Public outreach

Only in French - An article by Marwân-al-Qays Bousmah (Ined) et Bruno Ventelou (CNRS/AMSE) published in The Conversation.fr

We make choices every day. But are our preferences fixed, or do they evolve as we experience new things? This question is explored in a recent study by economic researchers.

Only in French | Interview of Alain Trannoy (EHESS/AMSE) for La Provence.

Only in French | Nathalie Ferrière (Science Po Aix/AMSE) took part in the ‘Entendez-vous l'éco’ programme on France Culture on official development assistance.

Only in French | A debate between Marie Toussaint (Member of the European Parliament), Fanny Henriet (CNRS/AMSE), Maxime Combes (ATTAC France) published by Alternatives Economiques

Pension systems worldwide are facing increasing strain due to rising life expectancy and improved health. A team of economists has proposed an innovative pension model linked to the health of the population, which could ease the burden on public finances.

Stress is often perceived as a hindrance, but a study by economists suggests that, in certain cases, it can actually boost performance. Students exposed to stressful topics—such as unemployment or the mental health consequences of the pandemic—respond by sharpening their focus and improving their performance.

What is the history of women's place in the workforce? By exploring the unpaid work carried out by women over the last 150 years in the United States, economists Barbara Petrongolo, Claudia Olivetti and Rachel Ngai reveal the often underestimated importance of their role.

Only in French - An article by Marc Sangnier (amU/AMSE) published in The Conversation.