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36th Annual Virtual GeneralConference PreliminaryProgram, Hosted by StatisticsNorway, August 23-27th
Program as of August 27th
All times are local time in Norway (CEST)
Monday, August 23
2:00PM- 2:10PM CEST: Welcoming Remarks
Welcoming Remarks
Geir Axelsen (Director General, Statistics Norway)Marshall Reinsdorf (Chair of Conference ProgramCommittee and Past President, IARIW)
2:10PM- 4PM CEST: Opening Plenary Organized byStatistics Norway
Opening Plenary Session: Economic and SocialConsequences of the COVID-19 PandemicOrganizer: Statistics Norway
Chair: Linda Nøstbakken (Research Director, Statistics Norway)Bio
“The Great Lockdown: Dissecting the Economic Effects”1.
Francesca Caselli (International Monetary Fund) Bio
“The Corona Pandemic – Consequences and Policies”2.
Steinar Holden (University of Oslo, Norway) Bio
“COVID-19 Through the Lens of Real-time Micro Data for3.the Norwegian Labor Market”
Simen Markussen (Frisch Centre for Economic Research, Norway)Bio
Keynotes addresses will be followed by a panel discussion andquestions from the floor.
4PM-4:30 PM CEST: Break
4:30PM- 6:30 PM CEST: Second Plenary
IARIW Plenary Session: New Developments in EconomicMeasurementOrganizer: Program Committee
Chair: Kevin Fox (University of New South Wales, Australia)
“Quality Adjustment at Scale: Hedonic vs. Exact Demand-1.Based Price Indices”
David Johnson (University of Michigan, United States), MatthewShapiro (University of Michigan and NBER, United States), JohnHaltiwanger (University of Maryland and NBER, United States),Gabriel Ehrlich (University of Michigan, United States), RonJarmin (United States Census Bureau), Ed Olivares (Universityof Maryland, United States) and Laura Yi Zhao (University ofMaryland, United States and Bank of Canada) [Background Paper]Proposal
Discussant: Marshall Reinsdorf (IMF – Retired)
“The ONS Online Time Use Survey: Creating a Feasible2.Platform for 21st Century Time Use Data Collection”
Gueorguie Vassilev (Office for National Statistics, UK),Susannah East (Office for National Statistics, UK), WilliamKing (Office for National Statistics, UK), Chris Payne (Officefor National Statistics, UK) and Sally Wallace (Office forNational Statistics, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Joachim Merz (Leuphana University of Lüneburg,Germany)
“Wealth Inequality in the Long Run”3.
Sonia Schifano (University of Luxembourg) andGuido Alfani (Bocconi University, Italy) Proposal
Discussant: Lars Osberg (Dalhousie University, Canada)
“How Does Education Contribute to Productivity? An4.Intangible Infrastructure Approach Applied to the UK andthe US.”
Mary O’Mahony (King’s College London and Economics StatisticsCenter of Excellence, UK), Carol Corrado (The Conference Boardand Georgetown University, United States) and Lea Samek(King’s College London and Economics Statistics Center ofExcellence, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Bart van Ark (University of Manchester, UK)
6:45- 8:00 CEST (Monday): Ruggles LectureChair: Marshall Reinsdorf (Past President, IARIW)
Presentation of Ruggles Prize
Ruggles Lecture:“Big Data for 21st Century Economic Statistics”
Katharine Abraham (University of Maryland, United States)Presentation
Recording of Ruggles Lecture:https://vimeo.com/593140108/3fc739947a
Tuesday, August 241:00 PM – 1:45 PM (Tuesday): Poster Session 1
Poster Session 1A:1. “Accounting for Non-market Household Production ‘BeyondGDP’: 20th Century Trends in Mother’s Milk Production”
Julie Smith (Australian National University) Proposal
2. “Comparison of Equality and Levels of Wellbeing Across theFormer USSR Countries Pre and Post Dissolution”
Salih Abuelyamen (Association of Retired Staff of CBSSudan) Proposal
Poster Session 1B: 1. “Sustainability of the Process of Convergence in Poland”
Dariusz Kotlewski (Warsaw School of Economics, Poland)and Miroslaw Blazej (Statistics Poland) Proposal
2.“A Manufacturing Renaissance? Industrialization Trends inthe Developing World”
Hagen Kruse (GGDC, University of Groningen), Emmanuel Mensah (GGDC, University of Groningen), Kunal Sen (UNU WIDER), andGaaitzen de Vries (GGDC, University of Groningen) Proposal
2PM- 4PM CEST (Tuesday): Concurrent Sessions
Session 1: Globalization, Trade in Services, and
Intangibles: Conceptual Challenges and MeasurementIssuesOrganizers: Philippe Stauffer (Swiss Federal StatisticalOffice), Sanjiv Mahajan (Office for National Statistics, UK),Tanja Mucha (Federal Statistical Office of Germany) and JohnHaas (National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies ofthe Grand Duchy of Luxembourg)
Chair: Philippe Stauffer (Swiss Federal Statistical Office)
“Reclaiming Relevance of the SNA Core”1.
Michael Osterwald-Lenum (Statistics Denmark) Proposal
Discussant: Sanjiv Mahajan (Office for National Statistics,UK)
“Norwegian Enterprises Involved in Global Manufacturing.2.Some Practical and Conceptual Problems”
Oeyvind Woxmyhr Bersaas (Statistics Norway) and Trude NygaardEvensen (Statistics Norway) Proposal
Discussant: Philippe Stauffer (Swiss Federal StatisticalOffice)
“Accounting for Intangibles”3.
