Media briefings

The Royal Economic Society produces a selection of media briefings, summarising the latest economic research findings for the RES Annual Conference. Below is the media briefings for the RES Annual Conference 2022 - #RES2022. 

13 Apr 2022

Words matter for job applicants

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13 Apr 2022

Nudges and the climate

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13 Apr 2022

Social values and the aspirations of the young

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13 Apr 2022

Access to childcare vital for mothers’ mental health: Evidence from school closures

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13 Apr 2022

Do managers who hire workers develop biases?

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13 Apr 2022

The making of France

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12 Apr 2022

Wars and city sizes

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12 Apr 2022

The deep roots of inequality

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12 Apr 2022

Turnout and the voting process: Even small changes to the voting process can affect voter turnout

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12 Apr 2022

Consumers and the COVID-19 pandemic

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12 Apr 2022

Television and well-being

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12 Apr 2022

Brexit and UK university applications: Evidence on the effect of the Brexit vote on university applications in the UK

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12 Apr 2022

Zoomshock - The effects of working from home: How working from home will affect local neighbourhoods

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12 Apr 2022

The effects of lost classroom time

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11 Apr 2022

How can the UK achieve net zero by 2050?

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11 Apr 2022

Bad science: the role of media coverage in retractions of journal articles

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11 Apr 2022

The effects of COVID-19 on football players

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11 Apr 2022

Visual bias in the news

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11 Apr 2022

Unequal access to sick pay can accelerate a pandemic

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11 Apr 2022

Does air pollution disrupt sleep?

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