IPP Policy Brief n°82 - March 2022
Do French companies under-report their workforce at 49 employees to get around the law?IPP Policy Briefs
IPP Policy Briefs are publications particular to the Institute, which aim to present the findings of research work in a concise format that avoids specialist jargon without sacrificing scientific rigour.
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IPP Policy Brief n°81 - March 2022
Redistributive effects of 2017-2022 social spending and tax reforms
IPP Policy Brief n°80 - March 2022
Electoral Competition, Voter Bias, and Women in Politics
IPP Policy Brief n°79 - February 2022
Buying groups formation: what effects on competition in the retail industry?
IPP Policy Brief n°78 - January 2022
Recounting France’s trade unions
IPP Policy Brief n°77 - January 2022
Mapping loss of autonomy among the elderly
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Discrimination in hiring people of supposedly North African origin: What lessons from a large-scale correspondence test?
IPP Policy Brief n°75 - October 2021
Women and men are equally likely to be caregivers for dependent partners, but the nature of their help differs
IPP Policy Brief n°74 - September 2021
Tax Reforms and Political Feasibility
IPP Policy Brief n°73 - July 2021
Understanding Secular Stagnation