Samuel Kortum (Yale University, United States) and JonathanEaton (The Pennsylvania State University, UnitedStates) Proposal
Discussant: Marshall Reinsdorf (IMF – Retired)
“The Treatment of International Sports Organizations in4.the Swiss National Accounts”
Camille Gonseth (Swiss Federal Statistical Office) andPhilippe Kuettel (Swiss Federal Statistical Office) Proposal
Discussant: Sanjiv Mahajan (Office for National Statistics,
UK)
Session 2: The Potential and Challenges of Big Data andother Alternative Data in the Production of Prices,National Accounts, and Measures of Economic Well-Being Organizers: Catherine Van Rompaey (World Bank), Thesia I.Garner (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States), and MaryO’Mahony (King’s College London and Economics StatisticsCenter of Excellence, UK)
Chair: Mary O’Mahony (King’s College London and EconomicsStatistics Center of Excellence, UK)
“On Top of the Top. Adjusting Wealth Distributions Using1.National Rich Lists”
Franziska Disslbacher (Vienna University of Economics andBusiness), Michael Ertl (Austrian Federal Chamber of Labor),Emanuel List (Vienna University of Economics and Business andMacroeconomic Policy Institute), Patrick Mokre (AustrianFederal Chamber of Labor and The New School), and MatthiasSchnetzer (Austrian Federal Chamber of Labor) Proposal
Discussant: Kevin Moore (Federal Reserve Board, United States)
“Digital Opportunity: How Cloud Computing Changes the2.Shape of the UK Economy”
Oleksii Romanko (Kings College London, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Rebecca Riley (Economic Statistics Centre ofExcellence (ESCoE), UK)
“What’s in a Job? Measuring Skills From Online Job3.Adverts”
Gueorguie Vassilev (Office for National Statistics, UK), KhloeEvans (Office for National Statistics, UK), and OleksiiRomanko (King’s College London, UK)Proposal
Discussant: Lea Samek (OECD)
“Hedonic Imputation with Tree-based Decision Approaches”4.
Shipei Zeng (University of New South Wales, Australia andShenzhen Research Institute of Big Data, China) Proposal
Discussant: Ana Aizcorbe (Bureau of Economic Analysis, UnitedStates)
Session 3: Time Use, Welfare and GDP IOrganizers: Diane Coyle (Cambridge University, UK), LeonardNakamura (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, United States)and Kevin Fox (University of New South Wales, Australia)
Chair: Kevin Fox (University of New South Wales, Australia)
“Time Use and Household-Centric Measurement of Welfare1.in the Digital Economy”
Leonard Nakamura (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, UnitedStates) and Diane Coyle (Cambridge University, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Paul Schreyer (OECD, France)
“Accounting for Free Digital Services and Household2.Production — An Application to Facebook”
Paul Schreyer (Organisation for Economic Co-operation andDevelopment) Proposal
Discussant: Diane Coyle (Cambridge University, UK)
3. “Household Innovation and R&D: Bigger Than You Think”
Dan Sichel (Wellesley College, United States) and Eric vonHippel (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, UnitedStates) [Abstract]
Discussant: Nick Oulton (London School of Economics, UK)
“Labor Market Trends and the Changing Value of Time”4.
Job Boerma (University of Minnesota, United States) andLoukas Karabarbounis (University of Minnesota and NationalBureau of Economic Research, United States) Proposal
Discussant: Leonard Nakamura (Federal Reserve Bank ofPhiladelphia)
Session 4: Globalization and Inequality IOrganizers: Gaaitzen de Vries (University of Groningen,Netherlands) and Marcel Timmer (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
Chair: Gaaitzen de Vries (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
“Is the Financial Market Driving the Income1.Distribution? – An analysis of the Linkage betweenIncome and Wealth in Europe”
Ilja Kristian Kavonius (European Central Bank) and Veli-Matti Toermaelehto (European Central Bank) Proposal
Discussant: Tsvetana Spasova (University of Basel,Switzerland)
“Between Sticky Floors and Glass Ceilings: The Effect of2.Trade Liberalization on Double Discrimination in Brazil”
Laura Diniz Penteado de Barros (University of Göttingen,Germany) and Manuel Santos Silva (University of Münster,Germany) Proposal
Discussant: Matteo Targa (German Institute for EconomicResearch)
“Decomposing the Between-firm Employment Earnings3.Dispersion in the Canadian Business Sector: The Role ofFirm Characteristics”
Beiling Yan (OECD), Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada)
and Douwere Grekou (Statistics Canada) Proposal
Discussant: Gaaitzen de Vries (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
“Changing Distribution of Factor Income: The Direct Role4.of MNEs”
Oscar Lemmers (Statistics Netherlands) Proposal
Discussant: András Pinkasz (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice)
4:00 PM-4:30 PM CEST: Break
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM CEST: Concurrent Sessions
Session 5: Time Use, Welfare and GDP IIOrganizers: Diane Coyle (Cambridge University, UK), LeonardNakamura (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, United States)and Kevin Fox (University of New South Wales, Australia)
Chair: Kevin Fox (University of New South Wales, Australia)
“The Effect of Changes in the Terms of Trade on GDP and1.Welfare: a Divisia Approach to the SNA“
Nicholas Oulton (London School of Economics, UK) Paper
Discussant: Robert Inklaar (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
“Unpaid Work and Female Labor-Force Participation:2.Insights from in India’s Time Use Data”
Surajit Deb (University of Delhi, India) Proposal
Discussant: Sabrina Pabilonia (Bureau of Labor Statistics, US)Presentation
“Leisure-Enhancing Technological Change”3.
Lukasz Rachel (London School of Economics) Proposal
Discussant: Diane Coyle (Cambridge University, UK)
“Time, Income and Subjective Well-Being – 20 years of4.Interdependent Multidimensional Polarization in Germany”
Joachim Merz (Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany) andBettina Scherg (Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany)Abstract
Discussant: Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)
Session 6: Globalization and Inequality IIOrganizers: Gaaitzen de Vries (University of Groningen,Netherlands) and Marcel Timmer (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
Chair: Gaaitzen de Vries (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
“The Role of Misallocation in the Relationship Between1.Trade and Income Inequality”
Behzod Alimov (Westminster International University inTashkent, Uzbekistan) Proposal
Discussant: Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada)
“Financial Openness and Inequality”2.
Tsvetana Spasova (University of Basel, Switzerland) andStefan Avdjiev (Bank for International Settlements,Switzerland) Proposal
Discussant: Laura Diniz Penteado de Barros (University ofGöttingen, Germany)
“De-routinization of Jobs and the Distribution of3.
