How German Family Policies Balanced Birth Rates and Economic Welfare
Hanna Wang explains how Germany’s child-related policies successfully balanced two goals: boosting birth rates and maximizing economic welfare for families.
Topic Archive: Labor Economics
Immigration, Inequality, and Income Taxes
Mirjam Bächli and Albrecht Glitz study how immigration affects the way in which local governments set their effective income tax rates and the consequences that this has for the distributional impact of immigration.
Do Fathers Use Paternity Leave for Childcare or Leisure?
Libertad Gonzalez, Luis Guirola and Laura Hospido analyze how men in Spain schedule and use their paternity leave time
How Workplace Networks Shape Optimal Compensation
Marc Claveria-Mayol, Pau Milán, and Nicolás Oviedo-Dávila show how team dynamics reshape pay structures beyond individual incentives.
