Intergenerational inequality in four large EU countries: Does one model fit all?
Francesco Vona The extent to which social mobility differ across countries is subject of much debate in political and academic circles. The two poles of […]
Francesco Vona
The promotion of renewable energy innovation: when State intervention and competition go hand in hand
by Lionel Nesta and Francesco Vona[1] In contrast with the common belief that competition demands no State intervention, innovation policy and competition complement each other. […]
Better abilities or stronger social ties? Drivers of social immobility across EU countries
par Francesco Vona A high level of income inequality is commonly regarded to be more acceptable when associated with high social mobility. Empirical evidence has […]
Inequality and Global Imbalances: reconsidering old ideas to address new problems
by Jean-Luc Gaffard and Francesco Vona The main challenge of the Bretton Woods agreements was to reconcile social justice and full employment to be achieved […]
Human capital policies and inequality in recessions’ times
By Francesco Vona Not only economic crises reduce citizens’ current welfare, but might as well hinder the long-run economic potential leading to an excessive destruction […]