Earnings – Evidence from 35 Countries”
Carsten Schröder (German Institute for Economic Research),Matteo Targa (German Institute for Economic Research) andMaximilan Longmuir (Freie University Berlin, Germany) Proposal
Discussant: Ilja Kristian Kavonius (European Central Bank)
“Analysis of the Development of the Automotive Cluster4.by Network Analyses Methods and its Impact on EmploymentBetween 2015 and 2019”
Ildiko Ritzlne Kazimir (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice), Timea Cseh (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice), Klaudia Matene Bella (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice) and Andras Pinkasz (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice) Proposal
Discussant: Oscar Lemmers (Statistics Netherlands)
Session 7: Economic Growth and Productivity withSpecial Emphasis on Developing Economies IOrganizers: Deb Kusum Das (University of Delhi,India), Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia (Bureau of Labor Statistics,United States) and Wendy Li (Moon Economics Institute, UnitedStates)
Chair: Catherine Van Rompaey (World Bank)
“Productivity Growth & Global Slowdown: Insights from1.Emerging Markets & Developing Economies and AdvancedEconomies”
Deb Kusum Das (University of Delhi, India), Abdul Erumban(University of Groningen, Netherlands), and Samiran Dutta(Paris School of Economics, France) Proposal
Discussant: Andrew Sharpe (IARIW, Canada)
“Productivity Convergence Across Sectors: Are Poor2.
Countries Catching Up with Rich Countries?”
Robert Inklaar (University of Groningen, Netherlands) andRyan Marapin (University of Groningen, Netherlands) Proposal
Discussant: Jay Stewart (Bureau of Labour Statistics, UnitedStates)
“Productivity Level Database for Latin America:3.Estimating Industry Purchasing Power Parities for Outputand Inputs”
Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada) and André Hofman (University ofSantiago, Chile) Proposal
Discussant: Robert Inklaar (University of Groningen,Netherlands)
“Improving Estimates of Hours Worked for U.S.4.Productivity Measurement”
Sabrina Pabilonia (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States),Lucy Eldridge (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States) andJay Stewart (Bureau of Labor Statistics, UnitedStates) Proposal
Discussant: Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada)
Session 8: The Effects of Artificial Intelligence onIncome, Education, and the EconomyOrganizers: Wendy Li (Moon Economics Institute, United States)and Sabrina Pabilonia (Bureau of Labor Statistics, UnitesStates)
Chair: Samuel Kortum (Yale University, United States)
“Potential Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the1.Indian Economy”
Mansi Kedia (Indian Council for Research on InternationalEconomic Relations) and Richa Sekhani (Indian Council for
Research on International Economic Relations) Proposal
Discussant: Maarten van Rossum (Statistics Netherlands)
“Online Platforms’ Creative “Disruption” in2.Organizational Capital — The Accumulated Information ofthe Firm”
Wendy Li (Moon Economics Institute, United States), P.J. Chi(University of California, Los Angeles) Proposal
Discussant: Richard Heys (Office for National Statistics, UK)
6:45 PM – 7:30 PM (Tuesday): Poster Session 2
Poster Session 2A: 1. “The Role of Income and Wealth in Shaping Well-beingInequality Trends for Different Age Cohorts in Spain”
Olga Cantó Sánchez (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain), MariaFernandez Salgado (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain) and DmitryPetrov (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain) Proposal
2. “Estimate of Real Estate in Italian Balance Sheets”
Paola Santoro (Italian National Institute of Statistics) andFrancesca Tartamella (Italian National Institute ofStatistics) Proposal
Poster Session 2B: 1. “Intergenerational Mobility Measurement with LatentTransition Matrices”
Michele Bavaro (University of Roma Tre, Italy) and FedericoTullio (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy) Proposal
2. “Relative Bipolarization Orderings”
Florent Bresson (Université Clermont Auvergne, France) and
Gaston Yalonetzky (University of Leeds, UK) Proposal
Wednesday, August 25:1:00 PM – 1:45 PM (Wednesday): Poster Session 3
Poster Session 3A: 1. “Regionalization Approach in International ComparisonProgram and Its Impact on China’s International ComparisonResults”
Yan Wang (Beijing Normal University at Zhuhai, China) andShaomin Liu (Dongbei University of Finance and Economics,China) Proposal
2. “Global Income Inequality: Concepts, Estimates and a FirstBallpark for its Uncertainty”
Michail Moatsos (Utrecht University, Netherlands) Proposal
Poster Session 3B: 1. “A SAM (Social Accounting Matrix) – Based Approach for theStudy of the Real Estate Market”
Susana Santos (Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal)[Presentation] Proposal
2. “A Comprehensive Analysis of Households’ Wealth in the EU”
Orestis Tsigkas (Eurostat), Maria Kozina (Eurostat) andFrancesca Tartamella (Eurostat) Proposal
2 PM – 4PM CEST: Concurrent Sessions
Session 9: Economic Growth and Productivity withSpecial Emphasis on Developing Economies IIDeb Kusum Das (University of Delhi, India), Sabrina WulffPabilonia (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States)and Wendy Li (Moon Economics Institute, United States)
Chair: Deb Kusum Das (University of Delhi, India)
“Intermediate Inputs, Human Capital, Intangible Assets1.and Economic Growth in Russia”
Ilya B. Voskoboynikov (National Research University HigherSchool of Economics, Russia), Eduard Baranov (NationalResearch University Higher School of Economics, Russia),Kseniya V. Bobyleva (National Research University HigherSchool of Economics, Russia), Rostislav I. Kapeliushnikov(National Research University Higher School of Economics andRussian Academy of Sciences), Dmitri Piontkovski (NationalResearch University Higher School of Economics, Russia),Aleksandr A. Roskin (National Research University HigherSchool of Economics, Russia) and Anton E. Tolokonnikov(National Research University Higher School of Economics,Russia)Proposal
