POLIMP explored for different policy and decision making levels, knowledge gaps about implications of possible directions of international climate policies.

DYNAMIX aim was to identify dynamic and robust policy mixes that can lead to decoupling the environmental impact of EU resource use from economic growth.

This project combined two strands in the literature: the job search theory and the concept of necessity and opportunity driven entrepreneurs in order to examine the role of labour market career dynamics for decisions to become an entrepreneur.

The project aimed at building an application which estimates pay differences between women and men performing the same job and working in the same company.

The objective was to analyse future possible developments of the European labour market(s) under the main assumption that European societies are now facing or preparing to face four main transitions that will have a major impact on employment.

The study aimed at analysing the scope and the impact of non-wage social benefits on the social and economic aspects.