The meeting took place on May 4th and 5th at the Faculty of Economics and Business Sciences at the University of Extremadura in Badajoz.
Our investigators gave a variety of presentations on a number of diverse topics including financial deductions, the wealth tax, minimum wage, learning tools in the field of public economics, and the evaluation of public policies concerning health.
In this XXX Meeting on Public Economics, our members lead the following presentations:
- Amadeo Fuenmayor, Teresa Savall: “EUROMOD as a learning tool in the field of public economics: A practical application”
- Diego Muñoz, Stephan Köppe, Amadeo Fuenmayor, Rafael Granell: “Labour characteristics and non-take-up. The case of in-work benefits”
- Diego Muñoz, Rafael Granell, Amadeo Fuenmayor: “Non-take-up in the Minimum Income Insertion system in Spain: A proposal for analysis”
- Rubén Amo, Rafael Granell, Amadeo Fuenmayor: “Regional impacts of the new Wealth Tax: An analysis via micro-simulation”
- Juan José Arnadillo, Amadeo Fuenmayor, Rafael Granell: “Causal effect of minimum wage: The case of Spain in 2019”
- Georgina Solaz, Amadeo Fuenmayor, Teresa Savall, Rafael Granell: “Evaluation of public policies concerning health: A synthetic control approach to anti-tobacco legislation”
Program XXX Meeting on Public Economics
