2021

Volume 256, Spring 2021

The impact of covid-19 on macroeconomic forecasting

Commentary

• The covid-19 pandemic and macroeconomic forecasting: an introduction to the spring 2021 special issue

Research Article

• The value of robust statistical forecasts in the covid-19 pandemic
• Nowcasting ‘true’ monthly u.s. gdp during the pandemic
• Can machine learning catch the covid-19 recession?
• Tracking the mutant: forecasting and nowcasting covid-19 in the uk in 2021
• Nowcasting gdp growth in a small open economy

Notes and Contributions

• The dasgupta review: supplementary notes on investment in conservation and restoration, family planning, and reproductive health

UK Forecast

• 1 UK economic outlook: Brisk but not better growth

World Forecast

• Global economic outlook – Vaccinations and US fiscal stimulus boost growth prospects

(résumés du n° 2/2021)

Volume 255, February 2021

New directions in social sciences and policy ideas

Commentary

• Commentary: whither after covid-19 and brexit: a social science perspective

Research Article

• How to not miss a productivity revival once again
• Do economists expect too much from expectations?
• The regional consequences of new digital infrastructure: can welsh smes gain an edge from access and adoption of superfast broadband?
• Aspirations failure, disadvantage traps and inclusive regional policy
• How long does economic injustice last?

Notes and Contributions

• Monetary policy and government debt management during the coronavirus pandemic
• Rethinking evidence-based policy

UK Forecast

• UK economic outlook: Brexit Britain in Covid recovery ward

World Forecast

• Global economic outlook – the world in its grip: Covid-19

(Résumés du n° 1/2021)