How does parents’ income impact the incomes of their adult children? While there is an intergenerational correlation, other factors, such as geographic mobility, need to be accounted for. Louis Sirugue, a doctoral student at INED, answered our questions.
Jenny Garcia obtained a two-year post-doctoral grant (ANR ACCESS ERC and has been using it since 2024 to work in INED’s “Mortality, Health and Epidemiology” research team.
answers our questions about the organization and results of the Elfe study
explains how the retirement decisions of men and women covered by the French national contributive pension system differ.
INED research encompasses an extremely wide range of studies related to the family, whether of fertility trends, male-female inequalities when it comes to finding a balance between personal life and work life, or living standards in lone-parent families.
The average age of people living in rural communities is in fact slightly lower than that of people in urban ones because the proportion of families with young children is higher. Moreover, older people tend to leave rural areas for urban ones, which have more facilities for dependent persons. Another fact that contradicts presuppositions about rurality: the number of rural ...
Quels impacts le développement du maillage de transport a-t-il eus sur les trajectoires géographiques des générations nées entre 1911 et 1950 et sur la redistribution spatiale des différents groupes sociaux ? Dans quelle mesure, les différentes générations et classes sociales ont-elles contribué aux divisions sociales de l’espace francilien que l’on observe au début des années 2000 ?
na : Data not availableFrance excluding Mayotte until 2013 and including Mayotte since 2014.Sources: INSEE, EAR 2007 to 2024 and entry estimates for Mayotte; population censuses and population estimates; exit estimates.
Sexual minorities are more visible and more socially recognized in France today. The Envie survey led at INED shows an increase in the number of young people identifying as gay or bisexual.
INED researchers Milan Bouchet-Valat and Laurent Toulemon draw on new data from the ERFI 2* survey to shed light on this decrease in the desired number of children in France in recent decades.
