generative AI, primarily to enhance understanding rather than automate coursework
Understanding labor market adjustment in the age of automation
New model predicts not just which jobs shrink, but how workers and wages respond
IZA Network finds new home at Luxembourg’s LISER
Transition ensures continuity of cutting-edge research and global reach
How to create livable and productive working habitats
Werner Eichhorst on his new book, "The Future of Work Environments"
How workplaces shape the economic impact of caregiving shocks on mothers
What if your child is suddenly diagnosed with cancer?
How administrative data fosters young economists’ careers
Unlocking potential or reinforcing hierarchies?
Raising the glass raises risks for the whole family
Finnish study reveals significant health consequences of legal drinking ages, with risks spilling over to siblings