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IZA is a platform committed to advancing high-quality research on the role of labor markets for economic inequality, and the behavioral aspects influencing these areas. Our mission encompasses scientific policy advice, the active transfer of current knowledge, and the promotion of young talent. IZA combines its global network of over 2,000 distinguished economists from 60 countries and a group of dedicated researchers in its local campus in Bonn, Germany. This collaborative effort of IZA’s network and its local team fosters an inclusive and highly productive research environment that contributes to bridging the gap between scientific inquiry and societal impact. IZA’s scholarly activities are coordinated by Research Director Florian Zimmermann, supported by a Network Advisory Panel which represents a range of diverse viewpoints and constituencies, including a mix of different seniorities within the profession.
We offer a wide range of publications that cater to both an academic and a general audience.
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IZA Discussion Paper
IZA DP No. 18263
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Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence and Environmental Sustainability
IZA Discussion Paper
IZA DP No. 18258
November 2025
Why Do Workers Make Job Referrals? Experimental Evidence from Ethiopia
IZA Discussion Paper
IZA DP No. 18255
November 2025
Healthy Self-Interest? Health Dependent Preferences for Fairer Health Care
IZA Discussion Paper
IZA DP No. 18253
November 2025
Effects of Welfare Sanctions in Couple Households
IZA Discussion Paper
IZA DP No. 18249
November 2025
The Causal Effects of Alcohol Minimum Unit Pricing on Drinking Behaviour in the UK
IZA World of Labor
IZA WoL 2025: 521
November 2025
Leveraging covariates in regression discontinuity designs
IZA Research Report
IZA RR No. 150
July 2025
Begleitevaluation der arbeitsmarktpolitischen Integrationsmaßnahmen für Geflüchtete: Langfristige Effekte
IZA Policy Paper
IZA PP No. 217
July 2025
Breaking Barriers for Women and Young Entrepreneurs in North Africa: Skills, Finance, and Social Norms
IZA is a nonprofit research institute and the leading international network in labor economics, comprising around 2,000 scholars from over 60 countries. The unique combination of in-house research capacity and global network activities enables us to draw on cutting-edge expertise in conducting research projects and providing evidence-based policy advice. We provide platforms for knowledge exchange and make relevant research findings accessible for policy practitioners and the general public. Established in 1998, IZA is supported by the Deutsche Post Foundation and affiliated with the University of Bonn.
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