Category: Demographics and social welfare

Social policy for the “somewheres”

_ Alexander Neumeyer, spokesman, expert committee “Labour, social Affairs and old age security”, AfD Bavaria. Munich, 4 August 2022.

The crime effect of refugees

_ Mevlude Akbulut-Yuksel, professor, department, Dalhousie University and IZA; Naci Mocan, Ourso distinguished chair, Louisiana State University; Semih Tumen, professor, TED University; Belgi Turan; associate professor, TOBB University of Economics […]

Trade, family formation, and fertility in low-fertility settings

_ Osea Giuntella, assistant professor, University of Pittsburgh; Lorenzo Rotunno, assistant professor, Aix-Marseille University; Luca Stella, junior professor, Freie Universität Berlin. VoxEU, 6 July 2022.

Wealth of two nations: The US racial wealth gap, 1860-2020

_ Ellora Derenoncourt, assistant professor, Princeton University; Chi Hyun Kim, postdoctoral researcher, University of Bonn; Moritz Kuhn, professor, University of Bonn; Moritz Schularick, professor, University of Bonn. VoxEU, 8 July […]

Remigration through development aid: a new approach

_ Yuri Kofner, economist, MIWI Institute for Market Integration and Economic Policy. Munich, 27 June 2022.

State, market and family

_ Dr. Jörg Guido Hülsmann, professor, University of Angers., senior fellow, Mises Institute. Interviewed by Oskar Hugo, editor, konflikt Magazin. 18 June 2022.*

Generation-fair pension: the new three-generation contract as the future of old-age provision in Germany

_ Norbert Kleinwächter, member of the German Bundestag. Berlin, 2018.

Effects of immigration on public finances in social security in the Netherlands

_ Marcel de Graaff, MEP, European Parliament (Party for Freedom, ID). Brussels, 10 June 2022.*

A new era in the economics of fertility

_ Matthias Doepke, professor, Northwestern University; Anne Hannusch, assistant professor, University of Mannheim; Fabian Kindermann, professor, University of Regensburg; Michèle Tertilt, professor, University of Mannheim. VoxEU. 12 June 2022.*

Retirement at 70: Are pensioners to blame for inflation in Germany?

_ Dr. Ulrich van Suntum, honorary professor, University of Münster, former Secretary-General, German Expert Council for the Assessment of Overall Economic Development (SVR). 26 May 2022.*

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