The imperative of sustainability economic, social, environmental
OFCE[1], ECLM[2], IMK[3], AKW[4] It was during the climax of the so-called Eurozone sovereign debt crisis that we engaged into the independent Annual Growth Survey […]
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Is it possible to experiment with a universal income?
By Guillaume Allègre, @g_allegre In a blog entitled “Revenu universel, l’impossible expérimentation” [Universal income, the impossible experiment], I underlined the limits of current and future experiments […]
France’s RSA income support: 35% lack of take-up?
By Guillaume Allègre, @g_allegre The lack of take-up of France’s RSA income supplement benefit is often invoked as an argument for reforming the system for […]
Trends in labour force participation rates in Europe during the Great Recession: The role of demographics and job polarization
By Guillaume Allègre and Gregory Verdugo In Europe as in the United States, employment fell considerably during the Great Recession. Moreover, over the last few […]
Inequality in Europe
By Guillaume Allègre In the preamble to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, the Heads of State and Government declare that they are “[r]esolved […]
Do we need a universal basic income? The state of the debate
By Guillaume Allègre and Henri Sterdyniak In a situation of continuing high levels of unemployment and poverty, heightening job insecurity, and fear about job losses […]
Slowing growth: due to the supply side?
By Jérôme Creel and Xavier Ragot The weakness of the recovery in 2014 and 2015 raises the need for a structural re-examination of the state of […]
What is a Left economics? (Or, why economists disagree)
By Guillaume Allègre What is a Left economics? In an opinion column published in the newspaper Libération on 9 June 2015 (“la concurrence peut servir […]
On Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century
Presentation by Gérard Cornilleau In 2014, the world of social science publications was marked by the appearance of Thomas Piketty’s book, Capital in the Twenty-First […]
Does housing wealth contribute to wealth inequality?
par Guillaume Allègre and Xavier Timbeau In a response to Capital in the twenty-first century, Odran Bonnet, Pierre-Henri Bono, Guillaume Chapelle and Etienne Wasmer (2014) attempt to show […]