International audienceDespite the persistent link between finance and inequality, established in very different contexts over the few thousand years of urban and monetary civilization, the nature of this link remains highly problematic. Is it a causality, the development of financial activities causing the rise of inequality? Or is it a simple correlation, the two phenomena basically arising from similar causes? We opt here for the second position, which does not mean that the financial tools and the rise of the financial professions cannot amplify the increase in inequalities, but rather that the latter finds its origin in social processes incorporating a strong political dimension. Better still, it highlights how, at least on certain occa...
Financial development affects income inequality differently in the short and in the long term. Inves...
Financial development affects income inequality differently in the short and in the long term. Inves...
During the last thirty years, financial regulation has been reoriented within a political project ai...
International audienceDespite the persistent link between finance and inequality, established in ver...
International audienceThis article provides a synthetic survey of the recent literature addressing t...
Much attention has recently been given to whether market reforms reduce or increase inequality. Ineq...
Based on the DADS, a very detailed French database on wages, we show that wage inequalities started ...
The rise in inequality has been explained with reference to organized groups and the lobbying of the...
This paper critically reviews the literature on finance and inequality, highlighting substantive gap...
By dividing wages, generalizing indebtedness and creating the illusion that ownership has become uni...
International audienceMany studies illustrate the increasing power of financial officers in organisa...
L’article complète les travaux sur la financiarisation des économies contemporaines à partir de donn...
The Crisis and the Stretching of Inequalities : What Links ? What Lessons ? Over the last twenty ye...
By dividing wages, generalizing indebtedness and creating the illusion that ownership has become uni...
Financial development affects income inequality differently in the short and in the long term. Inves...
Financial development affects income inequality differently in the short and in the long term. Inves...
During the last thirty years, financial regulation has been reoriented within a political project ai...
International audienceDespite the persistent link between finance and inequality, established in ver...
International audienceThis article provides a synthetic survey of the recent literature addressing t...
Much attention has recently been given to whether market reforms reduce or increase inequality. Ineq...
Based on the DADS, a very detailed French database on wages, we show that wage inequalities started ...
The rise in inequality has been explained with reference to organized groups and the lobbying of the...
This paper critically reviews the literature on finance and inequality, highlighting substantive gap...
By dividing wages, generalizing indebtedness and creating the illusion that ownership has become uni...
International audienceMany studies illustrate the increasing power of financial officers in organisa...
L’article complète les travaux sur la financiarisation des économies contemporaines à partir de donn...
The Crisis and the Stretching of Inequalities : What Links ? What Lessons ? Over the last twenty ye...
By dividing wages, generalizing indebtedness and creating the illusion that ownership has become uni...
Financial development affects income inequality differently in the short and in the long term. Inves...
Financial development affects income inequality differently in the short and in the long term. Inves...
During the last thirty years, financial regulation has been reoriented within a political project ai...