IEB Report 1/2025: Revisiting the Role of Minimum Wages
Although early economic theory and empirical research highlighted the potential disemployment effects of binding minimum wages (MWs), a growing body of evidence— strengthened by improved methodologies and richer data— has deepened our understanding of minimum wage (MW) policies, partially reshaping this perspective (Dube and Lindner, 2024).
IEB’s Reports of Activities 2024
Report IEB 2024
The IEB Report on Fiscal Federalism and Public Finance is published every year, since 2009, with the aim of analysing issues of great relevance today related to fiscal federalism and public finance.
IEB Report 4/2024: What Can We Do to Make Rentals More Affordable?
Access to housing has become a major problem, ranking high on the lists of Spaniards’ top concerns in the latest surveys by the Spanish Center for Sociological Research (CIS) and Catalan Center for Opinion Studies (CEO). There are objective grounds for this concern. According to OECD data, in Spain, housing-related expenditure as a share of total household expenditure increased by 8 percentage points between 1995 and 2022.
SEMINAR: Guglielmo Zappalà (University of California, Berkeley) – “Propagation of Extreme Heat in Agriculture Across Sectors and Space”
January 31, 2025 – 14.30h – Room 1038
SEMINAR: Francesco Barilari (University of Rome Tor Vergata) – “Shooting Political Polarization”
February 4, 2025 – 14.30h – Room 1038
