_ Dr. Michael Lechner, professor, University of St. Gallen, IZA. February 2015.
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Category: Demographics and social welfare
Five policy ideas for an authentically pro-family US-Congress
_ Patrick T. Brown, fellow, EPPC. IFS. Charlottesville. 16 February 2023.
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Automation and low-skill labour
_ Katja Mann, Copenhagen Business School; Dario Pozzoli, Copenhagen Business School. IZA, December 2022.
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The costs of immigration to Germany and Western Europe – a meta-analysis
_ Dr. Jan Moldenhauer, economist and chairman, Friedrich Friesen Foundation. Magdeburg, 2018.*
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The family consequences of job insecurity: fertility and marriage
_ Conchita D’Ambrosio, professor, University of Luxembourg; Anthony Lepinteur, research scientist, University of Luxembourg; Andrew Clark, research professor, Paris School of Economics. VoxEU, CEPR. 3 January 2023.*
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Are stay-at-home mothers really miserable?
_ Lyman Stone, research fellow, Institute for Family Studies. 21 April 2022.*
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Bürgergeld (Citizens’ income) in Germany: Reboot the system
_ Dr. Ulrich van Suntum, honorary professor, University of Münster, former Secretary-General, German Expert Council for the Assessment of Overall Economic Development (SVR). 12 November 2022.*
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Healthy ageing for a healthy economy
_ David Bloom, professor of economics and demography, Harvard University. VoxEU. Boston, 15. November 2022.*
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Islamization of Germany and Austria or Christian revival: status quo, outlook, and policy measures
_ Yuri Kofner, economist, MIWI Institute. Munich, 4 November 2022.
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Wealth and its distribution in Germany, 1895-2018
_ Thilo Albers, postdoctoral researcher Humboldt University of Berlin; Charlotte Bartels, post-doctoral researcher German Institute for Economic Research (DIW); Moritz Schularick, University of Bonn. CEPR, VoxEU. 28. October 2022.*
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