Unpacking Poverty in Luxembourg: Evolution of Poverty Rates by Household Type and Immigration Background- 2015-2019
The authors are looking in the new Luxembourgish data from 2015 to 2019, to identify population sub-groups with high poverty rates
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France is back: a new series to help understand recent and old French dynamics of inequalities (1970-2018)
In this article, Louis Chauvel is comparing results based on the newly available data series from the Tax Income Survey against the previously available data from the household budget survey
Invitation to the 2022 LIS Summer Lecture on “The geography of income mobility”
LIS is happy to invite you to the 2022 Summer Lecture on “The geography of income mobility” – Monday, July 4th 2022
The Atlas of Inequality Aversion: A New Dataset added to the LIS Complementary Database
A dataset on country-specific estimates of Inequality Aversion added to the LIS Complementary Databases.
LIS granted the Aldi Award for 2021 LIS Working Paper
Xabier Garcia-Fuente is the winner of the 2021 LIS Aldi Award
Global Trends in Intergenerational Income Inequality?
In this article, the authors conduct a global, coherent, and in-depth analysis of intergenerational income inequality using the LIS data.
Call for Papers for the 11th Young Economists Conference 2022 “Political Economy of Power”
Call for Papers for the 11th Young Economists Conference 2022 “Political Economy of Power”. Pre-conference workshop on the introduction to LIS data will take place on October 6th.
Video recordings for the LIS(2)ER workshop Now Available
LIS is happy to announce that the video recordings of the 2nd LIS(2)ER workshop are now available!
Applications to the LIS Summer Workshop, 4-8 July 2022 are Now Open!
LIS is happy to announce that its Summer Workshop is taking place in Luxembourg from the 4th to 8th of July 2022.
Investigating Inclusive Income Growth with LIS Data
Parolin and Gornick attempt to adjudicate different perspectives on inclusive growth and identify the levels and sources of inclusive income growth across eight high-income countries from the 1980s to 2010s.