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Slashing refugee benefits has unintended consequences.
Research from Denmark shows that when benefits were cut, non-refugee neighbors became significantly more likely to commit crimes. 🚨 Resulting social costs made the policy costlier than it saved. 💸
IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bey...
Research from Denmark shows that when benefits were cut, non-refugee neighbors became significantly more likely to commit crimes. 🚨 Resulting social costs made the policy costlier than it saved. 💸
IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bey...
Beyond the target: How slashing refugee benefits impacts entire communities
Residents sharing buildings with affected refugees are markedly more likely to commit crimes
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December 4, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Slashing refugee benefits has unintended consequences.
Research from Denmark shows that when benefits were cut, non-refugee neighbors became significantly more likely to commit crimes. 🚨 Resulting social costs made the policy costlier than it saved. 💸
IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bey...
Research from Denmark shows that when benefits were cut, non-refugee neighbors became significantly more likely to commit crimes. 🚨 Resulting social costs made the policy costlier than it saved. 💸
IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bey...
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📢 PhD Workshop in Labor and Behavioral Economics 2026 📢
The next edition will take place at CEBI, University of Copenhagen (June 8–9, 2026).
Keynote speakers: Ingar Haaland (NHH) & Benjamin Schoefer (UC Berkeley).
Call for Papers: sites.google.com/view/behavio...
Deadline: Jan 31, 2026
The next edition will take place at CEBI, University of Copenhagen (June 8–9, 2026).
Keynote speakers: Ingar Haaland (NHH) & Benjamin Schoefer (UC Berkeley).
Call for Papers: sites.google.com/view/behavio...
Deadline: Jan 31, 2026
PhD Workshop
Next Edition:
2nd PhD Workshop in Labor and Behavioral Economics
June 8/9, 2026
Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality (CEBI)
University of Copenhagen
Submission Deadline: January 31, 2026
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December 1, 2025 at 9:15 AM
📢 PhD Workshop in Labor and Behavioral Economics 2026 📢
The next edition will take place at CEBI, University of Copenhagen (June 8–9, 2026).
Keynote speakers: Ingar Haaland (NHH) & Benjamin Schoefer (UC Berkeley).
Call for Papers: sites.google.com/view/behavio...
Deadline: Jan 31, 2026
The next edition will take place at CEBI, University of Copenhagen (June 8–9, 2026).
Keynote speakers: Ingar Haaland (NHH) & Benjamin Schoefer (UC Berkeley).
Call for Papers: sites.google.com/view/behavio...
Deadline: Jan 31, 2026
Heat waves aren't just an outdoor risk! 🥵
New analysis for Germany shows that a single hot day (30°C+) raises new sick leave cases by 3.5%. The effect triples after a week—even in white-collar jobs. A 3-day heatwave adds 24k+ lost workdays in the health sector alone.
wol.iza.org/opinions/hea...
New analysis for Germany shows that a single hot day (30°C+) raises new sick leave cases by 3.5%. The effect triples after a week—even in white-collar jobs. A 3-day heatwave adds 24k+ lost workdays in the health sector alone.
wol.iza.org/opinions/hea...
Heat waves are a widespread threat to the workforce
Heat waves that persist for three days or longer have lasting effects on workers as medical and sick-leave costs stay high for up to four years
wol.iza.org
November 28, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Heat waves aren't just an outdoor risk! 🥵
New analysis for Germany shows that a single hot day (30°C+) raises new sick leave cases by 3.5%. The effect triples after a week—even in white-collar jobs. A 3-day heatwave adds 24k+ lost workdays in the health sector alone.
wol.iza.org/opinions/hea...
New analysis for Germany shows that a single hot day (30°C+) raises new sick leave cases by 3.5%. The effect triples after a week—even in white-collar jobs. A 3-day heatwave adds 24k+ lost workdays in the health sector alone.
wol.iza.org/opinions/hea...
Can a simple cistern change a life? 💧
New research featured on IZA WoL analyzes a Brazilian water program and finds massive gains: a 20% rise in formal labor income and a 37% drop in child hospitalizations. The secret? Giving people back the time spent collecting water.
wol.iza.org/opinions/cis...
New research featured on IZA WoL analyzes a Brazilian water program and finds massive gains: a 20% rise in formal labor income and a 37% drop in child hospitalizations. The secret? Giving people back the time spent collecting water.
wol.iza.org/opinions/cis...
Cisterns for life: Climate adaptation policies for water provision and rural lives
Expanding rainwater harvesting provides a low-cost way to advance poverty reduction and climate adaptation
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November 25, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Can a simple cistern change a life? 💧
New research featured on IZA WoL analyzes a Brazilian water program and finds massive gains: a 20% rise in formal labor income and a 37% drop in child hospitalizations. The secret? Giving people back the time spent collecting water.
wol.iza.org/opinions/cis...
