La mobilité sociale

November 14

13.30-14.00

Registration and coffee

14.00-14.10

Opening remarks: Denis Beau (Banque de France) & Alain Trannoy (AMSE)

14.10-15.10

Keynote lecture #1:

On worker and firm heterogeneity in wages and employment mobility: Evidence from Danish register data, Jean-Marc Robin (Sciences Po & UCL)
Chair: Eva Moreno Galbis (AMSE)

15.10-16.00

A Dynamic Empirical Model of Frictional Spatial Job Search, Christian Schluter (AMSE)
Discussant: Benoît Schmutz (Polytechnique)

16.00-16.30

Coffee break

16.30-18.10

Heterogeneity and wage inequalities over the life cycle, Sébastien Roux (INSEE)
Discussant: Clémence Berson (Banque de France)

The end of the American dream? Inequality and segregation in US cities, Alessandra Fogli (Fed of Minneapolis)
Discussant: Gregory Verdugo (University of Evry)

November 15

9.00-10.40

The changing geography of intergenerational mobility, Jack Blundell (Stanford Univ.)
Discussant: Clément Bosquet (Univ. of Cergy)

Intergenerational mobility in China across space, Yining Geng (Univ. of Liverpool)
Discussant: Sylvie Démurger (CNRS & Gate)

10.40-11.00

Coffee break

11.00-12.00

Keynote lecture #2:

Intergenerational wealth formation over the life cycle: Evidence from Danish wealth records 1984-2013, Wojciech Kopczuk (Columbia Univ. & CEPR)
Chair: Frédérique Savignac (Banque de France)

12.00-13.00

Lunch

13.00-14.40

“And yet it moves”: Intergenerational mobility in Italy, Alberto Polo (Bank of England)
Discussant: Salvatore Lo Bello (Banca d’Italia)

The wealth origins of income mobility, Tarik Roukny (KU Leuven)
Discussant: Ernesto Villanueva (Banco de España)

14.40-15.00

Coffee break

15.00-16.40

Spatial disparities in France in the long run: From diverging production to converging income, Aurélie Sotura (Banque de France)
Discussant: Miren Lafourcade (Univ. Paris Sud & PSE)

Dynamic approach of spatial segregation: A framework with mobile phone data, Lino Galiana (INSEE)
Discussant: Florence Goffette-Nagot (GATE & CNRS)

16.40-16.45

Concluding remarks