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Tight labor markets in the United Kingdom, United States, and Spain attracted higher levels of immigrants in recent years.
5 minutes
After joining the European Union two decades ago, Eastern Europe's growth has become one of the greatest economic success stories of our time.
6 minutes
European consumers are saving more and spending less, impeding economic recovery across the continent. But real wage growth may be to blame.
7 minutes
The U.S. labor market experienced a worker reallocation shock during the pandemic, possibly contributing to the productivity boost.
7 minutes
Climate change is no longer a distant threat. It is already negatively impacting European economies and labor markets.
5 minutes
Workers’ health has been deteriorating and economic costs are rising due to the obesity epidemic. Weight loss drugs can help reverse these negative trends.
5 minutes
High interest rates in the Europe have stifled economic growth. High German wage growth is a risk, but the ECB should continue to ease policy.
5 minutes
Spain’s decade-long depression finally seems to be over. The country is enjoying a labor market recovery and a tourism boom.
5 minutes
The French economy has been outperforming thanks to fashionable exports, favorable demographics, and an attractive investment environment.
6 minutes
The outlook for the Eurozone is not looking positive for 2024, especially if the European Central Bank continues on its current path.
5 minutes
Many assume young workers are driving the push towards remote work, but age alone does not determine whether one is working onsite or not.
4 minutes
A century ago, John Maynard Keynes envisioned a future world where a 15-hour work week was the norm. Was he really so far off the mark?
4 minutes
Corporate greed has been wrongly blamed for this bout of inflation. Greedflation isn't the problem. Excess growth and labor shortages are.
5 minutes
After years of stagnation following the Eurozone crisis, Southern Europe has turned the tables and is now outperforming the rest of the Eurozone.
4 minutes
Ireland was predicted to fall victim to American tech companies' slowdown earlier this year, but employment has held up strongly.
4 minutes
A massive inflow of Ukrainian refugees has boosted Poland’s labor supply and is contributing to its economy outperforming the rest of Europe.
5 minutes
How can a country with five million inhabitants distort the GDP of Europe, an economic area with more than 340 million people?
5 minutes
Eurozone inflation remains too hot, but commodity prices and distorted supply chains are no longer the causes. It's excess demand.
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