New research featured on IZA WoL analyzes a Brazilian water program and finds massive gains: a 20% rise in formal labor income and a 37% drop in child hospitalizations. The secret? Giving people back the time spent collecting water.
wol.iza.org/opinions/cis...
Are economics students evaluating ideas or authority? 🧐
Future economists—especially PhD students—rely heavily on the source's authority (mainstream vs. non-mainstream) rather than the argument's substance. Ironically, the most biased claim to be the most critical.
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Future economists—especially PhD students—rely heavily on the source's authority (mainstream vs. non-mainstream) rather than the argument's substance. Ironically, the most biased claim to be the most critical.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...
Are economics students more influenced by source authority than argument substance?
Study finds PhD students most biased despite claiming independence
newsroom.iza.org
November 19, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Are economics students evaluating ideas or authority? 🧐
Future economists—especially PhD students—rely heavily on the source's authority (mainstream vs. non-mainstream) rather than the argument's substance. Ironically, the most biased claim to be the most critical.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...
Future economists—especially PhD students—rely heavily on the source's authority (mainstream vs. non-mainstream) rather than the argument's substance. Ironically, the most biased claim to be the most critical.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...
Is your retirement date written in the sky? 🌤️🌡️
New research links extreme weather (hot/cold) to earlier exit from the workforce due to health shocks.
We can't control the climate, but we can improve healthcare access to help people stay on the job.
See IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
New research links extreme weather (hot/cold) to earlier exit from the workforce due to health shocks.
We can't control the climate, but we can improve healthcare access to help people stay on the job.
See IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
When the weather shapes retirement decisions
Retirement and late-career choices depend not only on personal and policy factors but also on environmental conditions shaping daily life and work
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November 4, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Is your retirement date written in the sky? 🌤️🌡️
New research links extreme weather (hot/cold) to earlier exit from the workforce due to health shocks.
We can't control the climate, but we can improve healthcare access to help people stay on the job.
See IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
New research links extreme weather (hot/cold) to earlier exit from the workforce due to health shocks.
We can't control the climate, but we can improve healthcare access to help people stay on the job.
See IZA WoL op-ed 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
Competition doesn't discourage job training—it fuels it! 💡
Workers thrive when they have choices, and firms innovate when they face pressure. Recognizing this dynamic is essential to building a labor market that is both fair and resilient in the face of change.
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
Workers thrive when they have choices, and firms innovate when they face pressure. Recognizing this dynamic is essential to building a labor market that is both fair and resilient in the face of change.
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
How competition fuels learning: Skills, wages, and productivity in modern labor markets
Competition drives learning as workers thrive with choice, and firms innovate under pressure
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October 30, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Competition doesn't discourage job training—it fuels it! 💡
Workers thrive when they have choices, and firms innovate when they face pressure. Recognizing this dynamic is essential to building a labor market that is both fair and resilient in the face of change.
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
Workers thrive when they have choices, and firms innovate when they face pressure. Recognizing this dynamic is essential to building a labor market that is both fair and resilient in the face of change.
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
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📖 New Opinion Piece on IZA World of Labor @iza.org:
Measuring the hidden costs of disadvantage: Biological aging and opportunity by @giorgiamenta.bsky.social and co-authors.
🔗 Learn more: wol.iza.org/opinions/mea...
Measuring the hidden costs of disadvantage: Biological aging and opportunity by @giorgiamenta.bsky.social and co-authors.
🔗 Learn more: wol.iza.org/opinions/mea...
October 22, 2025 at 8:54 AM
📖 New Opinion Piece on IZA World of Labor @iza.org:
Measuring the hidden costs of disadvantage: Biological aging and opportunity by @giorgiamenta.bsky.social and co-authors.
🔗 Learn more: wol.iza.org/opinions/mea...
Measuring the hidden costs of disadvantage: Biological aging and opportunity by @giorgiamenta.bsky.social and co-authors.
🔗 Learn more: wol.iza.org/opinions/mea...
Germs in the family: Read about the short- and long-term consequences of intra-household disease spread in this IZA World of Labor op-ed: wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
October 21, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Germs in the family: Read about the short- and long-term consequences of intra-household disease spread in this IZA World of Labor op-ed: wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
Financial incentives don't work equally for everyone. Policymakers must account for cultural norms, like religion, to effectively address declining birth rates.
