The Spanish Association of Labour Economics (AEET) and the University of Barcelona School of Economics (UBSE) will hold the XVI Labour Economics Meeting on July 11-12, 20...
In Barcelona, there are more than 3,000 informal recyclers, or “chatarreros”, who collect various metals, basically iron, aluminium, copper and steel, from the street...
The recent study “On working from home in European countries”, published in International Journal of Manpower by our UB School of Economics researchers Vahagn Jerbash...
A new study conducted by our UB School of Economics researchers, Daniel Albalate, Germà Bel, and Jordi J. Teixidó, has been published in Population and Environment. Th...
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