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50 percent of young people with adverse childhood experiences do not complete upper secondary education
July 2025
Podcast
Why Academic Performance Has Improved More Among Girls Than Boys
High levels of trust in Denmark may have contributed to saving lives and billions in public spending during the COVID-19 pandemic
Research report
A New Approach to Multidimensional Ordinal Welfare Measurement: Country and Urban Level Evidence
Attrition in longitudinal surveys and estimates of the effect of health on the employment of older workers
June 2025
Health and employment of older workers – an analysis using administrative data
Health Declines After Age 45 Contribute Only Modestly to the Drop in Employment by Age 70
Using Tax Kinks to Estimate the Marginal Propensity to Consume
No, high earners don’t simply save the extra money they make
Comment
The population forecast is incorrect and highly problematic
Analysis
The growth in productivity is higher in countries where regulations and bureaucracy make it relatively easy to run a business.
The government’s sentencing reform marks a refreshing shift: Time served is now to be used wisely
Researchers: Harsher penalties may in fact be effective — but perhaps not for the reasons journalists had in mind
When Disadvantage Is Inherited – Who Are the Heavy Users of the Welfare State?
May 2025
Welfare Program Spillovers
Crime among refugees receiving initial welfare benefits had a spillover effect on their neighbors
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