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Connecting People and Ideas... Through its impartial, independent and timely analysis of economic problems on the one hand and a well-established publications process on the other, ERF seeks maximize impact of development research and to inform policy debate and policy discussions. Our portfolio includes a Series of Working Papers and Series of Policy Reports, Policy Briefs and Policy Perspectives.
Latest ERF Publications
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Market Power in The Middle East
The Middle East (ME) is often perceived as a region with rentier economies and uncompetitive... Read More
Fiscal Limits in the MENA Region: A Structural Analysis of Debt Sustainability
The MENA region has faced significant socio-economic and political shocks over the past decade, impacting... Read More
Do Employment Subsidies Have an Impact on Skill Intensity and Technological Level of Production?
This study investigates the impact of employment subsidies on the dynamics of labor markets and... Read More
Firm-Level Effects of Minimum Wages
What are the supply-side effects of minimum wages? Our paper exploits the quasi-natural experiment that... Read More
Migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa in Tunisia: A Storm in A Teacup?
This paper investigates the impact of sub-Saharan African immigrants on the Tunisian labor market, as... Read More
Forced to Migrate in A Warming World: Labor Migration Responses to Drought-Induced Shocks in Tunisia
This study investigates two key strategies for coping with drought in Tunisia: agricultural adaptation and... Read More
Understanding the Gender Employment Gap: A Cross-Country Comparison of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon, Turkey, and Germany
The rise in conflicts over the past decade has led to a significant increase in... Read More
Women’s Waiting Time in Labor Market: Evidence from Iran
The vulnerability of women in the labor market is a well-established fact, but it can... Read More
Occupational Segregation and the Gender Wage Gap in Egypt, 1988–2023
Female labor force participation in Egypt remains dismally low, and labor-market wages consistently under-reward women... Read More