ONLINE Data forum ‘Life course analysis: data and methodological challenges’

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Description:

The InGRID – supported data forum on “Life course analysis: data and methodological challenges” brought together experts in life course analysis to discuss data and methodological issues. The data forum was organised in three streams: (1) data and methods for the study of intergenerational mobility, (2) use of cohort studies for life course analysis, (3) projection methods.

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Program

Tuesday, 6 July 2021

13.00-13.15
Introduction
Matteo Richiardi (CeMPA)

Session 1: Intergenerational mobility
Chair: Xavier Jara (CeMPA)

13:15-14:00
Trends in intergenerational home ownership and wealth transmission
Jo Blanden (University of Surrey)

14:00-14:45
A lifecycle estimator for intergenerational earnings mobility
Jan Stuhler (joint with Ursula Mello and Martin Nybom) (Universitad Carlos III)

14:45-15:00
Break

15:00-15:45
Trends in absolute intergenerational income mobility in Sweden
Makus Jantti (joint with Jesper Roine) (Stockholm University)

15:45-16:30
Contribution and challenges of studying intergenerational mobility in developing countries
Guido Neidhöfer (ZEW)

Wednesday, 7 July 2021

Session 2: Cohort and longitudinal data
Chair: Daria Popova (CeMPA)

9:00-9:45
Household income and children’s cognitive development between ages 3 and 9: Data from the Growing Up in Ireland study
Yekaterina Chzhen (Trinity College Dublin)

9:45-9:50
Break

9:50-10:35
Stratified employment trajectories, stratified outcomes: Addressing distributional questions using survey data and administrative records
Emanuela Struffolino (Humboldt-University)

10:35-10:40
Break

10:40-11:25
Examining the size of the gender wage gap within and across birth cohorts: some reflections on methodological challenges
Alex Bryson (UCL)

11:25-14:00
Break

Session 3: Projections
Chair: Matteo Richiardi (CeMPA)

14:00-14:45
A recipe for disaster: Survival modelling and extrapolation in health economic evaluation
Gianluca Baio (UCL)

14:45-14:50
Break

14:50-15:35
Combining observed and simulated data in comparing expected discounted pension benefits and contributions for cohorts born between 1910 and 1970
Nils Stolen (Statistics Norway)

15:35-15:40
Break

15:40-16:25
Economic insecurity: the role of job security, wage security, and social security. A microsimulation approach
Matteo Richiardi (joint with Patryk Bronka and Zhechun He) (CeMPA)

16:25-16:30
Conclusions
Matteo Richiardi (CeMPA)

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dpopova@essex.ac.uk