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April 29, 2024Work-family balance: a study highlights the main effects of the 2007 parental reform in GermanyA new study highlights the opportunities for work-family balance, in connection with the 2007 parental leave reform in Germany
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January 12, 2024Lorenzo Incoronato wins award for best paper on public policiesThe young researcher has won the second edition of the award given by FBK-IRVAPP. He will present his work in Venice on Jan. 23 before participants of the International School on Impact Evaluation
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October 2, 2023The spread of automation in Europe and the impact on family income inequalityPiotr Lewandowski, a well-known Polish economist, presented preliminary results of a joint research study aimed at assessing the impact of automation (industrial robots) on household income inequality in 14 European countries.
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July 24, 2023Effects of using non-compete agreements in the Italian labor marketLorenzo Luisetto, Doctoral Candidate - Michigan University, presented at FBK-IRVAPP the results of an empirical study about the regulatory framework, use, incidence and content of non-compete agreements in the Italian labor market.
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May 18, 2023Does financial literacy start at home?Giovanna Paladino addresses the topic of financial literacy by trying to understand whether money management models are part of parental educational content and how these are transferred generationally and are appropriated by children.
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February 22, 2023Testing and supporting the use of digital learning assessmentThe Institute for Evaluation Research on Public Policies at Fondazione Bruno Kessler has evaluated the impact of the Toolkit platform, which aims to help the dissemination of digital learning evaluation.
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February 17, 2023Inheritances and social justiceSalvatore Morelli presented the findings of his latest study: "The Influence of Intergenerational Transfers on Wealth Inequality in Rich Countries: Size Matters" at FBK-IRVAPP