Read how religion shapes fertility responses to pronatalist policies in this new IZA World of Labor op-ed:
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
Read how religion shapes fertility responses to pronatalist policies in this new IZA World of Labor op-ed:
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
How religion shapes fertility responses to pronatalist policies
Family policies that reflect cultural realities, rather than one-size-fits-all assumptions, are key to reversing falling birth rates
wol.iza.org
October 17, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Financial incentives don't work equally for everyone. Policymakers must account for cultural norms, like religion, to effectively address declining birth rates.
Read how religion shapes fertility responses to pronatalist policies in this new IZA World of Labor op-ed:
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
Read how religion shapes fertility responses to pronatalist policies in this new IZA World of Labor op-ed:
wol.iza.org/opinions/how...
Globalization's impact on populism isn't so simple. New research finds it's all about skill content.
Low-skilled imports & migration fuel populism. But high-skilled globalization (tech-intensive trade, educated migrants) reduces it. 💡
➡️ wol.iza.org/opinions/pop...
Low-skilled imports & migration fuel populism. But high-skilled globalization (tech-intensive trade, educated migrants) reduces it. 💡
➡️ wol.iza.org/opinions/pop...
Populism and the skill-content of globalization
Right-wing populism rises with low-skill globalization but falls with high-skill trends, showing that skill divides—not globalization alone—drive political shifts
wol.iza.org
October 6, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Globalization's impact on populism isn't so simple. New research finds it's all about skill content.
Low-skilled imports & migration fuel populism. But high-skilled globalization (tech-intensive trade, educated migrants) reduces it. 💡
➡️ wol.iza.org/opinions/pop...
Low-skilled imports & migration fuel populism. But high-skilled globalization (tech-intensive trade, educated migrants) reduces it. 💡
➡️ wol.iza.org/opinions/pop...
New survey from an elite college: 80% of students use AI—mostly to learn, not cheat. Low-achievers use it most, but will this help or hurt them?
IZA paper by Zara Contractor & Germán Reyes: Higher ed needs smart policies & AI literacy, not bans.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r... #EconSky #EduSky
IZA paper by Zara Contractor & Germán Reyes: Higher ed needs smart policies & AI literacy, not bans.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r... #EconSky #EduSky
AI is changing higher education, but students aren’t using it how you’d expect
New survey: 80% of students use generative AI, primarily to enhance understanding rather than automate coursework
newsroom.iza.org
October 2, 2025 at 2:51 PM
New survey from an elite college: 80% of students use AI—mostly to learn, not cheat. Low-achievers use it most, but will this help or hurt them?
IZA paper by Zara Contractor & Germán Reyes: Higher ed needs smart policies & AI literacy, not bans.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r... #EconSky #EduSky
IZA paper by Zara Contractor & Germán Reyes: Higher ed needs smart policies & AI literacy, not bans.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r... #EconSky #EduSky
Turkey’s labor market is struggling to create enough quality jobs, despite a more educated workforce. Investing in public care and active labor market policies will be key to employment growth.
Check out the latest IZA WoL country article by @tekguchasan.bsky.social:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the...
Check out the latest IZA WoL country article by @tekguchasan.bsky.social:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the...
The labor market in Turkey, 2000-2024
Turkey needs to significantly invest in public care to complement educational compositional change for employment growth
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September 25, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Turkey’s labor market is struggling to create enough quality jobs, despite a more educated workforce. Investing in public care and active labor market policies will be key to employment growth.
Check out the latest IZA WoL country article by @tekguchasan.bsky.social:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the...
Check out the latest IZA WoL country article by @tekguchasan.bsky.social:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the...
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🎬 #PolicyLabLISER wraps-up w/ the 2nd keynote “Evidence vs. Seduction: the Struggle" by Prof. Jean Hindriks + closing words from Frederic Docquier & Olga Nottmeyer (@iza.org)
🙏Thanks to everyone— researchers, policymakers, civil society & all who believe in turning insights into real #socialimpact
🙏Thanks to everyone— researchers, policymakers, civil society & all who believe in turning insights into real #socialimpact
September 23, 2025 at 3:27 PM
🎬 #PolicyLabLISER wraps-up w/ the 2nd keynote “Evidence vs. Seduction: the Struggle" by Prof. Jean Hindriks + closing words from Frederic Docquier & Olga Nottmeyer (@iza.org)
🙏Thanks to everyone— researchers, policymakers, civil society & all who believe in turning insights into real #socialimpact
🙏Thanks to everyone— researchers, policymakers, civil society & all who believe in turning insights into real #socialimpact
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Today is the last day of the Chicago School in Experimental Economics taking place in Bonn, organized by @econtribute.bsky.social, @iza.org and the University of Chicago. Thanks to everyone that participated! @luca-henkel.bsky.social @johnlist.bsky.social @dfg.de #EconSky
September 11, 2025 at 11:13 AM
Today is the last day of the Chicago School in Experimental Economics taking place in Bonn, organized by @econtribute.bsky.social, @iza.org and the University of Chicago. Thanks to everyone that participated! @luca-henkel.bsky.social @johnlist.bsky.social @dfg.de #EconSky
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🧵 In a recent IZA Discussion Paper, @stepanmikula.bsky.social, @tommasoreggiani.bsky.social, and I study how civic culture can persist—or even emerge—under authoritarian rule.
