(IPP Policy Brief n°73) Understanding Secular Stagnation
July 15, 2021. By Jean-Baptiste Michau. The Institut des politiques publiques (PSE/GENES) publishes a new Policy Brief on the secular stagnation…
Read moreJuly 15, 2021. By Jean-Baptiste Michau. The Institut des politiques publiques (PSE/GENES) publishes a new Policy Brief on the secular stagnation…
Read moreYou can find the replay of the “Inégalités femmes-hommes : le rôle des entreprises” conference organized online PSE – Paris School of Economics and the IPP…
Read moreThe Institut des politiques publiques (PSE/GENES) publishes a new policy brief that analyses the local consequences of integration…
Read moreAuthors: Julien Martin, Isabelle Mejean, Ines Picard, Benoît Schmutz – The IPP publishes a new Policy Brief on the possible impact, using the lessons from a 2017 Chinese experiment, of new European regulations…
Read moreYou can find the replay of the full conference on the French Budget 2021 organized online on November 16, 2020…
Read moreAuthors: Héloïse Cloléry, Yukio Koriyama. The system according to which the President of the United States of America is elected, the Electoral College, has often raised concerns…
Read moreJuly 2020 – Authors: Pierre C. Boyer, Elie Gerschel, Anasuya Raj
Read moreApril 2020 – Authors: Elie Gerschel, Christian Gollier, Olivier Gossner
Read moreReliance on Chinese inputs has dramatically increased since the early 2000s. As a consequence, most countries are exposed to the Chinese productivity slowdown, both directly through their imports of Chinese inputs and indirectly…
Read morePlatforms such as Twitter and Facebook are widely considered important, if controversial, channels for candidates and parties around the world to communicate with citizens and win votes…
Read more