Discussion Papers

Research by CEPR Research Fellows and Affiliates appears initially in the CEPR Discussion Paper series. These Discussion Papers are circulated widely to other specialists in the research and policy community so that the results of the research receive prompt and thorough professional scrutiny. The Centre produces over 1000 Discussion Papers each year and has an archive of over 20,000 of them.

Most Recent Papers

DP20342 Global Banks’ Macroeconomic Expectations and Credit Supply

Li
Ongena

DP20340 Economic Models of Cultural Transmission

DP20341 Profiting from Regulation: The Effects of Emissions Standards on Abatement R&D

DP20339 Hegemonic Globalization

DP20338 Gender Promotion Gaps in Knowledge Work: The Role of Task Assignment in Teams

DP20337 On the Measurement of Social Heterogeneity

DP20336 Tracing the International Transmission of a Crisis through Multinational Firms

DP20335 Do Lenders Price Firms’ Cybersecurity Risks?

DP20332 Scalable Targeting of Social Protection: When Do Algorithms Out-Perform Surveys and Community Knowledge?

DP20333 Measuring Industrial Policy: A Text-Based Approach

DP20330 Optimal Integration: Human, Machine, and Generative AI

Zhong

DP20329 Share Issues versus Share Repurchases

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