Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality
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The Stone Center conducts and promotes quantitative research using inequality as a lens on society and the economy. Home to the US Office of LIS.
Joined August 2016
Today is the last day to apply! Inequality by the Numbers, our annual research workshop, will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. See the link below!
Applications are open for Inequality by the Numbers, our annual research workshop on socio-economic inequality. This year’s workshop will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31! https://t.co/tHhS91o1xg
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One week left to apply! This year's Inequality by the Numbers research workshop will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31!
Applications are open for Inequality by the Numbers, our annual research workshop on socio-economic inequality. This year’s workshop will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31! https://t.co/tHhS91o1xg
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Two weeks left to apply! This year's Inequality by the Numbers research workshop will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31!
Applications are open for Inequality by the Numbers, our annual research workshop on socio-economic inequality. This year’s workshop will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31! https://t.co/tHhS91o1xg
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Applications are open for Inequality by the Numbers, our annual research workshop on socio-economic inequality. This year’s workshop will be held in person at the CUNY Graduate Center from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31! https://t.co/tHhS91o1xg
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The Inequality by the Numbers workshop takes a broad approach to the study of socio-economic inequalities, spanning gaps in income, wealth, employment, wages, education, social mobility, politics,...
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I am grateful to be part of the GC Wealth Project team. Below, you can find the latest updates. Being responsible for Wealth Topogrophy database, you can reach out if you have any questions. #econtwitter #wealth @GC_CUNY @stone_lis
Key additions for Wealth Topography database: 🔹New concepts: offshore financial wealth + consumer durables 🔹 New sources: Atlas of the Offshore World, Credit Suisse, etc. 🔹 Coverage extended to 2023. Enhanced currency & price adjustments 👉 https://t.co/J10WE8ci18
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The working paper by @MSlopen on paid sick leave and older workers is the 100th in the Stone Center Working Paper Series! You can access the entire series here: https://t.co/NdGchXNe3v...
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Do older workers benefit from paid family leave & sick leave policies? @MSlopen discusses her new project, which recently received a fellowship from @uw_rdrc and @IRP_UW. https://t.co/QDkXh0IxOv
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Meredith Slopen, a Stone Center postdoctoral scholar, was recently awarded a fellowship by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Retirement and Disability Research Center (UW RDRC) and the Institute...
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From @MorelliSal incredible wealth inequality database at the @GC_CUNY. US wealth inequality (measured by the top 10% share) is at a very high plateau, but not increasing in the past decade. https://t.co/8joJ5nIUPY
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For wealth inequality data we now rely on an expanded number of sources, increased from 42 to 54. E.g. we now include the Distributional Wealth Accounts (DWA) from the ECB! For ex. see the top 10% for Italy. For more info on the data release see https://t.co/HTo7rJgj2R
From @MorelliSal incredible wealth inequality database at the @GC_CUNY. US wealth inequality (measured by the top 10% share) is at a very high plateau, but not increasing in the past decade. https://t.co/8joJ5nIUPY
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🌍 Exciting Opportunities at LISER and LIS! LISER and the @lisdata (LIS) are proud to announce the third call for two research initiatives: This year a particular attention will be given to the policies dealing with old-age and pensions and their impact on inequality and labour
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Only a few days left to apply!
POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER in PUBLIC ECONOMICS (“Drivers and consequences of rising economic inequality”) Application deadline: 3 Jan 2025 Interviews: Interviews will be conducted remotely by video starting February, 2025. https://t.co/aVXpdmNw89
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How much of the wealth do the poorest 50% own in the U.S.? Have wealth shares rebounded enough since 2008? Click to compare the U.S. to other countries through the GC Wealth Project’s interactive dashboard — see our new featured content here: https://t.co/6TU5nv3A82
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How should researchers categorize "fair" and "unfair" inequalities when measuring inequality of opportunity in childhood? Aman Desai, a @GC_CUNY Ph.D. candidate in economics and a Stone Center Junior Scholar, explains his novel approach and his new WP. https://t.co/YidYoXNFnc
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Aman Desai, a Ph.D. candidate in economics at the Graduate Center and a Stone Center Junior Scholar, is the author of “Measuring Income Inequality of Opportunity,” a working paper recently added to...
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Does the Chinese public support the redistribution of wealth gained through economic reforms? Read the new WP by @BelguiseMargot, Nora Yuqian Chen, Yuchen Huang & @GC_CUNY Stone Center postdoc @ZhexunMO. https://t.co/d5RCMQeVbs
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In the latest post for his new Substack, @GC_CUNY Stone Center's @paulkrugman looks at U.S.-EU divergence in the tech sector, and the role of geographic clusters. https://t.co/QpSc0y6qo9
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In this post, Stone Center Senior Scholar Paul Krugman looks at U.S.–EU divergence in the technology sector, and the role of geographic clusters. The post originally appeared in his Substack newsle...
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The new Substack by @GC_CUNY Stone Center's @paulkrugman is available now! His first post discusses parallels between current and past efforts "to bring a business sensibility" to the federal budget. https://t.co/eWTYH05tby
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With this post, Stone Center Senior Scholar Paul Krugman reintroduces his Substack newsletter: Krugman wonks out. In the post, his first since retiring after nearly 25 years as a New York Times...
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"Enforcing Colonial Rule: Blood Tax and Head Tax in French West Africa," a new WP by Denis Cogneau and @GC_CUNY Stone Center postdoc @ZhexunMO analyzes the coercive capacity of colonial states and the agency of colonized people. https://t.co/078YZIgiVg
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Honored to host Prof. Stephen Jenkins tomorrow for our last seminar of Fall term! @StephenPJenkin1 Topic: "Have recent changes in UK income inequality been significant?" 📍 Attend in person or follow online. Don’t miss this insightful talk! 👉 Details: https://t.co/EUpyhWJOjS
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At what point do inheritances increase wealth inequality? What are the possible implications for the design of inheritance taxes? A new WP on data from 6 rich countries by @MorelliSal, Brian Nolan, @J_C_Palomino & Philippe Van Kerm. https://t.co/m2VEPYepxw
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📢Save the date: Wed 11 Dec 12pm CET !We’re thrilled to welcome Stephen Jenkins @StephenPJenkin1 (@LSEInequalities ) for a talk on his paper "Have recent changes in UK income inequality been significant?" 🌐 Online too Light lunch follows. Register here https://t.co/Md02NGGMgR...
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