Events

29 May 2018 - 13:00

Inequality, Human Capital and Marital Patterns

Lecture series : Inequality and … ?

LISER together with many partners in Luxembourg co-organizes the following lecture.

Human capital has played a key role in the evolution of inequality over the recent decades. This lecture will first present some facts about inequality in general, then discuss endogenous human capital formation and its role on the labor and marriage markets. I will argue that an ‘inequality spiral’ is generated as educated people tend to marry their own and invest more into their children, increasing assortative matching among their offspring and resulting in more inequality for the next generation.

Speaker

Prof. Pierre-André Chiappori (Columbia University)

Registration

The lecture is free and requires registration at http://bit.ly/EIBI_events

Venue

European Investment Bank (EIB)
98-100 Boulevard Konrad Adenauer, Luxembourg

A shuttle bus will pick you up at 11:50 from Belval Campus - 11 Porte des Sciences to EIB and return (after the conference - 14:15)

Contact

inequality@uni.lu