Institute for International Economic Studies
Research
Burnout hits women the hardest
This comprehensive study sheds light on the profound economic implications of stress-induced occupational illnesses, particularly burnout.
Konrad Burchardi promoted to full Professor
Konrad is a development economist who joined the IIES in 2011 after completing his PhD at LSE.
New theoretical modeling of green transitions
Research by Torsten Persson (IIES) and Timothy Besley (LSE) shows how market and policy failures can prevent welfare-enhancing green transitions, or make ongoing ones too slow.
Car purchases in the U.S. during the Great Recession
How do car purchases help us understand the drivers of the Great Recession of 2007?
Our PhD program
Want to apply to the IIES?
The economics program at Stockholm University is broadly considered to be one of the very best in Europe.
Why the IIES?
Meet IIES Graduate Student Stefan Hinkelmann
Where do our students go after graduation?
Upon graduation, IIES’s students go on to tenure-track jobs at universities worldwide or positions in government and other organizations.
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Press and Media
Press contact at the IIES and contact details for the press office at Stockholm University
Nobel Symposium on Inequality
August 27-28, 2022
In memory of Professor Assar Lindbeck 1930-2020
On 28 August 2020 we were reached by the sad news that Professor Assar Lindbeck had passed away
Center for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability (CeMoF)
CeMoF is a collaboration between the IIES, Stockholm Business School (SBS) and the Department of Economics (ECON).