In the IZA World of Labor commentary linked below, you can also find a short non-technical summary.
#EconSky
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In the IZA World of Labor commentary linked below, you can also find a short non-technical summary.
#EconSky
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Seeds of trust: How churches helped sustain civic life behind the “iron curtain”
Safeguarding even small civic spaces can be crucial for strengthening democracy in the long run
wol.iza.org
August 12, 2025 at 10:06 AM
🧵 In a recent IZA Discussion Paper, @stepanmikula.bsky.social, @tommasoreggiani.bsky.social, and I study how civic culture can persist—or even emerge—under authoritarian rule.
In the IZA World of Labor commentary linked below, you can also find a short non-technical summary.
#EconSky
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In the IZA World of Labor commentary linked below, you can also find a short non-technical summary.
#EconSky
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China’s labor boom is fading: aging workers, record-low fertility (1.01), and rising gig jobs without protections strain growth. Unlocking rural youth potential + migrant rights will be key.
Check out the latest update to the IZA WoL country articles:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the-chinese-labor-market
Check out the latest update to the IZA WoL country articles:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the-chinese-labor-market
The Chinese labor market, 2000–2024
The world’s second largest economy has boomed, but a rapidly aging labor force presents substantial challenges
wol.iza.org
August 26, 2025 at 4:38 PM
China’s labor boom is fading: aging workers, record-low fertility (1.01), and rising gig jobs without protections strain growth. Unlocking rural youth potential + migrant rights will be key.
Check out the latest update to the IZA WoL country articles:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the-chinese-labor-market
Check out the latest update to the IZA WoL country articles:
👉 wol.iza.org/articles/the-chinese-labor-market
Students often overestimate job prospects in their dream fields. 🎓
New research shows that a low-cost intervention providing them with accurate data on opportunities and wages 📊 helps them choose study paths with significantly better earnings prospects! 💡➡️
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
New research shows that a low-cost intervention providing them with accurate data on opportunities and wages 📊 helps them choose study paths with significantly better earnings prospects! 💡➡️
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
When students guess wrong: Fixing misinformation in career planning
Exposing students to information about the job opportunities and wages in their preferred occupations makes them choose for fields of study with better labor market prospects
wol.iza.org
July 29, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Students often overestimate job prospects in their dream fields. 🎓
New research shows that a low-cost intervention providing them with accurate data on opportunities and wages 📊 helps them choose study paths with significantly better earnings prospects! 💡➡️
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
New research shows that a low-cost intervention providing them with accurate data on opportunities and wages 📊 helps them choose study paths with significantly better earnings prospects! 💡➡️
wol.iza.org/opinions/whe...
Remote work isn’t just for the office—it can support children’s learning without undercutting parents’ careers. But right now, most of the benefits go to the privileged.
Find out in this new IZA WoL opinion piece why remote work should be part of the education debate: wol.iza.org/opinions/why...
Find out in this new IZA WoL opinion piece why remote work should be part of the education debate: wol.iza.org/opinions/why...
Why remote work should be part of the education debate
Working from home can support children´s learning without harming parents´ jobs, but currently, this benefit mainly helps the privileged
wol.iza.org
July 28, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Remote work isn’t just for the office—it can support children’s learning without undercutting parents’ careers. But right now, most of the benefits go to the privileged.
Find out in this new IZA WoL opinion piece why remote work should be part of the education debate: wol.iza.org/opinions/why...
Find out in this new IZA WoL opinion piece why remote work should be part of the education debate: wol.iza.org/opinions/why...
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💼 Out now: The Future of Work Environments, Creating Liveable and Productive Working Habitats by Werner Eichhorst of @iza.org
Free content can be found at: doi.org/10.4337/9781...
For more information, visit: www.e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/97...
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#WorkEnvironment
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#WorkEnvironment
July 25, 2025 at 2:54 PM
💼 Out now: The Future of Work Environments, Creating Liveable and Productive Working Habitats by Werner Eichhorst of @iza.org
Free content can be found at: doi.org/10.4337/9781...
For more information, visit: www.e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/97...
