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In Czech media, CERGE-EI's experts commented on the impact of the Ukrainian crisis and rising gas and electricity prices. IDEA think-tank colleagues summarized the findings of original empirical research on long-term trends in teachers exiting the profession in all European regions, including the Czech Republic.

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What is the difference between the main sanctions imposed on Russia now and those from 2014/2017? What are the impacts of the sanctions? In Talking Economics, Katarína Stehlíková talks with Anna Pestova and Mikhail Mamonov on sanctions on Russia at the macro level.

Read more: The Oil and Gas Embargos Would Cut the Russian Export Revenue by Only One Quarter

Filip Pertold and Štěpán Jurajda will be part of the Czech Minister of Labor and Social Affairs’ Marian Jurečka team. The group's task is to prepare a pension reform on ensuring future adequate pensions, pension system stability, and long-term financial sustainability.

Read more: Two CERGE-EI’s Researchers Join the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs’ Advisory Team

In their most recent study, Filip Pertold and Miroslava Federičová summarise the findings of original empirical research on long-term trends in teachers exiting the profession in all European regions, including the Czech Republic.

Read more: Think-Tank IDEA: Teacher Turnover in Europe

Zurab Abramishvili, a PhD graduate from 2017, returned to his home country and became an Associate Professor of Economics and Head of Undergraduate Studies at the International School of Economics (ISET) in Georgia. What does he like about working in academia and what research projects is he currently working on? Find out in our Blog interview.

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