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what is the share of births to foreign-born mothers in spain’s major cities? on average, 36% immigrant women account for around 12% more births than their share of women of childbearing age would predict, though this overrepresentation factor varies considerably across cities

what is the share of births to foreign-born mothers in spain’s major cities? on average, 36%

immigrant women account for around 12% more births than their share of women of childbearing age would predict, though this overrepresentation factor varies considerably across cities
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new educational attainment data for every spanish neighborhood in 2023, released a few days ago by the national statistical office, is now available at wikibarrio.es

new educational attainment data for every spanish neighborhood in 2023, released a few days ago by the national statistical office, is now available at wikibarrio.es
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spain is undergoing a demographic revolution. in just over 40 years (1998-2039), it will have transformed from a country where foreign-born residents were a tiny minority (<3%) to one where nearly 40% of residents are either immigrants themselves or children of immigrants

spain is undergoing a demographic revolution. in just over 40 years (1998-2039), it will have transformed from a country where foreign-born residents were a tiny minority (&lt;3%) to one where nearly 40% of residents are either immigrants themselves or children of immigrants
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what does this demographic shift mean for regional languages? both first and second generation immigrants speak catalan significantly less frequently than catalan-born individuals, but their spanish usage is higher! if i were a catalan nationalist, these numbers would worry me

what does this demographic shift mean for regional languages?

both first and second generation immigrants speak catalan significantly less frequently than catalan-born individuals, but their spanish usage is higher!

if i were a catalan nationalist, these numbers would worry me
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between 2021-2024, spain's foreign-born population increased by around 1.5 million. which places absorbed this demographic shift? data on foreign-born population change by neighborhood is now available at wikibarrio.es

between 2021-2024, spain's foreign-born population increased by around 1.5 million. which places absorbed this demographic shift?

data on foreign-born population change by neighborhood is now available at wikibarrio.es
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📢The program for the 7th The EBRD and CEPR Research Symposium is now on-line!📢 Join us on June 2-3 in London to discuss “The Economics of Demographic Change" Keynotes: Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (UPenn) and Matthias Doepke (LSE) Program and registration: lnkd.in/e5aNypaf

📢The program for the 7th <a href="/EBRD/">The EBRD</a>  and <a href="/cepr_org/">CEPR</a>  Research Symposium is now on-line!📢

Join us on June 2-3 in London to discuss “The Economics of Demographic Change"

Keynotes: Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (UPenn) and <a href="/mdoepke/">Matthias Doepke</a> (LSE)

Program and registration: lnkd.in/e5aNypaf
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siguiendo la sugerencia de Jon González: los salarios de las generaciones más jóvenes en españa son sistemáticamente menores en términos reales que los de las mayores a la misma edad los nacidos en los 60 cobraban de media un 20% más en la treintena que los nacidos en los 80

siguiendo la sugerencia de <a href="/Jongonzlz/">Jon González</a>: los salarios de las generaciones más jóvenes en españa son sistemáticamente menores en términos reales que los de las mayores a la misma edad

los nacidos en los 60 cobraban de media un 20% más en la treintena que los nacidos en los 80
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it was an absolute pleasure having Jesús Fernández-Villaverde with us at the ebrd. exceptional keynote on the kind of big questions that remind you why you got into economics in the first place gracias jesús!

it was an absolute pleasure having <a href="/JesusFerna7026/">Jesús Fernández-Villaverde</a> with us at the ebrd. exceptional keynote on the kind of big questions that remind you why you got into economics in the first place

gracias jesús!
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hace unos días publiqué un gráfico sobre la evolución de los salarios por grupo de edad y cohortes de nacimiento en españa que tuvo bastante difusión. hoy Kiko Llaneras publica en el país un (fantástico) análisis en el que muestra un gráfico similar (elpais.com/espana/2025-06…),

hace unos días publiqué un gráfico sobre la evolución de los salarios por grupo de edad y cohortes de nacimiento en españa que tuvo bastante difusión. hoy <a href="/kikollan/">Kiko Llaneras</a> publica en el país un (fantástico) análisis en el que muestra un gráfico similar (elpais.com/espana/2025-06…),
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esto NO es el salario medio real, la serie está expresada en términos de "empleado equivalente a tiempo completo". qué pasa si la precariedad y el empleo involuntario a tiempo parcial aumentan? lo mires por donde lo mires, la conclusión es la que es: los salarios reales en

esto NO es el salario medio real, la serie está expresada en términos de "empleado equivalente a tiempo completo". qué pasa si la precariedad y el empleo involuntario a tiempo parcial aumentan?

lo mires por donde lo mires, la conclusión es la que es: los salarios reales en
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since 1995, the average annual wage of employees in spain has increased by just +3% (+6% on a full-time-equivalent basis) in real terms. in italy, real wage growth has been essentially zero that's it. 28 years of nothing. and no serious plan to fix it

since 1995, the average annual wage of employees in spain has increased by just +3% (+6% on a full-time-equivalent basis) in real terms. in italy, real wage growth has been essentially zero

that's it. 28 years of nothing. and no serious plan to fix it