The Seminar is organized by the Paris School of Economics, Ined and by the University Paris Dauphine. We benefit from the support of the Chaire "Les Particuliers face aux Risques".
Hippolyte d’Albis is the Director of the National Transfer Accounts project for France. He is Professor of Economics at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and at the Paris School of Economics. He is also associate researcher at INED and at the Chair Economic and Demographic Transitions. Email : hippolyte.dalbis@psemail.eu Website
Jennifer Hunt (Rutgers U.), Why are fewer workers earning middle wages and is it a bad thing? Gregory Verdugo (U. Paris 1), Labour force participation and job polarization: Mean and Women in Europe during the Great Recession Time : 4:30 to 7:30 Location : Paris School of Economics, room R1-15.
Marcello D’Amato (U. of Salerno), Educational signaling, credits constraints, and inequality dynamics Falilou Fall (OECD), Vulnerabilities of social institutions
Ryan Edwards (City U. of New York), Behavioral impacts of biomarker collection in the Health and Retirement Study Héctor Pifarré i Arolas (TSE), Mortality convergence across industrialized countries
Antoine Bommier (ETH Zurich), The dead are always wrong Antoine Bozio (PSE), Measuring discount rate heterogeneity
Présenté par Saskia C. Hin (Family and Population Studies Group (FaPOS), KU Leuven) ; discutant : Cem Behar (Université du Bosphore)
Au-delà de ses effets sur les trajectoires professionnelles, le niveau de diplôme a un impact important sur les comportements matrimoniaux des individus, notamment le calendrier de formation des unions et les caractéristiques des conjoints potentiels via les phénomènes d’homogamie éducative (i.e. la tendance à l’union d’individus aux caractéristiques éducatives semblables). Cet article a pour objectif d’en évaluer les conséquences d’un point ...
Population & Sociétés n° 517, décembre 2014
Auteur-e-s : Christelle Hamel, Wilfried Rault, l’unité de recherche Démographie, genre et sociétés
