_ Felix Menzel, chairman, Recherche Dresden. 25 March 2022.*
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Category: Demographics and social welfare
Economic inequality in Germany: A long-run view
_ Guido Alfani, professor of economic history, Bocconi University; Victoria Gierok, d. phil. candidate, Nuffield College, University of Oxford; Felix Schaff; PhD candidate in economic history, London School of Economics. […]
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Motivations behind the French pension reform
_ Laurent of Saint-Leger, Center for Analysis and Prospective (CAP), Institute of Social, Economic and Political Sciences. 3 November 2021, Lyon.*
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Social insurance policies in turbulent times: short-time work versus unemployment insurance
_ Giulia Giupponi, assistant professor, Bocconi University; Camille Landais; professor of economics, London School of Economics; Alice Lapeyre, PhD candidate in economics, CREST/ENSAE. 1 December 2021.*
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Can reforming France’s constitution be enough to bring immigration under control?
_ Jean Gierasch, Center for Analysis and Prospective (CAP), Institute of Social, Economic and Political Sciences. 15 November 2021, Lyon.*
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Wealth formation as the basis for prosperity, democracy and social justice
_ Yuri Kofner, economist, MIWI Institute. Munich, 10 October 2021.
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The “housing offensive” and the single-family home: ten building policy questions
_ Carlo Clemens. University of Cologne and the University of Paris. 25 February 2021.
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Citizenship Money: Proposal for a Modern Tax and Welfare System
_ René Springer, member of the German Bundestag. Berlin, February 2020.*
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Reforming Germany’s migration policy: fairer, more humane, economy-oriented
_ Yuri Kofner, junior economist, MIWI Institute for Market Integration and Economic Research. Munich, 18 May 2021. Status quo According to data from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, […]
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Women’s quotas are counterproductive and morally wrong
_ Yuri Kofner, junior economist, MIWI – Institute for Market Integration and Economic Policy. Munich, 16 February 2021.
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