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Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsArchives: Research Groups
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Research Groups
Public Economics
Learn moreThe Public Economics Group’s goal is to improve our understanding of the factors of economic policy, and how it could be designed better.
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Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Learn moreThe LCL – Your hub for logistics & supply chain research, education and outreach in the heart of Europe.
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Labour Market
Learn moreThe Labour Market research group focuses on research related to matching markets, policy evaluation and aspects of inequality.
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Research
Learn moreResearch at Entrepreneurship and innovation group is focusing on innovation through the lenses of economics of innovation, entrepreneurial behaviors and market analytics.
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Learn moreThe group advances knowledge, research, and education in innovation – the driving force of societal change.
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Empirical Methods Group
Learn moreDevelop empirical techniques for understanding and evaluating economic models using cross-sectional, time-series, and panel data.
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Research
Learn moreThe Dynamic Macroeconomics team studies the evolution of economies over time. A particular focus is on sustainable development, i. e., on the causes and consequences of economic growth including issues like environmental degradation (climate change, natural resources), technological progress (automation, artificial intelligence), and cultural change (gender inequality, political attitudes).
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Dynamic Macroeconomics
Learn moreSince the 19th century living standards in large parts of the world have substantially improved. Will this evolution prove sustainable for the whole world?