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2003






Inégalités et politiques sociales au Brésil			28 novembre

Séminaire organisé par le CEPII

	Marcelo Neri	Centre d'Etudes des Politiques Sociales Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Rio de Janeiro



	Jérôme Sgard	CEPII


	Lionel Fontagné	CEPII





Le risque de déflation et les moyen de la combattre			17 novembre

Séminaire organisé par le CEPII, le CIREM et Groupama Asset Management

Sources et raisons du risque déflationniste

	Michel Aglietta	CEPII Université Paris X



	Laurent Berrebi	Groupama Asset Management


	Richard Koo	Nomura

Les politiques pour combattre le risque déflationniste


	Philppe Moutot	European Central Bank


	Jeffery D. Amato	Bank for International Settlements




Global Economic Prospects 2004		3 septembre

Présentation du rapport par la Banque mondiale et le CEPII


Employment, Productivity and Skills in the Knowledge Economy		16 mai

Skill Use and Technical Change: International Evidence	Mary O'Mahony Kate Robinson Michela Vecchi



ICT and Employment Growth in Italian Industries	Alessandro Sterlacchini Nicola Matteuci


The Employment of IT Personnel: a Comparison Between the US and the UK	Michael Peneder

Growth Accounts for France 1982-2000: the Role of Skills	Laurence Nayman


The Impact of ICT Investment on Establishment Productivity	Thomas Zwick


The Impact on Firms of ICT Skill-Supply Strategies - A British-German Comparison of Four Industries	Karin Wagner

Innovations and Job Stability	Thomas Coutrot

The Computerisation of the "Old" Economy: New Machines, New Structures and New Workers	Nathalie Greenan


Ageing and Welfare Systems: What Have we Learned? A Comparative EU-US Perspective		24-25 janvier

Welcome	Guy Quaden


Immigration: Panacea or Danger for the EU?	Tito Boeri


Fewer Young People: Less Unemployment?	Juan Jimeno


The Impact of Enlargement, Ageing and the Labour Market	Karl Pichelmann


Demographic Evolutions and Unemployment: an Analysis of French Labour Markets with Workers Generations	Jean Chateau Jean-Louis Guérin Florence Legros


The Influence of Wage and Unemployment Differentials on Labour Mobility in the EU: A Meta-Analysis	Sjef Ederveen Nick Bardsley

Immigration and the Dutch Economy: Labour Market Effects	Rob Euwals Hans Roodenburg

Migration and Regional Adjustment to Asymmetric Shocks in Transition Economies	Jan Fidrmuc

Migration Policy, Irregular Migration and Aging in the Welfare State	M. Alofs

Budgetary Costs of Ageing	Henri Bogaert

Scenarios for Health Care Systems in an Ageing Society	Erika Schulz

Ageing and Pensions in the Euro Area. Survey and Projection Results	P.C. Rother M. Catenaro G. Schwab

Macroeconomic Consequences of Pension Reforms in Europe: an Investigation with the Ingénue Model	Equipe Ingénue

Population Ageing, Electoral Behaviour and Early Retirement	Florence Legros

Assessing the Political Sustainability of Parametric Social Security Reforms: The Case of Italy	Marcello D'Amato Vicenzo Galasso

What Have we Learned in Europe?	Richard Blundell

What Have we Learned in the US?	Robert J. Willis

Demographic Risks and Uncertainty	Juha Alho

Behavioural Sclerosis and the Future of the Welfare State	Bengt-Arne Wickström