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High Noon: die 12-Uhr-Regel an deutschen Tankstellen

Gregor, Leonard - 2026

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High Noon: Die 12-Uhr-Regel an deutschen Tankstellen

Gregor, Leonard - 2026

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The war in Ukraine and its multidimensional impact on food security in Europe and Central Asia

Nanitashvili, Tamara - 2026

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A wartime labor market : the case of Ukraine

Anastasia, Giacomo M.; Boeri, Tito; Zholud, Oleksandr - 2026

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Energy markets at war : the effect of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on refinery margins

Gregor, Leonard; Haucap, Justus - 2026

This paper evaluates the effect of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 on refinery margins, i.e. the difference between wholesale prices for road fuels (gasoline and diesel) and oil prices in Europe and Germany in particular. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, wholesale road...

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Energy markets at war : the effect of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on refinery margins

Gregor, Leonard; Haucap, Justus - 2026

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The long-term impacts of bombing Vietnam on occupations over cohorts

Thy Ha Van Le - 2026

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Europe steps up : Ukraine support after four years of war

Trebesch, Christoph; Nishikawa, Taro - 2026

· This brief provides a big-picture overview of support for Ukraine after four years of war. The key finding from 2025 is that Europe has almost offset the collapse in US support. · US aid fell by 99 percent. At the same time, Europe sharply increased its aid allocations, by 59 percent for...

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Narratives as separating equilibria on the origins of the Ukraine war

Corneo, Giacomo - 2026

NATO enlargement and Russian annexation of Crimea marked crucial turning points. According to one narrative, the Russian occupation was part of a plan to re-establish dominion over Eastern Europe. According to a rival view, it was an attempt to counter a U.S. plan to subjugate Russia. I...

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Narratives as separating equilibria : on the origins of the Ukraine war

Corneo, Giacomo - 2026

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Global agrifood implications of the 2026 conflict in the Middle East : impacts on energy and fertilizer trade, and food security : information note

2026

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Risk preferences and the willingness to relocate to danger : evidence from wartime Ukraine

Gorodnichenko, Yuriy; Kudlyak, Marianna; Lobozynska, Sophia - 2026

We elicit reservation wage premia for relocating to two Ukrainian cities, using a household survey conducted in mid-April to mid-July 2024 during the Russian invasion of Ukraine: high-risk Kharkiv (near the frontline) and moderate-risk Kyiv. Risk tolerance is a strong predictor of willingness to...

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Risk preferences and the willingness to relocate to danger : evidence from wartime Ukraine

Gorodnichenko, Yuriy; Kudlyak, Marianna; Lobozynska, Sophia - 2026

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After D-day? : destruction, catch up, and leapfrog

Chauvet, Lisa; François, Abel; Lacroix, Jean - 2026

How do conflicts shape territories in the long run? To answer this question, this paper dissects population dynamics within Normandy throughout the 20th century. Despite the destruction caused by the 1944 Allied Landings, Normandy reversed the demographic decline it had experienced until 1940 -...

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