Discussant: Peter Meyer (Bureau of Labour Statistics, UnitedStates)
“Firm Transition in Indian MSMEs: The Role of Govt2.Assistance, Finance, Innovation on Firm Transition andIts Impact on the Productivity Differences andProductivity of the Firms”
Mainak Mazumdar (National Institute of Industrial Engineering,India), Swati Agarwal (National Institute of IndustrialEngineering, India) and Poonam Singh (National Institute ofIndustrial Engineering, India) Proposal
Discussant: Anindita Sengupta (West Bengal State University,India)
“Exploring the Reasons for Low Productivity and Low3.Technical Efficiency in Unincorporated ManufacturingIndustry in India: Stochastic Frontier Analysis withFirm Level Data”
Anindita Sengupta (West Bengal State University,India) Proposal
Discussant: Deb Kusum Das (University of Delhi, India)
“Total Factor Productivity Growth in Agriculture,4.Adjusted for Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Trends inDeveloped and Developing Countries over the 1992-2016period”
Alessandra Coli (Università di Pisa, Italy and Eurostat,Luxembourg) and Domenico Colucci (University of Florence,Italy) Proposal
Discussant: Ratan Ghosal (University of Calcutta, India)
Session 10: Online Platforms, Cloud Computing, theValue of Data, and Intellectual PropertyOrganizer: Daniel Ker (United Nations Conference on Trade andDevelopment), Wendy Li (Moon Economics Institute, UnitedStates), Dylan Rassier (Bureau of Economic Analysis, UnitedStates), Catherine Van Rompaey (World Bank)
Chair: Samuel Kortum (Yale University, United States)
“Value of Data: There’s No Such Thing as a Free Lunch in1.the Digital Economy”
Wendy Li (Moon Economics Institute, United States), MakotoNirei (University of Tokyo, Japan and Research Institute ofEconomy, Trade and Industry, Japan) and Kazufumi Yamana(Kanagawa University, Japan) Proposal
Discussant: Daniel Ker (United Nations Conference on Trade andDevelopment)
“Measurement Issues of an Online Platform in National2.Accounts Through the Example of rLoop”
Ildiko Ritzlne Kazimir (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice), Klaudia Matene Bella (Hungarian Central StatisticalOffice), Klara Anwar (Hungarian Central Statistical Office)and Timea Cseh (Hungarian Central Statistical Office) Proposal
Discussant: Jorrit Zwinjenburg (OECD)
“Getting a Grip on the Platform Economy in the3.Netherlands”
Maarten Van Rossum (Statistics Netherlands), Nico Heerschap(Statistics Netherlands), Bart Klijs (StatisticsNetherlands), André Mares (Statistics Netherlands) and JoramVuik (Statistics Netherlands) Proposal
Discussant: David Nguyen (OECD)
“Recording of Cross-Border Transactions Related to4.Digitized Products and Services”
Maarten Van Rossum (Statistics Netherlands), Rickde Kruijf (Statistics Netherlands) and Arjen de Boer(Statistics Netherlands) Proposal
Discussant: Leonard Nakamura (Federal Reserve Bank ofPhiladelphia)
Session 11: Non-cognitive Skills: How Are They Formed?What Are Their Returns? Organizer: Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)and Andrew Clark (Paris School of Economics, France)
Chair: Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)
“Families at a Loss: The Relationship Between Income1.Changes and Child Human Capital”
Giorgia Menta (University of Luxembourg) Proposal
Discussant: Barry Watson (University of New Brunswick, SaintJohn)
Striking Out? The Cognitive and Non-Cognitive2.Antecedents of Self-Employment
Andrew Clark (Paris School of Economics, France) and AnthonyLepinteur (Université du Luxembourg) Proposal
Discussant: David Johnson (University of Michigan, UnitedStates)
“Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Traits and the3.Intergenerational Transmission of SocioeconomicInequality”
Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia), KK Tang(University of Queensland, Australia), Pravin Trivedi(University of Queensland, Australia) and Prasada Rao(University of Queensland, Australia)
Discussant: Philippe Van Kerm (LISER)
“Non-Cognitive Skills and Employability: Evidence from4.the States of India”
Srijata Deb (Consumer Unity & Trust Society International,India) Proposal
Discussant: Florent Bresson (Université Clermont Auvergnem,France)
Session 12: Comparing Income and Price Levels andInternational Income InequalityOrganizers: Robert Inklaar (University of Groningen,Netherlands) and Prasada Rao (University of Queensland,Australia)
Chair: Robert Inklaar (University of Groningen, Netherlands)
“On Unit Free Assessment of The Extent of Multilateral1.
Distributional Variation”
Gordon Anderson (University of Toronto, Canada), Oliver Linton(Cambridge University, UK), Grazia Pittau (Sapienza UniversityRome, Italy), Joon-Jae Whang (Seoul National University,Korea) and Roberto Zelli (Seoul National University,Korea) Proposal
Discussant: Jacques Silber (Bar-Ilan University, Israel)
“Calculating Cost-of-living Deflators Without Data on2.Prices: A Simple Non-parametric Approach”
Anastasiya Lisina (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-EconomicResearch and University of Luxembourg) and PhilippeVan Kerm (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research andUniversity of Luxembourg) Proposal
Discussant: Robert Hill (University of Graz, Austria)
“Econometric Interpretations of Index Numbers”3.
Adam Gorajek (Reserve Bank of Australia, Australia) Proposal
Discussant: Gholamreza Hajargasht (University of Queensland,Australia)
“The Geography of Income Inequalities in OECD Countries”4.
Sebastian Königs (OECD) and Anna Vindics (OECD) Proposal
Discussant: Markus Jäntti (Stockholm University, Sweden)
4:00 PM – 4:30 PM CEST: Break
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM CEST: Concurrent Sessions
Session 13: Inequalities in Opportunity for Income,Education and Health IOrganizer: Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia)
Chair: Lars Osberg (Dalhousie University, Canada)
“Child Health Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa”1.
