Research
RFBerlin’s research has a strong economic focus, with an emphasis on applied and data driven research on significant and relevant challenges to the welfare state in a global world. Our work is carried out impartially and based on objective scientific principles, adhering to the highest standards of academic excellence. The goals of our research are to inform, to raise the standard of public debate and to create the best possible basis for political decision making.
Agenda
RFBerlin’s research agenda is organised into 3 main themes.
Discussion papers
No. 11/24 - April 2024
Public and Parental Investments, and Children’s Skill Formation
Miriam Gensowski, Rasmus Landersø, Philip Dale, Anders Højen, Laura Justice, Dorthe Bleses
No. 10/24 - April 2024
Partial Legalization and Parallel Markets: The Effect of Lawful Crossing on Unlawful Crossing at the US Southwest Border
Michael A. Clemens
Publications
No. 09/24 - March 2024
[Sample publication] Immigrant Diversity and Long-Run Development
Luigi Minale, Rudi Rocha, Bruno Vigna
No. 08/24 - February 2024
[Sample publication] Global Labor Market Power
Luigi Minale, Rudi Rocha, Bruno Vigna