Showing posts with label Paris School of Economics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paris School of Economics. Show all posts

Friday, 15 December 2017

Last day at WID.world conference

I have enjoyed being here, for a day and a couple of more hours of program, at the first WID.world conference, held by and at the Paris School of Economics. Now it is coming to an end. A lot of interesting talks and data on historical developments in inequality around the world.

Thursday, 14 December 2017

Finally in Paris for inequality conference

I have finally arrived in Paris, at the global inequality conference of the Paris School of Economics. The very first World Inequality Report was launched this morning - but I missed that, since my flight yesterday from Stavanger to Oslo was delayed some 2 hours, making me miss my next flight, for Paris. But now, via Stockholm, I am here at last.

Wednesday, 11 October 2017

To attend Paris inequality conference after all

I have decided to attend the First WID.world conference, on global economic inequality, after all, even not presenting a paper. I see the conference, which is held in Paris December 14-15th, as very relevant for the research I am now starting on into the relation between prosperity and welfare.

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Tuesday, 12 September 2017

Future of growth paper rejected by First WID.world Conference organizers

I have been notified by the organizers of First WID.world Conference, to be held by Paris School of Economics in mid-December, that my submitted paper "The Statistician´s Guide to Utopia: The Future of Growth" has not been accepted for presentation.

Friday, 1 September 2017