Agenda
09:00-09:15 |
Introduction |
09:15-12:15 Round 1: The great recession, institutions and inequality |
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Karl Aiginger, WIFO |
Stylised facts on the interaction between income distribution and the great recession Paper: The interaction between income distribution and the great recession |
Michael Förster, OECD |
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Rebecca Riley, NIESR |
The UK national minimum wage and its effects on earnings and employment during the great recession Link to the full report (Low Pay Commission) |
Roger Wilkins, MI |
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Gérard Cornilleau and Hélène Périvier, OFCE |
Employment consequences of the economic crisis and public policies in Europe: Focus on gender and different age groups |
12:00-13:15 Lunch (sandwich box provided) |
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13:15-16:45 Round 2: Shocks and other drivers of inequality in general |
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Rudiger Ahrend, OECD |
The effects of macroeconomic shocks across population groups |
Corinne Prost, INSEE
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A scarred generation? French evidence on young people entering into tough labour markets, 1982-2008 |
Isabell Koske, OECD |
Policy drivers of labour income and disposable income inequality across countries |
David Autor, NBER |
The impact of growing exposure to import competition from low-income economies on the employment, earnings and occupational opportunities of low-skilled workers in industrialized economies (specifically, the impact of trade with China on low-skilled US workers) |
Hideo Akabayashi, TCER |
The education gap in Japan (plus the labour market after the Tohoku Great Earthquake) |
Francisco Azpitarte, MI |
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Fernando de Holanda Barbosa Filho, FGV |
Income inequality and social mobility in Brazil: Developments over the past few years |
16:45 Round 3: Wrapping up |
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