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The impact of repeated mass antigen testing for COVID-19 on the prevalence of the disease.
As the first country in the world, Slovakia implemented and repeated mass rapid antigen testing. A new paper published ONLINE FIRST OPEN ACCESS in the Journal of Population Economics has shown that this had reduced infections substantially. The impact of … Continue reading
Aging and automation in economies with search frictions
A new paper published ONLINE FIRST freely accessible shows that an increase in life expectancy raises the level as well as the inequality of income. Aging and automation in economies with search frictionsby Xiaomeng Zhang, Theodore Palivos & Xiangbo Liu … Continue reading
Deeds or words? The local influence of anti-immigrant parties on foreigners’ flows in Italy
A new GLO Discussion Paper finds that the election of a mayor supported by an anti-immigrant coalition significantly affect immigrants’ location choices only when considering the most recent years. GLO Discussion Paper No. 876, 2021 Deeds or words? The local … Continue reading
Local inequalities of the COVID-19 crisis in Italy
A new GLO Discussion Paper for Italy documents that the economic effects of the COVID-19 shock are dramatically unbalanced across the Italian territory and spatially uncorrelated with the epidemiological pattern of the first wave. GLO Discussion Paper No. 875, 2021 … Continue reading
Does Paid Family Leave Save Infant Lives?
A new GLO Discussion Paper finds that the implementation of a six-week paid family leave in California/USA reduced the post-neonatal mortality rate with larger effects for infants with married mothers and infant boys. GLO Discussion Paper No. 874, 2021 Does … Continue reading
Labour Standards
A new GLO Discussion Paper reflects and evaluates the literature on labour standards against the background of changes in the nature of labour , the workplace and societal needs. GLO Discussion Paper No. 873, 2021 Labour Standards – Download PDFby … Continue reading
Run, graduate, run: Internationally mobile students’ reactions to changing political landscapes in Europe
A new GLO Discussion Paper finds that international students move away strongly in response to recent political factors suggesting a considerable loss for European economies. GLO Discussion Paper No. 872, 2021 Run, graduate, run: Internationally mobile students’ reactions to changing … Continue reading
Update: Impact Factor now 2.8 (2020) from 1.8 (2019)! Journal of Population Economics Report 2020: Over 40% rise in submissions, faster editorial decisions.
Newly released: SSCI IMPACT FACTOR 2.813 (2020) from 1.840 (2019) & 1.253 (2018)SSCI 5-Year Impact Factor 3.318 (2020) from 2.353 (2019) & 2.072 (2018)SSCI Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) = 1.20 (2020).JoPE has 20% more citation impact than the average in … Continue reading
Why Making Promotion After a Burnout Is Like Boiling the Ocean
A new GLO Discussion Paper identifies burnout stigma as a source of promotion discrimination. GLO Discussion Paper No. 871, 2021 Why Making Promotion After a Burnout Is Like Boiling the Ocean – Download PDFby Sterkens, Philippe & Baert, Stijn & … Continue reading
The effect of compulsory schooling laws and child labor restrictions on fertility in the US.
A new paper published ONLINE FIRST freely accessible in the Journal of Population Economics finds that changes in legislation across time and between US states during the early twentieth century make parents chose to have fewer children in response to … Continue reading