Income Growth in Peru: who is on Board and who is Left Behind?
Analysing the Peruvian data from 2004 to 2019, this article shows how income growth has been beneficial for some groups of the society, but how it left other groups behind.
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Explaining the child poverty outcomes of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan
Child poverty rates are relatively low in East Asia. The authors present common characteristics contributing to their relative poverty success.
The Paradox of Redistribution in Time
This article supplies various indicators to measure how pro-poor or pro-rich social benefits are.
LIS is Now Hiring!
LIS is currently seeking applications for a Microdata Expert to join the Data Team
LIS is Hiring 2 Microdata Experts to Support STATEC
LIS seeks applications for 2 positions to support the National Statistical Office of Luxembourg (STATEC)
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
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