Publications
CEPR produce a wide range of publications, from eBooks to policy briefs to working papers. Many of these publications are available to download, free of charge, on the individual publications pages.
Recently Published
Book
Frontiers of Digital Finance
- Frontiers of Digital Finance: Introduction
- Cashless payments in India: The UPI story
- The Future Financial System: Brazil's Experience
- Strengthening digital payments in sub‑Saharan Africa: An overview
- The tokenised US dollar ecosystem
- Central bank electronic cash and monetary sovereignty
- Transforming the digital euro proposal from a threat into an opportunity for privacy
- Bank deposit outflows and the digital euro holding limit
- Stablecoins: How research can inform policy
- Banking on blockchain
- Are stablecoins really the future of payments?
- Tether and the fragility of unregulated dollar substitutes
- Multi-issuer stablecoins: A threat to financial stability
- Stablecoins, central bank digital currencies, and policy
- Singleness of money: Towards a nuanced debate
- Programmability and uniformity: Rethinking the trade-off in digital currency design
- Tokenisation: The promise and the perils
- The rise of tokenised money: Building the digital future of financial infrastructure
- BigTechs, credit, and digital money
- Trading and lending in decentralised finance
- Retail trading in the era of digital finance: Risks, opportunities, and the need for policy innovation
Other New Titles
Report
Geneva 28: Geopolitical Tensions and International Fragmentation: Evidence and Implications
- Geopolitical Tensions and International Fragmentation - Executive Summary
- External portfolio structure
- Continuity and change in the role of international currencies
- Financial fragmentation in global payments
- The future of the international financial architecture in a geopolitically fragmented world
- Geopolitical Tensions and International Fragmentation: Policy recommendations
- Geopolitical Tensions and International Fragmentation: Discussions
Report
Paris Report 3: Global Action Without Global Governance: Building coalitions for climate transition and nature restoration
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- Climate Change
- Introduction: Building coalitions for climate transition and nature restoration
- Climate change mitigation and the preservation of nature: Towards a joined-up agenda
- The green transition: Challenging for all, but even more for middle-income countries
- The Paris Agreement: Successes, shortcomings, and reform options
- Global climate cooperation after 2024: A proposal for a heavy industry climate coalition
- International climate finance as a win–win: The economic case for coalitions of disposed developed countries to fund decarbonisation in developing countries
- Reconciling the European Union’s clean industrialisation goals with those of the Global South
- Planetary waste management – a game changer for climate policy?
- Designing and scaling up nature-based markets
- Foreign transfers, biomass, and biodiversity in the Amazon
- Governing the green transition: Planning, markets, and financial governance in China and India
- Climate change and India: An overview of the challenges and the policy response
- Climate finance for Africa: The opportunity for resilience and growth
Book
The State of Globalisation
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- Global economy 
- International trade
- Introduction: Globalisation in flux
- A new Cold War? How trade and investment linkages are changing
- The trade cost of geopolitical risks
- Geoeconomic fragmentation in services? Evidence from a new database
- Enduring dependence: De minimis, transshipment, and US-China trade
- Fragmentation and the future of global value chains
- Industrial policies: Handle with care
- Asia became the world’s factory – can it now be the world’s service hub?
- Policies to facilitate adjustment to globalisation
- Trade cooperation under geopolitical rivalry
- Globalisation, fragmentation, and the international monetary system
Recent Discussion Papers
DP20871 Taxing and nudging to reduce carbon emissions: Results from an online shopping experiment
DP20872 Navigating Motherhood: Endogenous Penalties and Career Choice
DP20870 Accommodating Emerging Giants in the Global Economy
DP20866 Unraveling the Drivers of Energy-saving Technical Change
DP20867 Oligopolistic Information Markets
DP20868 Optimally Informative Rankings and Consumer Search
DP20869 Gender and Religion: A Survey
DP20863 Should we stop the COPs ?
DP20864 Liquidity Crises in Opaque Markets: The NYSE in the Panic of 1907
Latest Policy Insights
Policy insights
Policy Insight 147: Escaping the critical minerals curse
Policy insights
Policy Insight 145: Designing and scaling up nature-based markets
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- Climate Change