Soon will be presenting at my favourite conference: #SOLE 2024. And Portland is the best location so far.

New WP with Chrostek & Michał Myck: limited externalities on workers approaching eligibility from age-specific employment protection targeted at older workers. Het suggest small benefits for incumbent workers and small losses for those initially unemployed nber.org/papers/w32371

'Government contracting and living wages > minimum wages' - New paper from Stephen Machin & myself now out as a Centre for Economic Performance DP.
The paper studies a prevalent ESG clause in government procurement contracts: Living Wages set considerably higher above the mandate minimum. (1/n)

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Potrzebne do tego będą kontrole obowiązkowych ubezpieczeń na Bałtyku i Morzu Śródziemnym.

Szczegóły proponowanych rozwiań opisujemy w naszym najnowszym stanowisku:

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Ukazał się nowy numer 'Roczników Dziejów Społecznych i Gospodarczych', a w nim mój artykuł o elicie majątkowej Warszawy lat 70.tych. Na podstawie danych z poboru nadzwyczajnego podatku majątkowego identyfikuje kim byli najbogatsi Warszawiacy.

Little is known about the historical evolution of income #inequality in Eastern Europe.

S. Nikolić, F. Novokmet, & Piotr Paweł Larysz fill this gap with new estimates of long-term income inequality in Bulgaria and Czech Lands/Czechoslovakia in the XXcentury.

▶️tinyurl.com/2kpbpk4w

“The road ahead is with filled with challenges ... but the coalition’s broad and progressive plans offer a vision for a stable and thriving Poland.”
Pawel Bukowski and Wojtek Paczos on Poland’s economic outcomes under a new govt.

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. Pawel Bukowski and Wojtek Paczos explore the future of Poland’s economy under its new government, highlighting the changes and challenges that could arise.

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My new piece on the economic prospect for Poland, with Wojtek Paczos

UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies Centre for Economic Performance

This column uses #US historical microdata to document a link between the decline in #interestrates & labour income shares & variations in the life-cycle #wealth of consecutive generational cohorts.
Luis Bauluz CUNEF Universidad, Timothy Meyer Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn Kiel Institute (IfW Kiel)
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💡 Spotlighting research by Neil Lee, Mark Fransham and Pawel Bukowski

'Spatial labour market inequality and social protection in the UK' 🇬🇧

🔴 zurl.co/8Zhn

Join us today for our seminar series! Marco Ranaldi will present the paper 'Fractal Macroeconomics' and Chiara Amini 'Social Return on Investments for Arts and Creative Industries'.
📅 Mon, 11 March
🕓 4pm (GMT)
📍UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies
Learn more: cnetucl.co.uk/events

I had great commentators at my book talk in London: Marco Ranaldi and Carolina Alves who have suggestions re. possible second edition additions and the current presentations. Paul Segal and Ingrid Bleynat gave excellent, very detailed comments on the MS. So thankful to all!

Spatial Labour Market Inequality and Social Protection in the UK

New paper w/ Mark Fransham Pawel Bukowski in LSE Public Policy Review:
ppr.lse.ac.uk/11/volume/3/is…

Nierówności dochodowe w Polsce są duże i w dużej mierze to zasługa transformacji gospodarczej.

O ile nierówności dochodowe same w sobie nie są złe, to zbyt duże rozwarstwienie nie pozwala na inkluzywny rozwój gospodarczy — twierdzi dr Pawel Bukowski

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Just 7 days until the London launch “Visions of Inequality”. Don’t forget to register 👇🏻