Novel data that highlight the advantages of consumption measures over income measures of inequality.

Claudia Goldin’s recent research on why the anti-women’s rights movement in the U.S.  gained traction and on what happens to the earnings gap as women reach middle-age.

New research examines the latest trends in gender and race earnings gap, college wage premium and the role of the household as a source of redistribution. How has digitalization impacted consumption inequality?

New research on how the assumption of non-homothetic preferences in models with high income dispersion affects the cost of living.

Which country-specific policies attract refugees? What are the short and long-term effects of the refugee inflow on EU economies?

How has global inequality evolved since 1820? A new methodology to measure within country inequality in real-time.

In a highly unequal economy social comparisons can lead to more risk taking or high precautionary savings depending on whether households engage in upward or downward comparisons.

The invasion of Ukraine has restricted exports of food and also triggered protectionist measures by other countries. Can a food crisis be avoided?

New research on the channels through which automation affects inequality. Can fiscal policies reduce automation-induced inequality?

Can be big data and the related methodological improvements shed a new light on the gender wage gap? How sorting in marriage and labor markets affects inequality. Are women happier than men?