David Pérez Mesa (University of La Laguna, Spain), GustavoMarrero Diaz (University of La Laguna, Spain) and Sara DariasCurvo (University of La Laguna, Spain) Proposal, [Abstract]
Discussant: Alessio Rebechi (Griffith University, Australia)
“Measuring the Progress of Equality of Educational2.Opportunity in Absence of Cardinal Comparability”
Gordon Anderson (University of Toronto, Canada),Grazia Pittau (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy) andRoberto Zelli (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy) Proposal
Discussant: Barry Watson (University of New Brunswick, Canada)
“Inequality of Outcomes, Inequality of Opportunity, and3.Economic Growth”
Rafael Carranza (London School of Economics, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia)
“New Estimates of Inequality of Opportunity Across4.European Cohorts (and Some Insights on the Long-termImpact of Educational Policy)”
Philippe Van Kerm (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-EconomicResearch and University of Luxembourg),Francesco Andreoli (University of Verona, Italy and LuxembourgInstitute of Socio-Economic Research), Alessio Fusco(Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research) andIryna Kyzyma (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-EconomicResearch) Proposal
Discussant: Sripad Motiram (University of Massachusetts,United States)
Session 14: Measurement in the Housing Market IOrganizers: Robert Hill (University of Graz, Austria), ThesiaGarner (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States) and AliciaN. Rambaldi (University of Queensland, Australia)
Chair: Robert Hill (University of Graz, Austria)
“Impact of Community Voice on Housing Supply1.Constraints: Case Study of Melbourne”
Alicia N. Rambaldi (University of Queensland, Australia),Elena Ryan (University of Queensland, Australia) and MadeleineTan (Victoria Government, Australia) Proposal
Discussant: Franziska Kaiser (HEC Lausanne, Switzerland)
The Impact of Homeownership on Wealth Inequality: A2.Cross-country Empirical Analysis Based on HFCS Data
Franziska Kaiser (HEC Lausanne, Switzerland) Proposal
Discussant: Sofie Waltl (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) and Vienna University of Economicsand Business, Austria)
“Tracking Owners’ Sentiments: Subjective Home Values,3.Expectations and House Price Dynamics”
Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg) and Sofie Waltl(Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) andVienna University of Economics and Business, Austria) [Abstract]
Discussant: Michael Scholz (University of Graz, Austria)
“Location, Location, Structure Type: Rent Divergence4.within Neighborhoods”
Brian Adams (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States) andRandal Verbrugge (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, UnitedStates and Conference on Research in Income and Wealth, United
States) Proposal
Discussant: Miriam Steurer (University of Graz, Austria)
Session 15: Recent Experiences in Official and AcademicApproaches to Measuring Poverty Organizer: Michael Wolfson (University of Ottawa, Canada)and Olga Cantó Sánchez (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain)
Chair: Michael Wolfson (University of Ottawa, Canada)
“Sensitivity of the Income Poverty Headcount Ratio to1.Equivalence Scale Parameters”
Tomáš Želinský (Technical University of Košice and DurhamUniversity) and Martina Mysíková (Czech Academy ofSciences) Proposal
Discussant: Elena Bárcena-Martín (Universidad de Málaga,Spain)
“Disentangling Aporophobia from Xenophobia in Western2.Europe”
Octasiano Valerio Mendoza (Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain),Flavio Comim (Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain) andMihaly Borsi (Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain) Proposal
Discussant: Thesia Garner (Bureau of Labor Statistics, UnitedStates)
“Developing New Equivalence Scales for Alternative3.Measures of Household Income”
Matthew Minifie (Office for National Statistics, UK), EllenClowser (Office for National Statistics, UK) and Andrew Banks(Office for National Statistics, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Octasiano Valerio Mendoza (Universitat RamonLlull, Spain)
“A Fuzzy Logic Based Approach to Measure the Principle4.of “Leaving no one Behind” on Multidimensional Poverty”
Francisca Garcia-Pardo (University of Malaga, Spain),Elena Barcena-Martin (University of Malaga, Spain) andSalvador Perez-Moreno (University of Malaga, Spain) [Abstract]
Discussant: Jake Schild (Bureau of Labor Statistics, UnitedStates)
Session 16: Human Capital and WealthOrganizer: Program Committee
Chair: John Haas (Central Service for Statistics and EconomicStudies, Luxembourg)
“The Accumulation of Human and Market Capital in the1.United States: A Long View, 1948-2013”
Barbara Fraumeni (Central University of Finance and Economics,China), Michael Christian (Education Analytics, United States)and Jon Samuels (Bureau of Economic Analysis, UnitedStates) Proposal
Discussant: Brent Moulton (International Monetary Fund)
“Income and Wealth Volatility: Evidence from Italy and2.the U.S. in the Past Two Decades”
Edward Wolff (New York University, United States), ConchitaD’Ambrosio (University of Luxembourg) and Giorgia Menta(University of Luxembourg) Proposal
Discussant: Andrea Neri (Bank of Italy)
“Are Married Women Really Wealthier than Unmarried3.Women? Evidence from Japan”
Yoko Niimi (Doshisha University, Japan) Proposal
Discussant: Eva Sierminska (LISER)
Accumulation of Human Capital in Canada, 1970 to 2020:4.An Analysis by Gender
Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada) Proposal
Discussant: Barbara Fraumeni (Central University of Financeand Economics, China)
6:45 PM – 7:30 PM (Wednesday): Poster Session 4
Poster Session 4A:1. “A Fuzzy Approach to the Measurement of Employment andUnemployment: A Comparative Analysis Across EuropeanCountries”
Alessandra Coli (University of Pisa and Eurostat, Italy),Bruno Cheli (University of Pisa, Italy) and Andrea Regoli(University of Naples Parthenope, Italy) [Abstract]
2. “Low-Wage Employment in Czechia: A Sticky, DoubleDisadvantage”
Kamila Fialova (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy ofSciences, Czech Republic) Proposal
Poster Session 4B:1. “Income Distribution and the Fear of Crime: Evidence fromGermany”
