This conference focuses on the politics and the economics of environmental problems and regulation.

With the rising cost of living front and centre in the Quebec election campaign, a familiar refrain has emerged: Quebec is the most taxed jurisdiction in North America. But is the claim actually true?...

The Journal of the European Economic Association (JEEA) has a worldwide reputation for publishing articles of the highest scientific quality in theoretical and empirical economics for a global audienc...

Researchers have long discussed the replication crisis. Now it’s time to tackle another problem in the behavioural sciences: generalizability.

Two leading publishers in economics now use Refine's AI-assisted technical verification as part of their publication processes.

From two leading economists comes a groundbreaking new portrait of the hidden fortunes of Main Street business owners—ordinary Americans who built extraord...

Australia's early settlements were radical experiments in almost exclusively male societies. Their impact is still felt today.

The Melbourne Institute is proud to present The inaugural CALIBER Summit for AI-powered Research in Business & Economics.

Gallardo-Albarrán & Kappner: "Private Interest in the Public Good: Cholera and the Origins of Sanitary Reform" CRC Discussion Paper No. 573

An Ottawa woman who is donating her kidney to her sister says she was shocked to learn that Nova Scotia won't cover travel expenses for her partner to support her.

I'm not proud, or tired

(December 2020) - This paper reviews the literature in historical record linkage in the United States and examines the performance of widely used record-linking algorithms and common variations in the...

In 1901, the Canadian government published a summary of the Indigenous population resident within the boundaries of what would become present-day Canada. Until now, the census microdata underlying ...