Unequal ageing: life-expectancy, care needs and reforms to the welfare state

Presentation : The main research objective is to document how inequalities in ageing – such as those between the rich and the poor and those between men and women – have changed across successive birth cohorts, and how public policies aiming to strengthen the fiscal sustainability of welfare systems have counteracted or accentuated these trends. This project will rely on data and reforms carried out in five countries encompassing North America, Western Europe and Scandinavia and carefully chosen to ensure a wide span of institutional arrangements in areas such as labour markets, social security and private pensions: Canada, France, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

Workshops :
June 2022 – TBD
December 2022 – TBD
Septembre 13-14th 2022 – Venice
March 22nd 2022 – Zoom Meeting
29th of Novembre 2021 – Zoom Meeting

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IPP Researchers involved in this project : Patrick Aubert, Mahdi BenJelloul, Nolwenn Loisel, Antoine Bozio (PI), Delphine Roy, Simon Rabaté, Audrey Rain, Maxime Tô

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