Category: Demographics and social welfare

As the Family Goes, So Goes the State

_ Rick Larsen, president, Sutherland Institute; Brad Wilcox, professor, University of Virginia. IfS, 7 March 2024. *

Religion and the Decline of Marriage: The Soviet Case

_ Anna Claire Flowers, PhD fellow, Mercatus Center; graduate fellow, F.A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. Institute for Familiy Studies (IfS). Charlottsville, 25. January 2024.*

Are We Getting Dumber?

_ Sebsastian Jensen, Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology (CSPI). 30 January 204.

Unprecedented trends: analyzing the pinnacle of foreign-born share in U.S. history

_ Dr. Steven Camarota, director of research; Karen Zeigler, demographer, Center for Immigration Studies. Washington, D.C., 30 November 2023.

Promising trends in marriage-friendly Hungary

_ Laurie DeRose, senior fellow, Institute for Family Studies; assistant professor, Catholic University of America. 26 June 2023.*

Finis Germaniae: grim demographic future of ethnic Germans

_ Yuri Kofner, economist, MIWI Institute for Market Integration and Economic Policy. Munich, 20 November 2023.

Getting young people into housing: Initiatives from Hungary, Poland and the United Kingdom

_ Szabolcs Pásztor, associate professor, National Public Service University, senior analyst, Oeconomus Economic Research Foundation. Budapest, 9 November 2023.*

Pro-family tax policy

_ Robert Stein, former assistant secretary for economic policy, Treasury Department of the United States. IFS, 13. September 2023.*

Performance must be worthwhile again: Exempt overtime from income tax!

_ Yuri Kofner, economist, MIWI Institute for Market Integration and Economic Policy. Munich, 8 November 2023.

The Religious Marriage Paradox: Younger Marriage, Less Divorce

_ Lyman Stone, research fellow, Institute for Family Studies. 15 December 2021.*

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