At a workshop organized by IZA and Higher School of Economics in Moscow (11-12.10.), Iga Magda talked about wage inequality in Central and Eastern Europe.
Jan Witajewski-Baltvilks presented his research conducted within TRANSrisk project at the 33rd Annual Congress of the European Economic Association (EEA).
Our research at the 30th Annual Conference of the European Association of Labour Economists in Lyon (France) - 13-15.09.
IBS Working Paper has been published in the Baltic Journal of Economics.
We welcome the submission of papers to the workshop organised by the IBS and the World Bank - Warsaw, 16-17 of January.
#labour #wage #inequality
— IBS Warsaw (@ibs_warsaw) October 16, 2018
The difference in wage inequality in #CEE has narrowed. The largest changes occurred during the Great Crisis. More about wage inequality in CEE in a forthcoming IBS Working Paper by I.Magda, @jan_gromadzki & @simone_moriconi pic.twitter.com/hLoAdiQEWN
#labour #wages #inequality
— IBS Warsaw (@ibs_warsaw) October 12, 2018
Czechia & Slovakia are countries with the lowest levels of wage inequality in CEE, but even there the dispersion is twice as high as in Scandinavian countries. The poorest EU countries are at the same time the most unequal. pic.twitter.com/FxjrsB5fD9
#labour #unemployment
— IBS Warsaw (@ibs_warsaw) October 9, 2018
In 2003-2016 the % of jobseekers receiving unemployment benefit was lower in Poland than in selected OECD countries. In 2016 - 7,2% in Poland vs 23,9% in OECD countries. Selected examples👇
(more in #OECD report: https://t.co/NSZPbrC7qF) pic.twitter.com/5mSWZh3n22
