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New Editorial in the SJES: sjes.springeropen.com/articles/10.11… Marius Brülhart and Kateryna Dashevska celebrate 160 years of the Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics. Founded by the Swiss Statistical Society in 1864, the journal has been a platform for economic insights - covering

New article in the Commentary Series of the SJES: sjes.springeropen.com/articles/10.11… Martin Huber presents an overview of causal discovery, a data-driven approach to uncovering causal relationships among multiple variables. Unlike standard causal inference, which focuses on predefined

Reminder: The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions for the collection #Textual #Analysis in #Economics and #Finance (link.springer.com/collections/cd…), edited by Daniel Kaufmann, Elliott Ash, Markus Leippold, and Leif Anders Thorsrud. We welcome original research

Reminder: Call for Papers on Family Policies and Labor Supply The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions to the “Family Policy and Labor Supply” collection, edited by AlineButikofer, Conny Wunsch, Christina Felfe, and Andreas Steinhauer. This collection

The #SJES Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics offers an excellent platform for showcasing policy-relevant research. Latest example: the paper by Brendan Berthold, using text analysis to quantify macro climate-policy risk in 🇨🇭, has been selected for a general-audience summary by «Die Volkswirtschaft» 👇

Reminder: The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions for the collection #Textual #Analysis in #Economics and #Finance (link.springer.com/collections/cd…), edited by Daniel Kaufmann, Elliott Ash, Markus Leippold, and Leif Anders Thorsrud. We welcome original research

Submission deadline approaching: Call for Papers for the 2025 Annual Congress of the Swiss Society of Economics and Statistics (SSES/SGVS) on "New Designs for the Market Economy". sgvs.ch/conferences/ss… Extended submission deadline: Friday, 31 January 2025 Submit your paper

New article: sjes.springeropen.com/articles/10.11… Johannes Lehmann and Michael Beckmann examine how digital technologies shape performance incentives in Swiss businesses. Using novel survey data, they find that firms using business software and key Industry 4.0 technologies are more likely

Reminder: Call for Papers on Family Policies and Labor Supply The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions to the collection “Family Policy and Labor Supply”, edited by AlineButikofer, Conny Wunsch, Christina Felfe and Andreas Steinhauer. This collection

📢#CallForPapers Deadline Extended for for the 9th Monash-Paris-Warwick-Zurich-CEPR Text-As-Data Workshop. Papers using text, audio, images, or other unstructured data are welcome. ⭐Deadline: 15 March⭐ Organisers: Elliott Ash @essobecker Philine Widmer ow.ly/f39r50VaTIM

📢 Call for Papers – PhD Macroeconomics Conference (1/3) We invite PhD students/postdocs to submit work in macro (theoretical & empirical) for a 2-day conf. in Lausanne (Dec 4–5th, 2025) with 12 talks, meals & dinner included. 🔗 bit.ly/3EEXdJZ

Very happy to co-organize this conference ! Great opportunity for PhDs and Postdocs + Two amazing keynotes ! Deadline on July 1st

Reminder: The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions for the collection #Textual #Analysis in #Economics and #Finance (link.springer.com/collections/cd…), edited by Daniel Kaufmann, Elliott Ash, Markus Leippold and Leif Anders Thorsrud. We welcome original research

The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions for its collection #SJES #Data (link.springer.com/collections/aa…). We welcome contributions that describe new datasets relevant to economics and related fields or that offer detailed documentation of existing datasets in a

New article: sjes.springeropen.com/articles/10.11… N. Kundan Kishor and Nam Nguyenpropose a novel approach to estimate the credit gap, defined as the deviation of the credit-to-GDP ratio from its long-term trend. Their method combines various measures, with weights assigned based on their

New article: sjes.springeropen.com/articles/10.11… Octavio Fernández‑Amador, Doris A. Oberdabernig, and Patrick Tomberger provide new evidence on how Swiss cantons integrate into global supply chains, offering insights into the regional effects of international energy price shocks. The