So the research you're looking at is conducted by central banks or by economists more generally?

No, we're not limited to central banks, but to researchers in general.

So as a methodology, we searched the Scopus database for research combining terms related to central banking, such as monetary policy or central bank, central banking, with terminology from four thematic areas.

like the environment, inequality and redistribution, gender and race and inclusivity.

Our search was restricted mainly to titles and keywords rather than abstracts to reduce false positives.

The initial research produced 1,349 documents and after manual screening, the final dataset contained 1,308 unique Now, one important methodological qualification.

We measure the increasing presence of these subjects in central banking research, and we do not classify every article according to whether it supports or opposes central bank involvement.

Are those included, or are these just academic?