Early Childhood Development Programming

IIES Professor Ingvild Almås and Bet Caeyers (Research Economist at FAIR NHH) are leading the design and implementation of an ambitious Early Childhood Development (ECD) research program in Tanzania.

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Large temporary increase in unemployment insurance optimal response to COVID-like recession

New research from IIES Associate Professor, Kurt Mitman, and co-author, Assistant Professor Stanislav Rabinovich (UNC Chapel Hill) investigates whether, when and how to extend unemployment insurance (UI) in recessions.

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What are Lockdowns Good for?

Research suggests that the only way to avoid the massive costs associated with the Covid-19 pandemic is through the timely development of a vaccine (and an optimally set lockdown policy until its arrival), or the successful implementation of a TTQ program that can effectively curtail community transmission.

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Information for students and staff about the new Coronavirus

COVID-19: Information for Students and Staff

Information on the coronavirus in relation to Stockholm University's activities is updated continuously.

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Faculty News

Per Krusell elected Foreign Honorary Member to the AEA 2021-04-22 The award is presented by the American Economic Association to foreign economists of distinction.
Gustavo de Souza joining as Assar Lindbeck Fellow 2021-03-12 We are absolutely thrilled to have Gustavo de Souza (University of Chicago) join the IIES as our first Assar Lindbeck Fellow!
Introducing visiting grad student, Chloe Nibourel 2021-02-09 Read about Chloe´s experiences joining the IIES in the midst of a pandemic.
Jonathan de Quidt new Research Affiliate at CEPR 2020-12-18 CEPR promote the work of young economists by providing research support and an appropriate environment within which to enter the international scene.
Successful thesis defense for Magnus Åhl 2020-12-16 On Monday 14 December, IIES Graduate Student, Magnus Åhl, successfully defended his thesis "Essays on Individual-Level Wage Stickiness and Forward Guidance".

IIES in the Media

New US Secretary of Treasury to impose stricter regulations of the financial sector
In an article in SvD Näringsliv, IIES Assistant Professor, Mitch Downey, provides commentary on the newly appointed US Secretary of Treasury, Janet Yellen, and the reforms she intends to put forward.
Joe Biden's special task force to strengthen US trade unions
In an interview in Arbetsvärlden, IIES Assistant Professor Mitch Downey clarifies how the election of Joe Biden as the next President of the United States, will be beneficial for the country's trade unions as well as the middle class.
"We saved our economy in Sweden. But too many people died."
IIES Professor Lars Calmfors takes a critical stance in regard to the Swedish strategy to limit the spread of COVID-19, in American newspaper The Washington Post.
An unemployed youth will suffer permanent "scarring"
There are more effective measures than the proposed reduction of employer contributions for young people, write IIES Professor Lars Calmfors and former IIES Graduate Student David Seim Swedish newspaper, Svenska Dagbladet (SvD).
Politically, economically and psychologically - how will Europe cope with new lockdowns?
IIES Professor Ingvild Almås has been interviewed by Swedish TV, SVT, on the economic effects of another lockdown in Europe.

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Seminars & other Events

29 Apr Augustin Bergeron Harvard University
06 May Gilat Levy London School of Economics
11 May Yanos Zylberberg Bristol

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