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Author profiles of Nobel laureates

This year's winners of the Alfred Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences are Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson. They were honoured for their research on the prosperity of nations. Congratulations to the winners! Would you like to find out more about the researchers? Check out their EconBiz Author Profiles to learn about their research:

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Population aging and migration

Baby boomers are gradually retiring. This is making the shortage of skilled workers more critical, particularly in Germany. Immigration could soften the impact of demographic change, but there are challenges. 

Labour markets in transition is the topic of the latest ZBW Spotlight on current issues in econonomics and a related EconBiz literature list.

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Finding open research data

Are you looking for freely available data for your research in economics, business studies or other disciplines? Check out the Finding Open Data page in ZBWs Open Economics Guide. They describe different strategies to find open data and provide a list of subject-specific and generic data repositories and portals for you to start off your search for open data. 

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