The event, organised by the University of Valladolid, took place on 21 and 22 May at the Conde Ansúrez Conference Centre in Valladolid.
Our researchers presented a range of papers on topics such as inheritance and gift tax, the integration of fiscal microsimulation tools, policies to support workers and families, incentives for innovation and R&D, and the challenges facing public policy in the face of environmental risks.
At this 33rd Public Economics Conference, the papers presented by members of our research group were as follows:
- Rubén Amo, Rafael Granell, Amadeo Fuenmayor: «Efectos de las reformas del Impuesto sobre Sucesiones y Donaciones sobre el comportamiento de los contribuyentes en la Comunitat Valenciana»
- Amadeo Fuenmayor, Diego Muñoz: «Integración del Panel de Hogares en EUROMOD»
- Diego Muñoz, Stephan Köppe: «Non-take-up and In-work Poverty Reduction: The Case of the Working Family Payment»
- Bárbara López, Amadeo Fuenmayor: «Una propuesta de Complemento Salarial para España. Efectos sobre la Oferta Laboral»
- Georgina Solaz, Teresa Savall, Amadeo Fuenmayor: «Hacia un nuevo diseño de la política familiar española: evaluación de reformas con policy swaps en EUROMOD»
- Ivet del Sol, Sergio Afcha: «Selection of innovation projects for the consolidation of the business value chain in the Valencian Community»
- Manuel Chu, Sergio Afcha, Ivet del Sol: «Who Benefits from R&D Tax Incentives? Micro-Evidence from Colombia»
- Marta R. Casanova, Alfonso Bertomeu: «Reto de la Actuación Pública ante los Riesgos Medioambientales»