2019 : Famille et retraite

Programme

9h15 – ACCUEIL CAFÉ

9h30 – OUVERTURE

Pierre-Carl Michaud (HEC Montréal), “Understanding joint retirement” avec Arthur Van Soest (Univ. Tilburg) et Luc Bissonnette (Univ. Laval).

10h15-11h00 – SESSION 1, RETIREMENT AND DEMOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOURS

Raymond Montizaan (ROA, Univ. Maastricht), Andries de Grip et Didier Fouarge (ROA, Univ. Maastricht), “Redistribution of individual pension wealth to survivor pensions: Evidence from a Stated Preferences Analysis”. Discutante: Bénédicte Apouey (CNRS, Paris School of Economics)

11h00-11h30 – PAUSE

11h30-13h00 – SESSION 1 (suite)

Giulia Ferrari (Ined) et Anne Solaz (Ined), “Til retirement do us part? The divorce risk of seniors in France”. Discutante: Elena Stancanelli (CNRS, Paris School of Economics)
Roméo Fontaine (Ined) et Julien Bergeot (Thema, Univ. Cergy- Pontoise), “The effect of retirement on informal care provision”. Discutante: Eve Caroli (Univ. Paris Dauphine)

13h00-14h00 – DÉJEUNER – BUFFET

14h00-15h30 – SESSION 2, FAMILY-RELATED RETIREMENT BENEFITS AND HOUSEHOLD BEHAVIOUR

Alain Jousten (Univ. Liège) et Mathieu Lefebvre (Univ. Strasbourg), “Spousal and survivor benefi in option value models of retirement”. Discutant: Benoît Rapoport (Univ. Paris 1 et Ined)
Giulia Giupponi (LSE), “When Income Effects are Large: Labor Supply Responses and the Value of Welfare Transfers”. Discutant: Maxime Tô (IPP, UCL)

15h30-16h00 – PAUSE

16h00-16h45 – SESSION 3, ÉVOLUTION DES PENSIONS DE RÉVERSION EN FRANCE

Antoine Bozio (IPP, Paris School of Economics), Maxime Tô (IPP, UCL), Carole Bonnet (Ined) et Julie Tréguier (Ined, IPP), “Vers un système de retraite universel en points : quelles réformes pour les pensions de réversion ?”. Discutant: Lionel Wilner (Insee)

16h45 – SESSION DE CLÔTURE

17h15 – VERRE DE CLÔTURE