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Labour Standards
A new GLO Discussion Paper reflects and evaluates the literature on labour standards against the background of changes in the nature of labour , the workplace and societal needs. GLO Discussion Paper No. 873, 2021 Labour Standards – Download PDFby … Continue reading
Run, graduate, run: Internationally mobile students’ reactions to changing political landscapes in Europe
A new GLO Discussion Paper finds that international students move away strongly in response to recent political factors suggesting a considerable loss for European economies. GLO Discussion Paper No. 872, 2021 Run, graduate, run: Internationally mobile students’ reactions to changing … Continue reading
Update: Impact Factor now 2.8 (2020) from 1.8 (2019)! Journal of Population Economics Report 2020: Over 40% rise in submissions, faster editorial decisions.
Newly released: SSCI IMPACT FACTOR 2.813 (2020) from 1.840 (2019) & 1.253 (2018)SSCI 5-Year Impact Factor 3.318 (2020) from 2.353 (2019) & 2.072 (2018)SSCI Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) = 1.20 (2020).JoPE has 20% more citation impact than the average in … Continue reading
Why Making Promotion After a Burnout Is Like Boiling the Ocean
A new GLO Discussion Paper identifies burnout stigma as a source of promotion discrimination. GLO Discussion Paper No. 871, 2021 Why Making Promotion After a Burnout Is Like Boiling the Ocean – Download PDFby Sterkens, Philippe & Baert, Stijn & … Continue reading
The effect of compulsory schooling laws and child labor restrictions on fertility in the US.
A new paper published ONLINE FIRST freely accessible in the Journal of Population Economics finds that changes in legislation across time and between US states during the early twentieth century make parents chose to have fewer children in response to … Continue reading
The More the Gloomier: development of informal employment and its effect on wages in Turkey
A new GLO Discussion Paper studies various aspects of the wage gaps between formal and informal sector workers in Turkey: The decline in informal employment is not uniform, returns to informality vary significantly, and the rise of white collar low … Continue reading
Domestic Violence and Gender Stereotypes: Perceptions, Justifications, and Reactions
A new GLO Discussion Paper finds for Italian women that those with stronger stereotypes are more likely to state that they know a victim of violence but are not more likely to state that violence (physical or psychological) is widespread … Continue reading
Sexual Orientation and Earnings. A Meta-Analysis 2012-2020
The meta-analysis provided in a new GLO Discussion Paper finds that gay men earned less than heterosexual men; lesbian women earned more than heterosexual women, while bisexual men earned less than heterosexual men. GLO Discussion Paper No. 862, 2021 Sexual … Continue reading
Communication Barriers and Infant Health: Intergenerational Effects of Randomly Allocating Refugees Across Language Regions
A new GLO Discussion Paper finds for Switzerland that children born to mothers who were exogenously allocated to an environment that matched their linguistic heritage are on average healthier than those that were allocated to an unfamiliar language environment. GLO … Continue reading
The impact of University reopenings on COVID-19 cases in Scotland
A new GLO Discussion Paper for Scottish universities finds a substantial and persistent increase in cases in areas containing halls and evidence of persistent spillovers. GLO Discussion Paper No. 868, 2021 The impact of University reopenings on COVID-19 cases in … Continue reading