Research

A recap of this year's most read stories. Contrary to what you might think, they were not only about COVID

Every Ramadan, Pakistani banks are subject to violent withdrawal and redeposit cycles due to the way a levy is calculated. Nicola Limodio observed what this means for credit supply

Publishing practices tend to hide studies that lack statistically significant results, with negative side effects on the spread of false positives, replicability and inefficient research funding. Scott Williamson suggests how to overcome the issue

African women tend to have more positive attitudes toward women's participation in politics if they own a mobile phone, while men's resistance is more difficult to overcome, according to a study by Carlotta Varriale et al.

LEAP Student Diva Barisone reports on a seminar by Lorenzo Casaburi illustrating novel insights on the mechanisms behind SubSaharan Africa's land market imperfections

Born in 1990, the Innocenzo Gasparini Institute for Economic Research has won over 20 ERCs. One of its objectives is to bring students closer to research