TODAY on the Economics Observatory - Update: how is the war in #Ukraine affecting global #food prices? By Lotanna E. Emediegwu, PhD #EconTwitter #breadbasketofeurope #ukrainewar 👇
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Falling fertility and rising life expectancy are leading to ageing populations in the UK and Europe.

Read Edmund Cannon and Ian Tonk on how pension age changes can grapple with this demographic time-bomb buff.ly/3UilPNz

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Pakistan’s recent election has further eroded trust between citizens & the state. The economy continues to have low productivity growth & an unsustainably high burden of external debt. There are no signs these challenges will be addressed any time soon.
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In case you missed it...The phoenix that never rises: what’s holding back #Pakistan ’s #economy ? By Ahmed Jamal Pirzada #EconTwitter 👇
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TODAY on the Economics Observatory - The phoenix that never rises: what’s holding back #Pakistan ’s #economy ? By Ahmed Jamal Pirzada #EconTwitter 👇
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Productivity growth has been sluggish in many advanced and emerging economies in recent decades.

Read Mohammad R. Farzanegan and Hassan Gholipour Fereidouni on how house prices affect labour productivity buff.ly/3UCXpyF

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Public investment in scientific endeavour is essential for the success of UK business & industry, as well as a productive economy, a healthy society & a sustainable world. An early 2010s report evidenced the central role of research for our future.
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This brilliant paper on the need to fund research was written for the predecessor of UK Research and Innovation in 2010. Hard not to come to the conclusion that it matters just as much today.

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NEW on the Economics Observatory - How can public #investment in research improve #UK economic performance? By Romesh Vaitilingam Economics Observatory #EconTwitter
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JUST PUBLISHED - How can public #investment in research improve #UK economic performance? By Romesh Vaitilingam Economics Observatory #EconTwitter
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My article for the Economics Observatory on infrastructure financing in the past. Enjoyed writing this! LSE Department of Economic History

IEA figures show that in 2022, the UK produced less nuclear power than 40 years earlier in 1982 when the population was 20M lower.

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Soumaya Keynes Perhaps the better plea is to accompany your paper with a short write-up in the now many excellent dissemination outlets like Economics Observatory, VoxEU, MicroEconInsights (or speak to economic journalists like Soumaya Keynes herself) when you think your work has policy relevance.

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⬇️ - the gap in the market that the Economics Observatory is addressing. All it pieces have a question as their title. They are also written in an accessible manner and are pithy.

Higher house prices may be partly to blame for the sluggish growth of labour #productivity in the OECD countries in recent decades. The adverse impact seems to be less severe in more complex economies... buff.ly/480phQC

At the first TEDx in my hometown #Csíkszereda for the first time I wasn't talking about #data viz or even #data , but about the power of change, and the importance of understanding and embracing it - perseverance. 💪

#tedx #tedx speaker #motivation

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In case you missed it... How might #HousePrices affect workers’ #productivity in OECD economies? By Mohammad Reza Farzanegan and Hassan Gholipour #EconTwitter buff.ly/480phQC

TODAY on the Economics Observatory – How might #HousePrices affect workers’ #productivity in OECD economies? By Mohammad Reza Farzanegan and Hassan Gholipour #EconTwitter buff.ly/480phQC