Conchita D’Ambrosio (University of Luxembourg), MichelleAcampora (University of Zurich, Switzerland) and Markus Grabka(German Institute for Economic Research) Proposal
2. “Rise or Fall in Inequality? The Dynamics of InequalityMeasures”
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay (Queen Mary University of London,UK) Proposal
Thursday, August 26:1:00 PM – 1:45 PM (Thursday): Poster Session 5
Poster Session 5A:1. “Net Operating Surplus for Government-Owned Assets: TheCase for a User-Cost Basis, and Preliminary Annual Estimates”
Brian Sliker (Bureau of Economic Analysis, UnitedStates) [Poster] Proposal
2. “Distributional Changes in Turbulent Times: Greece2007-2016”
Eirini Andriopoulou (Athens University of Economics andBusiness and Ministry of Finance, Greece), Eleni Kanavitsa(Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece), andPanos Tsakloglou (Athens University of Economics and Business,IZA and Hellenic Observatory (LSE), Greece) Proposal
Poster Session 5B:1. “Analysing the Joint Distribution of Income, Consumptionand Wealth in the UK Over Time”
Ellen Clowser (Office for National Statistics, UK), and AndrewBanks (Office for National Statistics, UK) Proposal
2. “A Quality Adjusted Labour Input Index of the EuropeanUnion for a Better Understanding of Productivity Developments:Productivity Paths in the EU”
Antonio Amores (European Commission’s Joint Research Centre),Juan Manuel Valderas Jaramillo (European Commission’s JointResearch Centre), Nadia Di Veroli (Eurostat and EuropeanCommission), Veronique Deneuville (Eurostat and EuropeanCommission), and Mattia Cai (European Commission’s JointResearch Centre) Proposal
2 PM – 4PM CEST: Concurrent Sessions
Session 17: Inequalities in Opportunity for Income,Education and Health IIOrganizer: Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia)
Chair: Sripad Motiram (University of Massachusetts, UnitedStates)
“Dreaming of a Brighter Future? The Impact of Economic1.Vulnerability on University Aspirations”
Barry Watson (University of New Brunswick, Canada), Nancy Kong(University of Queensland, Australia) and Shelley Phipps(Dalhousie University, Canada) Proposal
Discussant: Antony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)
“Inequality in Access to Higher Education in India2.between the Poor and the Rich: Empirical Evidence fromNSSO Data”
Pradeep Kumar Choudhury (Jawaharlal Nehru University, India)and Jandhyala Tilak (Council for Social Development,India) Proposal
Discussant: Giorgia Menta (University of Luxembourg)
“Measuring Inequality of Opportunity Using Sampling-3.based Shapley Decomposition: Application to AustralianData 2001-2017”
Dongjie Wu (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Prasada Rao(University of Queensland, Australia), KK Tang (University ofQueensland, Australia), Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University,Australia) and Pravin Trivedi (University of Queensland,Australia) Proposal
Discussant: Gordon Anderson (University of Toronto, Canada)
Inequality of Opportunities in Household Income, China4.
2002 – 2018
Bjorn Gustafsson (University of Gothenburg, Sweden),Terry Sicular (Western University London, Canada)and Xiuna Yang (China Development ResearchFoundation) Proposal
Discussant: Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia)
Session 18: Recent Experiences in Official and AcademicApproaches to Measuring PovertyOrganizer: Michael Wolfson (University of Ottawa, Canada)and Olga Cantó Sánchez (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain)
Chair: Andrew Heisz (Statistics Canada)
“Measuring Multi-Dimensional Vulnerability to Poverty: A1.Study Through Construction of Index and Decomposition ofInfluences with the Help of Fuzzy Logic and ArtificialIntelligence”
Sugata Sen (Panskura Banamali College, India) Proposal
Discussant: Michael Wolfson (University of Ottawa, Canada)
“A Multidimensional Approach to Measuring Economic2.Insecurity: The Case of Chile”
Joaquin Prieto (London School of Economics and PoliticalScience, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Olga Cantó (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain)
“Systematic Global Poverty Conceptualizations: Bare3.Bones Baskets, Super Baskets and Relative Poverty”
Michail Moatsos (Utrecht University, Netherlands) Proposal
Discussant: Sugata Sen (Panskura Banamali College, India)
Measuring of Household Economy, Poverty and Well-Being4.
in Tanzania
Gabriel Simbila (National Bureau of Statistics,Tanzania) Proposal
Discussant: Michael Wolfson (University of Ottawa, Canada)
Session 19: Measurement in the Housing Market IIOrganizers: Robert Hill (University of Graz, Austria), ThesiaGarner (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States) and AliciaN. Rambaldi (University of Queensland, Australia)
Chair: Alicia N. Rambaldi (University of Queensland,Australia)
“Residential Property Price Indexes: Spatial Coordinates1.Versus Neighbourhood Dummy Variables”
Chihiro Shimizu (University of Tokyo, Japan) andErwin Diewert (University of British Columbia,Canada) Proposal
Discussant: Robert Hill (University of Graz, Austria)
“Price-rent Ratios and Expected Capital Gain– A Hedonic2.Spatio-temporal Approach”
Michael Scholz (University of Graz, Austria) Proposal
Discussant: Brian Adams (Bureau of Labor Statistics, UnitedStates)
“Metrics for Evaluating the Performance of Machine3.Learning Based Automated Valuation Models”
Miriam Steurer (University of Graz, Austria), Robert Hill(University of Graz, Austria), Norberrt Pfeifer (University ofGraz, Austria) Proposal
Discussant: Chihiro Shimizu (University of Tokyo, Japan)
“Measuring Commercial Real Estate Developments”4.
Paul Konijn (Eurostat), Peter Parlasca (Eurostat),Renata Rechnio (Eurostat) Proposal
Discussant: Alicia N. Rambaldi (University of Queensland,Australia)
Session 20: Inequality IOrganizer: Program Committee
Chair: Catherine Van Rompaey (World Bank)
“When Capitalism Takes Over Socialism: (Missing) Capital1.and East-West-German Income Inequality”
Theresa Neef (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany), Stefan Bach(German Institute for Economic Research) and Charlotte Bartels(German Institute for Economic Research) Proposal
Discussant: Stefan Hauf (Federal Statistical Office, Germany)
“Inequality Measurement for Bounded Variables”2.
