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oktober 2022

Peersman, G. / Wauters, J.

Heterogeneous household responses to energy price shocks

Working Paper N° 416
oktober 2022

Boudt, K. / Schoors, K. / van den Heuvel, M. / Weytjens, J.

The consumption response to labour income changes

Working Paper N° 415
september 2022

Mohimont, J. / de Sola Perea, M. / Zachary, M.-D.

Softening the blow: Job retention schemes in the pandemic

Working Paper N° 414
september 2022

Maes, I.

Economic research at central banks: Are central banks interested in the history of economic thought?

Working Paper N° 413
september 2022

Dhyne, E; / Ken Kikkawa, E. / Komatsu, T. / Mogstad, M. / Tintelnot, F.

Foreign demand shocks to production networks: Firm responses and worker impacts

Working Paper N° 412
september 2022

Piton, C. / Ruyssen, I.

Integration policies and their effects on labour market outcomes and immigrant inflows

Working Paper N° 411
juli 2022

Cockx, B. / Declercq, K. / Dejemeppe, M.

Losing prospective entitlement to unemployment benefits. Impact on educational attainment

Working Paper N° 410
juli 2022

de Beauffort, C.

Optimal deficit‑spending in a liquidity trap with long‑term government debt

Working Paper N° 409
juni 2022

Gautier, E. / Conflitti, C. / Faber, R.P. / Fabo, B. / Fadejeva, L. / Jouvanceau, V. / Menz, J.O. / Messner, T. / Petroulas, P. / Roldan-Blanco, P. / Rumler, F. / Santoro, S. / Wieland, E. / Zimmer, H.

New facts on consumer price rigidity in the euro area

Working Paper N° 408
mei 2022

Rubbrecht, I.

Economic importance of the Belgian maritime and inland ports - Report 2020

Working Paper N° 407