🎥 youtu.be/cBTIDken83Q?...
#WorkEnvironment
Free content can be found at: doi.org/10.4337/9781...
For more information, visit: www.e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/97...
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🇭🇺 The labor market in Hungary, 2000-2025:
Employment and wages are on a spectacular rise, but growing inequalities, exclusion, and labor market segmentation call for new policy approaches.
Read the latest addition to the IZA WoL country articles, by Bálint Menyhért 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
Employment and wages are on a spectacular rise, but growing inequalities, exclusion, and labor market segmentation call for new policy approaches.
Read the latest addition to the IZA WoL country articles, by Bálint Menyhért 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
The labor market in Hungary, 2000-2025
Employment and wages are on a spectacular rise but growing inequalities, exclusion, and labor market segmentation call for new policy approaches
wol.iza.org
July 18, 2025 at 9:27 AM
🇭🇺 The labor market in Hungary, 2000-2025:
Employment and wages are on a spectacular rise, but growing inequalities, exclusion, and labor market segmentation call for new policy approaches.
Read the latest addition to the IZA WoL country articles, by Bálint Menyhért 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
Employment and wages are on a spectacular rise, but growing inequalities, exclusion, and labor market segmentation call for new policy approaches.
Read the latest addition to the IZA WoL country articles, by Bálint Menyhért 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
“A job center with trained, motivated, and optimistic case workers could be one of the most effective tools for breaking cycles of unemployment and social disadvantage.”
💡 New insights by @albecknielsen.bsky.social & @michaelrosholm.bsky.social in this IZA WoL piece 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bel...
💡 New insights by @albecknielsen.bsky.social & @michaelrosholm.bsky.social in this IZA WoL piece 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bel...
Believing in clients: A key to successful labor market reintegration
Skilled, motivated case workers can be a powerful tool for breaking cycles of unemployment and disadvantage
wol.iza.org
July 9, 2025 at 1:55 PM
“A job center with trained, motivated, and optimistic case workers could be one of the most effective tools for breaking cycles of unemployment and social disadvantage.”
💡 New insights by @albecknielsen.bsky.social & @michaelrosholm.bsky.social in this IZA WoL piece 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bel...
💡 New insights by @albecknielsen.bsky.social & @michaelrosholm.bsky.social in this IZA WoL piece 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/bel...
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Opinion piece about our research on how automation is shaping the future or workers representation
wol.iza.org/opinions/rob... with @paoloagnolin.bsky.social, @massimo-anelli.bsky.social and Colantone
Robots, restructuring, and union retreat: How automation alters worker organization
Modern employment structures challenge traditional forms of worker organization, risking continued union decline despite ongoing interest in collective action
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June 24, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Opinion piece about our research on how automation is shaping the future or workers representation
How should we best measure student achievement? 📝
New IZA WoL article by @opmc1.bsky.social & G. Wyness tackles the pros & cons of teacher assessment vs. external exams.
Understanding the merits of each can help us build more effective & equitable education systems. 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
New IZA WoL article by @opmc1.bsky.social & G. Wyness tackles the pros & cons of teacher assessment vs. external exams.
Understanding the merits of each can help us build more effective & equitable education systems. 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
The merits of teacher assessment versus external exams to measure student achievement
Are teachers best placed to assess their students or are external exams more effective?
wol.iza.org
June 11, 2025 at 8:43 AM
How should we best measure student achievement? 📝
New IZA WoL article by @opmc1.bsky.social & G. Wyness tackles the pros & cons of teacher assessment vs. external exams.
Understanding the merits of each can help us build more effective & equitable education systems. 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
New IZA WoL article by @opmc1.bsky.social & G. Wyness tackles the pros & cons of teacher assessment vs. external exams.
Understanding the merits of each can help us build more effective & equitable education systems. 👇
wol.iza.org/articles/the...
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, mothers' earnings fall sharply—and stay low for years. Supportive, flexible workplaces help cushion the blow.
IZA paper based on Australian data highlights how workplace design shapes the economic toll of caregiving shocks.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...
IZA paper based on Australian data highlights how workplace design shapes the economic toll of caregiving shocks.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...
How workplaces shape the economic impact of caregiving shocks on mothers
What if your child is suddenly diagnosed with cancer?
newsroom.iza.org
June 4, 2025 at 4:25 PM
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, mothers' earnings fall sharply—and stay low for years. Supportive, flexible workplaces help cushion the blow.
IZA paper based on Australian data highlights how workplace design shapes the economic toll of caregiving shocks.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...
IZA paper based on Australian data highlights how workplace design shapes the economic toll of caregiving shocks.
newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...