Passing of YingHua He
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Taxipp: version 2.4 is now available online -
What are the issues behind the COR’s new presentation of projections for the financial sustainability of the pension system? -
Emotional Rhetoric and the Rise of Populism in the European Parliament -
On the design of self-financed Prime d’Activité reforms -
Publication of the 2022-2023 activity report -
Paris-London Public Economics Conference 2023 -
Paul Johnson, special guest at the Policy Forum -
Workshop Deaton Review -
(May 25) Journée scientifique « Retraite : quels enseignements de 40 ans de diagnostics et de réformes ? » -
(May 9) Webinar “Domicile ou EHPAD, quel est l’environnement le plus protecteur pour les personnes âgées ?” -
(March 31) Webinar “Mapping loss of autonomy among the elderly” -
(November 16) Evaluation of the 2022 French Budget -
(IPP Policy Brief n°74) Tax Reforms and Political Feasibility -
(October 7-8) International workshop on pensions and ageing -
(IPP Policy Brief n°73) Understanding Secular Stagnation -
(May 27) Inégalités femmes-hommes : le rôle des entreprises -
(IPP Policy Brief n°66) Better Alone? Evidence on the Costs of Intermunicipal Cooperation -
(IPP Policy Brief n°64) From Guangzhou to Naples: French exports of plastic waste -
(May 6-7) Paris‐London Public Economics Conference -
The IPP recruits two economists (sept. 2021) -
(Replay) L’impact de la crise et des mesures budgétaires 2020-21 -
(IPP Policy Brief n°60) Trapped by the Prisoner’s Dilemma, the United States Presidential Election Needs a Coordination Device -
(IPP Policy Brief n°56) Should European integration go further? A survey of French, German and Italian members of national parliaments -
(IPP Policy Brief n°54) Lockdown exit and control of the Covid-19 epidemic: group tests can be more effective -
(IPP Policy Brief n°53) Propagation of shocks in global value chains: the coronavirus case -
(IPP Policy Brief n°50) Ground work vs. social media: how to best reach voters in French municipal elections? -
(Replay) Evaluation of the 2020 French Budget -
(IPP Policy Brief n°48) The cost of Brexit uncertainty: missing partners for French exporters -
(November 7-8) Workshop on pensions and ageing -
(November 5-7) Follow the JECO 2019 conferences on live -
Budget 2020 – Supplementary material for the debate -
(Results) The impact of the 2020 Budget on households and firms -
April 18 – Conference “Elderly Care in France and in Europe” -
(IPP Policy Brief n°38) Sexual division of labour in the French Parliament -
(11 Oct.) Evaluating the 2019 Budget -
(IPP report n°18) Simulating basic income to experiment -
(31 mai) Séance 4 – Evaluation d’impact des politiques publiques : Quelles données pour l’évaluation des politiques publiques ? Le cas de la politique de santé -
(IPP Policy brief n°32) Who benefited from the July 2009 sit-down restaurant value-added tax cuts? -
Simon Rabaté : 2017 Best PhD prize awarded by the French Pension Observatory -
(11 Dec.) Workshop Modelling long-term care at old age – Chair -
How does children’s school schedule affect mothers’ labor supply? Temporal flexibility and inequalities on the labor market -
Discover the new projects carried out by the IPP since Sept. 2016 -
Catherine Moisan, former Director of the DEPP, joins the IPP -
Oct 2016 – Policy brief of the CAE : What public policies for dependence ? -
23 Sept – Workshop « Fiscal policy modelling in the public debate » -
IPP tax and benefit tables – April 2016 -
22-23 sept (call for papers) European Meeting of the International Microsimulation Association -
(Report) The impact of specializing French caseworkers into different counseling tracks -
International Women’s Day: what do IPP studies teach us? -
Impact evaluation of social and educational programmes for disadvantaged students (PRE) -
The incidence and labour market effects of social security contributions (workshop) -
IPP offers 1 internship and 1 PhD funding -
The impact of media on court decisions -
Feminisation and firms’ economic and social performance -
10 December 2015 – Conference “European Public Finances Through the Great Recession” -
French budget 2016 : the difficult control of public spending -
How to Improve Learning to Read at School? The Impact of Teachers’ Practices in Pre-School -
Which open access policy for social sciences journals in France ?
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Les petits effectifs en classe ont-ils un effet négatif pour les élèves, comme l’a affirmé Amélie Oudéa-Castera ?
Impôts : la fin de la taxe d’habitation, une manne modeste pour les propriétaires
La mixité sociale ne doit pas s’arrêter aux portes de l’école
Mixité sociale : «Favoriser les interactions entre élèves de différents niveaux scolaires est bénéfique aux élèves en difficulté»
Le poids des allocations aux personnes âgées en perte d’autonomie pourrait doubler d’ici 2040
Les allocations dédiées aux plus de 60 ans pourraient coûter plus de 10 milliards en 2040
La proposition de loi « bien vieillir » revient à l’Assemblée avec la promesse d’une loi de programmation sur le grand âge
Journée nationale des aidants, quel est leur poids économique ?
Les options dans certains collèges renforcent “la ségrégation entre les classes”, selon une étude
Mixité sociale au collège : les sections internationales sont-elles une bonne chose ?
Ongoing Projects
PensionsTax system
Deaton Review Country Studies : A Trans-Atlantic Comparison of Inequalities in Incomes and Outcomes over Five Decades
Housing and regional developmentTax system
Housing benefits reform and income measurement for social benefits
Firms