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D-MTEC Media Update – Investments that promote productivity

D-MTEC experts engage with issues that affect society, the economy and business. The D-MTEC Media Update provides links to recent articles, interviews and commentaries. Isabel Martinez of KOF, proposes investments whose overall contribution to future economic growth is higher than the interest they generate. Ursula Renold, Professor of Education Systems, states that weaker learners find it even more difficult to react flexibly and quickly when working from home.

by Dario Spilimbergo
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"We should concentrate on bringing our economic structures through this crisis as intactly as possible, and make investments that promote the productivity and innovative strength of Switzerland as a business location," says Martinez. Foto:Krasovitckii

"More important than the debt ratio is what we are borrowing for"

Isabel Martinez | KOF Swiss Economic Institute

Climate neutral by 2050 - Are we ready for it?

Massimo Filippini | Chair of Energy and Public Economics

Click-rates on a job platform reveal bias

Michael Siegenthaler | KOF Swiss Economic Institute
Daniel Kopp | KOF Swiss Economic Institute

Mobility declines, but not as much as in March 2020

Jan-Egbert Sturm | KOF Swiss Economic Institute

Equal opportunities in teaching suffer from the pandemic

Ursula Renold | Chair of Education Systems

Wages did not collapse in 2020

Yngve Abrahamsen | KOF Swiss Economic Institute

ETH and HSG launch joint executive education programme

external page D-MTEC

  • 21.01.2021 | ETH News | German & Englisch | Text E / Text D

School closures among most effective anti-covid measures

Stefan Feuerriegel | Chair of Management Information Systems

external page Original Working Paper by Persson, Parie and Feuerriegel

 

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