How did the EU referendum affect population movements?
New research shows that, after the EU referendum, people were less likely to move if they were aligned with the Brexit preferences of their district.
Georgios Efthyvoulou
Associate Fellow, SPERI, and Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Sheffield
Terrorism and the Brexit vote
Our new research shows that proximity to terrorist attacks increased support for Remain, with individuals believing the UK is more insecure without the EU.
How does the geographic spread of a bank’s subsidiaries affect its value?
Our new research show that the values of banks in emerging countries are highly responsive to their internationalisation strategies From […]
How foreign acquisitions lower the debt level of domestic firms
New research suggests foreign investment opportunities benefit domestic firms and should be welcomed by national governments The impact of foreign […]
How does low access to finance affect innovation?
A major new study highlights the barriers to innovation that face firms from across Europe There is ample evidence in […]