Eliana Coschignano
@elianac0sk.bsky.social
Econ PhD student at @RWI
I was printing money at @ECB before
I was printing money at @ECB before
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Joint Economic Forecast: Geopolitical turn intensifies crisis – structural reforms even more urgent. The German economy will continue to tread water in 2025. Institute forecast shows: GDP is expected to grow by only 0.1 % in 2025 and 1.3 % in 2026. More about this: www.rwi-essen.de/en/press/sci...
April 10, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Joint Economic Forecast: Geopolitical turn intensifies crisis – structural reforms even more urgent. The German economy will continue to tread water in 2025. Institute forecast shows: GDP is expected to grow by only 0.1 % in 2025 and 1.3 % in 2026. More about this: www.rwi-essen.de/en/press/sci...
Reposted by Eliana Coschignano
🚨 New working paper alert 🚨
In the paper we examine whether...
1) longer benefit durations or higher benefit levels are more distortionary
2) if their effects interact
3) if more generous benefits increase entry to unemployment
4) what the welfare implications are
Thread 👇
nber.org/papers/w33450
In the paper we examine whether...
1) longer benefit durations or higher benefit levels are more distortionary
2) if their effects interact
3) if more generous benefits increase entry to unemployment
4) what the welfare implications are
Thread 👇
nber.org/papers/w33450
February 16, 2025 at 3:21 PM
🚨 New working paper alert 🚨
In the paper we examine whether...
1) longer benefit durations or higher benefit levels are more distortionary
2) if their effects interact
3) if more generous benefits increase entry to unemployment
4) what the welfare implications are
Thread 👇
nber.org/papers/w33450
In the paper we examine whether...
1) longer benefit durations or higher benefit levels are more distortionary
2) if their effects interact
3) if more generous benefits increase entry to unemployment
4) what the welfare implications are
Thread 👇
nber.org/papers/w33450
📣‼️New working paper:
Men's bottom earnings in Germany have fallen since 2001, while women's have risen. Why? Fewer hours for men, more for women.
Yet, net income tells a different story. Poverty persists, but the welfare state softens the blow.
Check it out here: docs.iza.org/dp17567.pdf
Men's bottom earnings in Germany have fallen since 2001, while women's have risen. Why? Fewer hours for men, more for women.
Yet, net income tells a different story. Poverty persists, but the welfare state softens the blow.
Check it out here: docs.iza.org/dp17567.pdf
docs.iza.org
December 27, 2024 at 1:48 PM
📣‼️New working paper:
Men's bottom earnings in Germany have fallen since 2001, while women's have risen. Why? Fewer hours for men, more for women.
Yet, net income tells a different story. Poverty persists, but the welfare state softens the blow.
Check it out here: docs.iza.org/dp17567.pdf
Men's bottom earnings in Germany have fallen since 2001, while women's have risen. Why? Fewer hours for men, more for women.
Yet, net income tells a different story. Poverty persists, but the welfare state softens the blow.
Check it out here: docs.iza.org/dp17567.pdf