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SUMMARY:Torkyld LINGSTAD (University of Oslo) - "Social change\, genetics and the gender revolution. Results from analyses of 26000 Norwegian twins born 1915-1991"
DESCRIPTION:\nThe Sociology Seminar: Thursdays\nTime: 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm\nDate: 6th of February 2020\nPlace: Room 3105\, ENSAE.\nTorkyld LINGSTAD (University of Oslo) – “Social change\, genetics and the gender revolution. Results from analyses of 26000 Norwegian twins born 1915-1991”\nAbstract : The heritability of educational attainment varies with time and national context\, and responds to policy and is linked to income mobility. The heritability of education can then serve as a measurement device for changes in opportunity structures. We estimate biometric ACE models using data on the educational attainments of 26000 Norwegian twins born 1915-1991\, and show how the importance of genetic and social factors changes over cohorts. Our results documents the path Norwegian society took through the 20th Century\, through three main phases of social change: First\, opportunity structures opens up only for men. Second\, early gender-equal families allow women to participate. In the third phase\, we document less selection on individual differences in mass education\, and universal gender equality norms points to male-female convergence.\nOrganizers : \nJeanne GANAULT\, Céline GOFFETTE\, Sébastien MICHIELS\, Sander WAGNER (Laboratoire de sociologie quantitative – CREST)\nSponsors :\nCREST\n\n
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SUMMARY:Claire Leroy (IPP): "Follow the money! Combining household and firm-level evidence to unravel the tax elasticity of dividends"
DESCRIPTION:Firms and Markets Seminar\n  \nAbstract:\nWe estimate the tax elasticity of dividends using two recent French reforms: a hike in the dividend tax rate followed\, five years later\, by a cut. To follow the cash movements within the balance sheets of households and firms caused by these reforms\, we use newly-accessible personal and corporate tax registries. Following the tax increase\, the elasticity of dividends equals four and there is no shifting towards other personal income categories. We find instead an increase in companies’ spending. After the tax decrease\, payouts revert to their initial level\, but not enough to offset the amounts received during the high-tax period.\nJoint work with Laurent Bach\, Antoine Bozio\, Arthur Guillouzouic\, Brice Fabre and Clément Malgouyres\n
URL:https://crest.science/event/claire-leroy-ipp-follow-the-money-combining-household-and-firm-level-evidence-to-unravel-the-tax-elasticity-of-dividends/
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