RFBerlin Podcast Series
autor: RFBerlin
Nejnovější epizoda
Who actually helps you find a job? What German reunification reveals…
Who actually helps you find a job? What German reunification reveals…
O tomto podcastu
Welcome to the RFBerlin Podcast Series presented by the ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin. This series is dedicated to disseminating cutting-edge research on the economy, society and the welfare state to members of the academic community and beyond.
In each episode of the RFBerlin Podcast series, we invite leading scholars and experts to discuss the key challenges facing labour markets and wage earners across the globe. Join us to hear these experts discuss recent economic trends, new technologies, outsourcing, migration and what governments can do to mitigate instability and more.
Our podcast brings you up to date on the latest empirical research without any complicated mathematical formulas or data sets. Whether at home, at the office or on the road, we look forward to welcoming you wherever you choose to listen!
Epizody
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- Who actually helps you find a job? What German reunification reveals about how we really find work, and the one connection that makes the difference · 24 min · Řada 4 Epizoda 2In this episode of Working Papers, host Tim Phillips sits down with Prof. Alexandra Spitz-Oener (Deputy Director of RFBerlin) and Prof. Jan Nimczik (Project Leader at RFBerlin)…
- Moving away? How people decide to migrate, and whether any policy can change it. · 22 min · Řada 4 Epizoda 1In this episode of Working Papers, host Tim Phillips sits down with Prof. Tommaso Frattini (Deputy Director of CReAM at RFBerlin) and Dr. Giacomo Battiston (Senior Research…
- Migration Talks: Forced or free to move? Insights from Finland and Mozambique on displacement, climate and the cost of starting over. · 28 min · Řada 3 Epizoda 4In this episode of Migration Talks, researchers Sandra Sequeira (London School of Economics) and Dominik Hangartner (ETH Zurich) take us into two very different contexts with…
- Migration Talks: Who Gets to Rise? Immigrant mobility through the lens of data, history, and policy. · 19 min · Řada 3 Epizoda 3In this episode of Migration Talks, Professor Leah Boustan (Princeton University) explores what shapes upward mobility for immigrants and who actually gets to rise. Using…
- Migration Talks: Who Stays, Who Returns? What Ukrainians and other refugees do after forced migration · 23 min · Řada 3 Epizoda 2In this episode, Panu Poutvaara (ifo Center for Migration and Development Economics) and Damla Buyuktaskin (UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency) discuss what happens after displacement…
- Migration Talks: Securing borders to secure votes? Public perception and EU Migration Policy · 25 min · Řada 3 Epizoda 1In this episode, Christian Dustmann (UCL, RFBerlin) and Tommaso Frattini (University of Milan, RFBerlin) discuss the politics of EU border control. As headlines increasingly…
- 9. Handbook Talk with Suresh Naidu: How do unions affect wages and inequality? · 14 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 9In this podcast episode dedicated to the new edition of the Handbook of Labor Economics, Professor Suresh Naidu from Columbia University discusses the recent resurgence of union…
- 8. Handbook Talk with Stephen Machin: How does crime impact the economy and society? · 9 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 8In this podcast episode dedicated to the new edition of the Handbook of Labor Economics, Professor Stephen Machin from the London School of Economics discusses the recent…
- 7. Handbook Talk with Kathryn Shaw: What do managers do, how do they do it, and what is their impact on productivity? · 11 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 7In this podcast episode dedicated to the new edition of the Handbook of Labor Economics, Professor Katherine Shaw from Stanford Graduate School of Business discusses the recent…
- 6. Handbook Talk with Barbara Petrongolo and Jessica Pan: Which policies were effective in narrowing the gender gap over the last 50 years? · 19 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 6In this podcast episode dedicated to the new edition of the Handbook of Labor Economics, professors Barbara Petrongolo and Jessica Pan discuss the progress and ongoing challenges…
- 5. Handbook Talk with Patrick Kline: What are the consequences of monopsony for the labour market? · 11 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 5In this podcast episode dedicated to the new edition of the Handbook of Labor Economics, Tim Phillips speaks with Patrick Kline, Professor of Economics at UC Berkeley, about…
- 4. Handbook Talk with Gordon Hanson & David Dorn: What is the future of globalization and trade? · 13 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 4In this podcast episode dedicated to the new edition of the Handbook of Labor Economics, Gordon Hanson (Peter Wertheim Professor in Urban Policy at Harvard Kennedy School) and…
- 3. Handbook Talk with Arindrajit Dube: What are the effects of raising minimum wages? · 12 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 3In this episode of our podcast series dedicated to the new editions of the Handbook of Labor Economics, Arindrajit Dube, Provost Professor of Economics at the University of…
- 2. Handbook Talk with Daron Acemoglu: Will AI replace jobs or improve them? · 12 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 2How will the rise of AI change our jobs? Should workers have a say in how and when AI is deployed? In this episode of our podcast series, dedicated to the new editions of the…
- 1. Handbook Talk with David J. Deming: What is the college wage premium and how will AI change college education? · 16 min · Řada 2 Epizoda 1Labor earnings for college-educated workers are about 65-70% higher than for workers without college education. Why do college graduates earn more? How will the emergence of AI…
- 10. Project Leader Andrea Weber on International Migration in the European Union · 5 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 10Project leader Andrea Weber, a professor of economics at the Central European University in Vienna, brings the first season of RFBerlin Talks to a close with her work on…
- 9. Project Leader Jan Nimczik on Workplace connections, Migration, and Firm quality: Evidence from German Reunification · 6 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 9Project leader Jan Nimczik, an assistant professor of economics at the European School of Management Technology (ESMT) in Berlin, discusses his research on labor markets and…
- 8. Project Leader Albrecht Glitz on Globalisation, Welfare and Economic Espionage · 6 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 8In this podcast, project leader Albrecht Glitz, an associate professor at the University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, shares his journey as a labor economist with a unique twist: a…
- 7. Project Leader Guido Friebel on Boosting Business: the Impact of Worker Representation · 7 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 7Project Leader Guido Friebel, professor of human resources at Goethe University in Frankfurt, discusses his research on co-determination within firms with a focus on Denmark's…
- 6. Project Leader Sascha Becker on Understanding Regional Inequalities: Technology, Education and Policies for Levelling Up · 8 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 6Project Leader Sascha Becker is a professor of economics and Xiaokai Yang Chair of Business and Economics at Monash University, Melbourne and part-time professor at the…