Suman Seth (University of Leeds and University of Oxford, UK),Inaki Permanyer (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain) andGaston Yalonetzky (University of Leeds, UK) Proposal
Discussant: Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay (University of London,UK)
“Underreporting of Top Incomes and Inequality: An3.Assessment of Correction Methods using Linked Survey andTax Data”
Andrea Vigorito (Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay),Emmanuel Flachaire (Aix-Marseille University, France) and NoraLustig (Tulane University, United States) Proposal
Discussant: Barry Johnson (Internal Revenue Service, UnitedStates)
“Falling Inequality and the Growing Capital Income4.Share: Reconciling Divergent Trends in Survey and TaxData”
Andrea Vigorito (Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay),Mauricio De Rosa (Paris School of Economics, France), JoanVila (Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay), and GabrielBurdín (University of Leeds, UK and Universidad de laRepública de Uruguay) Proposal
Discussant: David Johnson (University of Michigan, UnitedStates)
4:00 PM – 4:30 PM CEST: Break
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM (Thursday): Concurrent Sessions
Session 21: Inequalities in Opportunity for Income,Education and Health IIIOrganizer: Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia)
Chair: Nicholas Rohde (Griffith University, Australia)
“Inequality of Opportunity and Growth in India: A1.Dynamic Panel Estimation by Using New MeasurementMethodology”
Panchanan Das (University of Calcutta, India) Proposal
Discussant: Dongjie Wu (University of Queensland, Australia)
“Inequality of Opportunity and Sustainable Development:2.Perspectives from India”
Sripad Motiram (University of Massachusetts Boston, UnitedStates) Proposal
Discussant: Lars Osberg (Dalhousie University, Canada)
“Why do People From Ethnic Minorities Have a Higher3.Mortality Risk From COVID-19 in England?”
Vasileios Antonopoulos (Cabinet Office, UK) and Richard Laux(Cabinet Office, UK) [Abstract]
Discussant: Philippe Van Kerm (University of Luxembourg)
“Intergenerational Education Mobility in India:4.Nonlinearity, and the Great Gatsby Curve”
Kishan Pkv (Institute of Rural Management Anand,India) Proposal
Discussant: Alessio Rebechi (Griffith University, Australia)
Session 22: Inequality IIOrganizer: Program Committee
Chair: Shatakshee Dhongde (Georgia Institute of Technology,United States)
“Do Gender, Child, and Parent Characteristics Contribute1.to Intergenerational Subjective Well-being Mobility?Evidence from Russia during 1994-2019”
Hai-Anh Dang (World Bank) and Kseniya Abanokova (Higher Schoolof Economics National Research University, Russia)
Discussant: Tim Smeeding (Robert M. La Follette School ofPublic Affairs, United States)
“Revisiting Income Inequality in Greece: A Tale of Two2.Tails”
Chrysa Leventi (Greek Ministry of Finance), ApostolosFasianos (Brunel University London), Andreas Thiemann(European Commission) and Fidel Picos (European Commission)Proposal
Discussant: Dennis Fixler (Bureau of Economic Analysis, United
States)
“Income Distribution Statistics and Shared Residence:3.Experiences from Sweden”
Johan Lindberg (Statistics Sweden), Hans Heggemann (StatisticsSweden) and Fredrik Carlsson (Statistics Sweden) Proposal
Discussant: Andrew Heisz (Statistics Canada)
“The Role of Tax-benefit Systems in Shaping Economic4.Insecurity in the European Union”
Olga Canto (Universidad de Alcala, Spain), Carmelo Garcia-Perez (Universidad de Alcala, Spain) and Marina Romaguera-de-la-Cruz (Universidad Antonio de Nebrija, Spain) Proposal
Discussant: Tim Smeeding (Robert M. La Follette School ofPublic Affairs, United States)
Session 23: National AccountsOrganizer: Program Committee
Chair: Charles Yuji Horioka (Kobe University, Japan)
“Prototype Account of Non-profit Institutions Serving1.Households in the United States, 1992-2019”
Takashi Yamashita (Bureau of Economic Analysis, UnitedStates) Proposal
Discussant: Catherine Van Rompaey (World Bank)
“Measuring Global Flow of Funds: Who-to-whom Matrix and2.Financial Network”
Nan Zhang (Hiroshima Shudo University, Japan) Proposal
Discussant: Artak Harutyunyan (International Monetary Fund)
“The Data Economy: Market Size and Global Trade”3.
Diane Coyle (University of Cambridge, UK) and Wendy Li (MoonEconomics Institute, United States) Proposal
Discussant: Eric Santor (Bank of Canada)
“Alternative Approaches to the Axiomatisation of4.National Accounting: As a Tribute to the Two GreatNorwegian Figures in the World of National Accounting”
Itsuo Sakuma (Snshu University, Japan), Hiroshi Deguchi (ChibaUniversity of Commerce, Japan) and Akira Omori (YokohamaNational University, Japan) Proposal
Discussant: Ann-Lisbet Brathaug (Statistics Norway)
Session 24: Productivity Organizer: Program Committee
Chair: Andrew Sharpe (IARIW, Canada)
“How Large are Long-run Revisions to U.S. Labor1.Productivity?”
Jay Stewart (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States), JohnGlaser (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States), KendraAsher (Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States), Peter Meyer(Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States) and Jerin Varghese(Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States) Proposal
Discussant: Dan Sichel (Wellesley College, United States)
“Sectoral Skills Intensity and Global Productivity2.Slowdown in Europe, Japan, Russia and US”
Ilya Voskoboynikov (National Research University Higher Schoolof Economics, Russia), Kirsten Jager (Vienna Institute forInternational Economic Studies) and Robert Stehrer (ViennaInstitute for International Economic Studies) Proposal
Discussant: Ron Jarmin (U.S. Bureau of the Census)
“Valuing Agricultural Land: From Resource Rent and3.Willingness to pay to Values of Ecosystem Services”
Lars Lindholt (Statistics Norway), Iulie Aslaksen (StatisticsNorway), Per Arild Garnåsjordet (Statistics Norway), AnnNorderhaug (Statistics Norway), Hanne Marit Dalen (StatisticsNorway), and Margaret Eide Hillestad (Agri Analyse, Norway)Proposal
Discussant: Mark de Haan (Statistics Netherlands)
“Frontier Firms, Inefficiency and Productivity Dynamics”4.
