RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research

Recent papers from RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research

1. The Impact of a Large Minimum Wage Hike on the Distributions of Hourly Wages, Monthly Earnings, and Working HoursGerman Economic Review · 2026
2. Migration and Social Connections: Evidence from 145 Senegalese VillagesThe World Bank Economic Review · 2026
3. Following freshman footprints: early student activity & academic performanceEuropean Journal of Higher Education · 2026
4. Ownership structure and the international expansion of German firmsJournal of Business Research · 2026
5. From wheels to systems: Characterizing automobility as technosphereThe Anthropocene Review · 2026
6. Dynamic healthcare demand with informative dropout: evidence from register dataJournal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) · 2026
7. Ausländische Direktinvestitionen und regionaler StrukturwandelZeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik · 2026
8. Changing inflation perception and the propagation of news shocksEmpirical Economics · 2026
9. Die Akzeptanz einer Städtemaut: Erkenntnisse einer Befragung aus drei RuhrgebietsstädtenPerspektiven der Wirtschaftspolitik · 2026
10. Dynamic operation and thermoneutral load-following control of a pilot-scale solid-oxide electrolysis stack for flexible hydrogen productionEnergy Conversion and Management · 2026
11. Keeping an eye on students: evidence from a low-cost early alert systemEducation Economics · 2026
12. Barrier or Enabler? Cross‐Cultural Evidence on Cognitive Biases in Climate ProtectionEarth s Future · 2026
13. Recreation versus conservation: The capitalization of parks and protected areas in the German housing marketCities · 2026
14. The Association of Socioeconomic Status With Hypertension in 76 Low- and Middle-Income CountriesJournal of the American College of Cardiology · 2022
15. Is irregular migration responsive to recent German asylum policy adjustments?World Development · 2026
16. Toward an Integrated Crisis Data Infrastructure in Germany: Linking the Socio-Economic Panel with Administrative Health RecordsJahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik · 2026
17. Subsidies, information, and energy-efficient cookstove adoption – A natural field experiment in rural EthiopiaEnergy Economics · 2026
18. Zustimmung zum Ausbau der Windenergie und zur finanziellen BeteiligungPerspektiven der Wirtschaftspolitik · 2026
19. Retirement and cognitive abilities: Evidence from the German early retirement age reform for womenJournal of Health Economics · 2026
20. Family first: the causal effect of family size on cultural participationJournal of Cultural Economics · 2026