December 12-14 – Paris-London Public Economics Conference
PSE is glad to welcome the Paris-London Public Economics Conference co-organized by Sciences Po – Department of Economics, London School of Economics (…)
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(IPP Policy Brief n°40) Expressive voting and its costs -
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 ? -
Reforming French housing benefits -
IPP tax and benefit tables – April 2015 -
Measuring and Explaining the Evolution of Financial Efficiency (IPP Report n°8) -
(October 15) Evaluation of the 2020 French Budget -
(IPP Policy Brief n°29) French employment tribunals : can the disparity of their decisions be explained?
Press
À qui profite la politique budgétaire d’Emmanuel Macron ?
Budget 2020 et pouvoir d’achat : “C’est priorité aux milieux de cordée”
Emmanuel Macron : président des classes moyennes ?
Oui, les impôts baissent, mais avec de gros écarts entre départements
L’entrée dans l’impôt sur le revenu se fera au taux de 16 %
Macron, «président des classes moyennes» ? Pas si vite…
Le budget 2020 devrait profiter aux classes moyennes
Les mesures budgétaires 2020 amèneront un gain de pouvoir d’achat de 252 euros
Emmanuel Macron, de “président des riches” à celui des classes moyennes?
Pouvoir d’achat. Le budget 2020 va redonner du revenu aux classes moyennes
Ongoing Projects
The Heterogeneity of Implicit Tax Rates on Profits in France: Descriptive Findings and Explanatory Factors
The impact of CIFRE PhDs (Industrial Research Training Conventions) on firms’ R&D, the employment of PhD graduates, and public-private research partnerships
Understanding the functioning of the labour market through skills measurement
Improving social diversity in middle schools : an evaluation of a new school choice mechanism in Paris
Microsimulation of complementary pensions in the private sector in the long run
