Economie et Statistique / Economics and Statistics

2017 - 2024

Continuation of Économie et Statistique.

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2017, issue 497-498

Introduction – Regions and territories: Evolutions and changes pp. 5-17

Pierre Veltz

Disparities and territorial discontinuities in France with its new regions: A multiscalar and multidimensional interpretation pp. 19-41

Kim Antunez, Brigitte Baccaïni, Marianne Guérois and Ronan Ysebaert

Does the decentralisation theorem apply to the French local governments? An empirical test on intermunicipal competences pp. 43-64

Quentin Frère and Lionel Védrine

Comment – The difficult equation of territorial reforms: from big is beautiful to the impossible simplification of the institutional layer-cake pp. 65-71

Andre Torre

Standards of living and segregation in twelve French metropolises pp. 73-96

Jean-Michel Floch

Comment – Income segregation in cities: A reflection on the gap between concept and measurement pp. 97-101

Ana Moreno-Monroy

Technical change and automation of routine tasks: Evidence from local labour markets in France, 1999‑2011 pp. 103-122

Pauline Charnoz and Michael Orand

Measurement and anticipation of territorial vulnerability to offshoring risks: An analysis on sectoral data for France pp. 123-144

Hugues Jennequin, Luis Miotti and El Mouhoub Mouhoud

Comment – The impact of globalisation and technology on local labour markets pp. 145-150

Farid Toubal

Geographical pathways of individuals born in France: Construction of a typology pp. 151-170

Henri Martin

2017, issue 494-495-496

Introduction – Ten long years of crisis pp. 5-10

Daniel Cohen

Stagnation of productivity in France: A legacy of the crisis or a structural slowdown? pp. 11-36

Gilbert Cette, Simon Corde and Rémy Lecat

Comment - Productivity slowdown and loss of allocative efficiency: A French disease? pp. 37-43

Flora Bellone

Foreword – The crisis, ten years after: Lessons learnt for monetary and financial research pp. 45-64

Andreas Beyer, Benoit Coeuré and Caterina Mendicino

Fiscal policy coordination in a monetary union at the zero lower bound pp. 65-90

Jocelyn Boussard and Benoît Campagne

An assessment of the effects of unconventional monetary policies on the cost of credit to non-financial companies in the eurozone pp. 91-110

Désiré Kanga and Grégory Levieuge

Monetary policy, illiquid collateral and bank lending during the European sovereign debt crisis pp. 111-130

Jean Barthélemy, Vincent Bignon and Benoît Nguyen

Can better capitalised banks be more profitable? An analysis of large French banking groups before and after the financial crisis pp. 131-148

Olivier de Bandt, Boubacar Camara, Pierre Pessarossi and Martin Rose

Comment - Monetary policies and financial crisis: Towards a new central banking pp. 149-154

Andre Cartapanis

Why does household demand for shares decline during the crisis? The French case pp. 155-177

Luc Arrondel and André Masson

The individual dynamics of wage income in France during the crisis pp. 179-199

Pierre Pora and Lionel Wilner

Crisis adjustment strategies in France: The contribution of establishment-level data pp. 201-217

Delphine Brochard and Corinne Perraudin

2017, issue 493

The effect of R&D subsidies and tax incentives on employment: an evaluation for small firms in France pp. 5-22

Vincent Dortet-Bernadet and Michaël Sicsic

Do public subsidies have an impact on start-ups survival rates? An assessment for four cohorts of firms set up by previously unemployed entrepreneurs in France pp. 23-42

Dominique Redor

Comment: Effectiveness of public support for R&D and entrepreneurship pp. 43-48

Pierre Mohnen

High turnover among nursing staff in private nursing homes for dependent elderly people in France: impact of the local environment and the wage pp. 49-66

Cécile Martin and Mélina Ramos-Gorand

Does women’s employment growth increase wage inequalities between couples? The case of France between 1982 and 2014 pp. 67-85

Milan Bouchet-Valat

How long do situations of single parenthood last? An estimation based on French data pp. 87-112

Vianney Costemalle

2017, issue 491-492

Editorial. Économie et Statistique becomes Economie et Statistique / Economics and Statistics pp. 5-6

Laurence Bloch

Foreword. On the importance of taking a life-cycle view in understanding generational issues pp. 7-7

Richard Blundell

Age and generations: a general introduction pp. 9-22

Didier Blanchet

Differences between public and private sector pensions: an analysis based on career profile simulations pp. 23-39

Patrick Aubert and Corentin Plouhinec

Taking contributions into account in public‑private comparison of pensions. Comment on “Differences between public and private sector pensions: an analysis based on career profile simulations” pp. 41-46

Antoine Bozio

Lifecycle deficit in France: an assessment for the period 1979-2011 pp. 47-70

Hippolyte d’Albis, Carole Bonnet, Julien Navaux, Jacques Pelletan and François-Charles Wolff

Intergenerational inequalities in standards of living in France pp. 71-92

Hippolyte d’Albis and Ikpidi Badji

Calculating the standard of living of a household: one or several equivalence scales? pp. 93-108

Henri Martin

Pseudo‑panel methods and an example of application to Household Wealth data pp. 109-130

Marine Guillerm