Congratulations Zach!!

Happy to announce our upcoming workshop that will take place on June 9th afternoon @ox.ac.uk.

We have three excellent speakers:
@natrinh.bsky.social (Oxford), Marianne Vital (Oxford) and Vladimir Avetian (Dauphine)

Please register by emailing @mikbavaro.bsky.social (michele.bavaro@spi.ox.ac.uk)

Multiple coverage of our article on Italian Media thanks to Brian Nolan's conference in Rome. Thanks @morellisal.bsky.social and @forumdd.bsky.social

Da non perdere per chi è a Roma!

Intergenerational Poverty in Europe: A Latent Class Analysis

Intergenerational Poverty in Europe: A Latent Class Analysis
ideas.repec.org/p/amz/wpaper...
@inetoxford.bsky.social working paper by Associate Member @mikbavaro.bsky.social , @rcarranzan.bsky.social and @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social Senior Research Fellow Brian Nolan

Tutto scorre - Radio Popolare Sguardi, opinioni, vite, dialoghi ai microfoni di Radio Popolare.

Here below to hear my contribution on Italian Radio Popolare (in Italian, sorry for non-speakers) on the topics of wealth inequality and inheritance in Italy.

From min 41.30

www.radiopopolare.it/trasmissione...

Conference Call for papers

📣 Call for papers

Submit your papers now for our 10th anniversary conference, The III at 10: New Directions in Inequality Research. We invite submissions of innovative research papers on any aspect of inequality.

📅 Deadline: 28 March 2025.

Guidelines for submission: buff.ly/S7AN81M

Memorable event in Luxembourg! Chico Ferreira & I had the pleasure of talking with @brankomilan.bsky.social about "Visions of #Inequality".

Merci to our excellent hosts: @lisdata.bsky.social, @liser.lu, @uni.lu. Brilliant audience of about 150. @stone-lis.bsky.social @lseinequalities.bsky.social

✨ The 2nd III/LIS Comparative Economic Inequality Conference – That’s a Wrap! ✨

On February 27-28, 2025, we gathered in Luxembourg for a thought-provoking exchange on comparative economic inequality, featuring cutting-edge research and discussions.

Great opportunity for joining and leading a group of scholars, with the aim of driving the studies on social inequalities towards the (possibly complicated) future.

Applications are open for the OPHI Advanced Course 2025!
Led by Sabina Alkire and the OPHI team, this one-week intensive course at the University of Oxford is aimed at those who want to deepen their knowledge and skills in the Alkire-Foster method and the MPI.

Apply now: bit.ly/OPHICourse

We invite to have a look at the paper, and be in touch in case you are interested in sharing ideas/comments on the results or the micro-simulation model itself, we are open to possible collaborations and replications to other countries.

Thank you!

An example is provided below.

What would be the wealth inequality without the current Italian inheritance tax? And what if we introduce the French tax? 📉

The focus of the paper is on the role of intergenerational transfers in shaping wealth inequality and its interaction with demographic trends.

We are able to build counterfactual exercises to compare various scenarios.

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Hello BlueSky world!

I want to share with you a new work published on ITEJ with S. Boscolo and S. Tedeschi.

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

We study the looking forward trends in wealth inequality in Italy with a dynamic micro-simulation model.

Please see below for more details!

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Join the inauguration of our new Center for Heterodox Exonomics (CHE)!

📅 Feb 6th 5p.m. - 7p.m., Feb 7th/8th 9a.m -7p.m.

📍101 Archer, Tulsa

🖥 Online participation: www.youtube.com/@CHE-tulsa

📧 che@utulsa.edu

🌐 sites.utulsa.edu/chetu/

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Have a look at the @voxeu.org column based on our recent publication on intergenerational transmission of poverty, joint work with @rcarranzan and Brian Nolan.

Is there a 'Great Gatsby Curve' for poverty?

Spoiler: YES

cepr.org/voxeu/column...

No. 2023-22 - Intergenerational Poverty Persistence in Europe: Is… While the influence of poverty in childhood on adulthood outcomes has been extensively studied, little is known about how the strength of intergenerational persistence in poverty itself varies across ...

🚨 New @inetoxford.bsky.social working paper:

Is There a ‘Great Gatsby Curve’ for Poverty?

With Rafael Carranza and Brian Nolan, we use EU-SILC to provide estimates of the intergenerational transmission of poverty and assess their correlation to poverty levels.

www.inet.ox.ac.uk/publications...

Hey Bluesky community! What's up?

I work as a post-doc in Oxford and focus on socio-economic inequality, social mobility, poverty and low-pay wages.

Happy to interact with you all on these and other topics!!