InShort | July 12, 2018 The Billion Pound Drop: Did the Blitz enhance London’s Economy? Spatial Economics
InDepth | July 20, 2019 Inequality Interview with Fatih Guvenen (The Curtis L. Carlson professor of economics at the University of Minnesota and a research associate in the NBER’s Econ...
InShort | July 09, 2018 Empty Homes, Longer Commutes: Effects of more Restrictive Local Planning We have argued for a very long time that the fundamental problem with housing in Britain is a lack of supply: we have been underbuilding for two generation...
InDepth | June 25, 2018 Development Beyond Economics Interview with Pascaline Dupas (Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Stanford University, Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Re...
InDepth | June 25, 2018 Untangling Real Gravity Jan Tinbergen was one of the first to borrow the gravity equation from physics to explain bilateral trade flows. Macroeconomics
InDepth | June 15, 2018 Causal Inference and Machine Learning Interview with Guido Imbens (The Applied Econometrics Professor and Professor of Economics at Stanford Graduate School of Business, United States).
InShort | June 05, 2018 Naive Learning in Social Networks with Random Communication What constitutes an optimal communication architecture for finding out the ‘truth’? Complexity
Column | May 31, 2018 The Elusive Gains from Industrial Policy A column by Dave Donaldson (Professor of Economics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States) on the annual 13th Tinbergen Institute Conferen...
InShort | January 21, 2018 Beyond Plausibly Exogenous In social sciences, the most interesting questions are arguably about cause and effect. Empirical Microeconomics