Shipei Zeng (University of New South Wales, Australia andShenzhen Research Institute of Big Data, China) Proposal
Discussant: Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada)
Poster Papers:
Tuesday, August 24:
1:00 PM – 1:45 PM (Tuesday): Poster Session 1
Poster Session 1A:1. “Accounting for Non-market Household Production ‘BeyondGDP’: 20th Century Trends in Mother’s Milk Production”
Julie Smith (Australian National University) Proposal
2. “Comparison of Equality and Levels of Wellbeing Across theFormer USSR Countries Pre and Post Dissolution”
Salih Abuelyamen (Association of Retired Staff of CBSSudan) Proposal
Poster Session 1B: 3. “Sustainability of the Process of Convergence in Poland”
Dariusz Kotlewski (Warsaw School of Economics, Poland)and Miroslaw Blazej (Statistics Poland) Proposal
4.“A Manufacturing Renaissance? Industrialization Trends inthe Developing World”
Hagen Kruse (GGDC, University of Groningen), Emmanuel Mensah (GGDC, University of Groningen), Kunal Sen (UNU WIDER), andGaaitzen de Vries (GGDC, University of Groningen) Proposal
6:45 PM – 7:30 PM (Tuesday): Poster Session 2
Poster Session 2A: 5. “The Role of Income and Wealth in Shaping Well-beingInequality Trends for Different Age Cohorts in Spain”
Olga Cantó Sánchez (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain), MariaFernandez Salgado (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain) and DmitryPetrov (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain) Proposal
6. “Estimate of Real Estate in Italian Balance Sheets”
Paola Santoro (Italian National Institute of Statistics) andFrancesca Tartamella (Italian National Institute ofStatistics) Proposal
Poster Session 2B: 7. “Intergenerational Mobility Measurement with LatentTransition Matrices”
Michele Bavaro (University of Roma Tre, Italy) and FedericoTullio (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy) Proposal
8. “Relative Bipolarization Orderings”
Florent Bresson (Université Clermont Auvergne, France) andGaston Yalonetzky (University of Leeds, UK) Proposal
Wednesday, August 25:
1:00 PM – 1:45 PM (Wednesday): Poster Session 3
Poster Session 3A: 9. “Regionalization Approach in International ComparisonProgram and Its Impact on China’s International ComparisonResults”
Yan Wang (Beijing Normal University at Zhuhai, China) andShaomin Liu (Dongbei University of Finance and Economics,China) Proposal
10. “Global Income Inequality: Concepts, Estimates and a FirstBallpark for its Uncertainty”
Michail Moatsos (Utrecht University, Netherlands) Proposal
Poster Session 3B: 11. “A SAM (Social Accounting Matrix) – Based Approach for theStudy of the Real Estate Market”
Susana Santos (Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal)[Presentation] Proposal
12. “A Comprehensive Analysis of Households’ Wealth in the EU”
Orestis Tsigkas (Eurostat), Maria Kozina (Eurostat) andFrancesca Tartamella (Eurostat) Proposal
6:45 PM – 7:30 PM (Wednesday): Poster Session 4
Poster Session 4A:13. “A Fuzzy Approach to the Measurement of Employment andUnemployment: A Comparative Analysis Across EuropeanCountries”
Alessandra Coli (University of Pisa and Eurostat, Italy),Bruno Cheli (University of Pisa, Italy) and Andrea Regoli(University of Naples Parthenope, Italy) [Abstract]
14. “Low-Wage Employment in Czechia: A Sticky, DoubleDisadvantage”
Kamila Fialova (Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy ofSciences, Czech Republic) Proposal
Poster Session 4B:15. “Income Distribution and the Fear of Crime: Evidence fromGermany”
Conchita D’Ambrosio (University of Luxembourg), MichelleAcampora (University of Zurich, Switzerland) and Markus Grabka(German Institute for Economic Research) Proposal
16. Rise or Fall in Inequality? The Dynamics of InequalityMeasures
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay (University of London, UK) Proposal
Thursday, August 26:
1:00 PM – 1:45 PM (Thursday): Poster Session 5
Poster Session 5A:17. “Net Operating Surplus for Government-Owned Assets: TheCase for a User-Cost Basis, and Preliminary Annual Estimates”
Brian Sliker (Bureau of Economic Analysis, UnitedStates) [Poster] Proposal
18. “Distributional Changes in Turbulent Times: Greece2007-2016”
Eirini Andriopoulou (Athens University of Economics andBusiness and Ministry of Finance, Greece), Eleni Kanavitsa(Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece), andPanos Tsakloglou (Athens University of Economics and Business,IZA and Hellenic Observatory (LSE), Greece) Proposal
Poster Session 5B:19. “Analysing the Joint Distribution of Income, Consumptionand Wealth in the UK Over Time”
Ellen Clowser (Office for National Statistics, UK), and AndrewBanks (Office for National Statistics, UK) Proposal
20. “A Quality Adjusted Labour Input Index of the EuropeanUnion for a Better Understanding of Productivity Developments:Productivity Paths in the EU”
Antonio Amores (European Commission’s Joint Research Centre),Juan Manuel Valderas Jaramillo (European Commission’s JointResearch Centre), Nadia Di Veroli (Eurostat and EuropeanCommission), Veronique Deneuville (Eurostat and EuropeanCommission), and Mattia Cai (European Commission’s JointResearch Centre) Proposal
8:00 PM -10 PM CEST: Meeting of the Editorial Board ofthe Review of Income and Wealth (by invitation)
Friday, August 27
2PM- 4PM CEST: Members Meeting
4:00 PM – 4:30 PM CEST: Break
4:30 PM-6:30 PM CEST: Council Meeting (by invitation)
