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.
The purpose is to communicate to the press, to policy makers and to the wider public, the state of knowledge accumulated about a given public policy.
Note IPP n°107
The judicial treatment of sexual and domestic violence in FranceAuthors: Maëlle Stricot
Note IPP n°105
Are mandatory minimum sentences an effective tool for preventing recidivism?Authors: Arnaud Philippe, Aurélie Ouss
Note IPP n°104
On the design of self-financed Prime d’Activité reformsAuthors: Felix J. Bierbrauer, Pierre C. Boyer, Emanuel Hansen, Adrien Vallette
Note IPP n°95
Intergenerational income mobility in France: a comparative and geographical analysisAuthors: Gustave Kenedi, Louis Sirugue
IPP Policy Brief n°82 - March 2022
Do French companies under-report their workforce at 49 employees to get around the law?Authors: Philippe Askenazy, Thomas Breda, Flavien Moreau, Vladimir Pecheu
IPP Policy Brief n°81 - March 2022
Redistributive effects of 2017-2022 social spending and tax reformsAuthors: Paul Dutronc-Postel, Brice Fabre, Chloé Lallemand, Nolwenn Loisel, Lukas Puschnig
IPP Policy Brief n°80 - March 2022
Electoral Competition, Voter Bias, and Women in PoliticsAuthors: Thomas Le Barbanchon, Julien Sauvagnat
IPP Policy Brief n°79 - February 2022
Buying groups formation: what effects on competition in the retail industry?Authors: Marie-Laure Allain, Rémi Avignon, Claire Chambolle, Hugo Molina
IPP Policy Brief n°78 - January 2022
Recounting France’s trade unionsAuthors: Cyprien Batut, Ulysse Lojkine, Paolo Santini