π€ Co-organized by
@liser.lu @lisdata.bsky.social @share-eric.bsky.social
Registration is free but required, please register until November 18.
π More info & programme:
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LIS is a research center facilitating cross-national microdata analyses. LIS is home to the ex-post harmonised Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) & Luxembourg Wealth Study (LWS) Databases. https://www.lisdatacenter.org/
π€ Co-organized by
@liser.lu @lisdata.bsky.social @share-eric.bsky.social
Registration is free but required, please register until November 18.
π More info & programme:
www.lisdatacenter.org/news-and-eve...
π£ 2025 (LIS)Β²ERβSHARE Joint Workshop
#Pensions & Old-Age #WellBeing: Policy Challenges in #Ageing Societies
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27β28 Nov 2025 | π #Luxembourg
Two days of research and discussion on ageing, health, retirement, and inequality, concluding with a policy roundtable on sustainable pension reforms.
π£ 2025 (LIS)2ER-SHARE Joint workshop: #Pensions & Old-age #WellBeing: Policy Challenges in Ageing Societies
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Nov. 27-28, 2025 in #Luxembourg
π€Co-organized by @liser.lu @lisdata.bsky.social @share-eric.bsky.social
Registration is free but required
πInfo: www.lisdatacenter.org/news-and-eve...
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5 / Find all here in the combined pdf version: lisdatacenter.org/wp-content/u...
16.09.2025 07:08 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 04/ #InequalityMatters features three contributions:
ποΈDenys Orlov on savings, #financialliteracy & demographics in the UK
ποΈChiara Mussida & Dario Sciulli on #inworkpoverty across 22 European countries
ποΈJΓΆrg Neugschwender on household incomes in #Luxembourg & neighbours
3/ Other data updates:
LIS Database
βΆοΈFrance: FR21, FR22
βΆοΈLuxembourg: LU22, LU23
βΆοΈSwitzerland: CH20, CH21, CH22
βΆοΈUruguay: UY23, UY24
βΆοΈGermany: DE21, DE22 (LIS + LWS now based on GSOEP-Core v40.1eu)
LWS Database
βΆοΈUK: UK21 (LWS)
2/ The biggest news: India joins the LWS Database
Four datasets (IN91, IN02, IN12, IN18) from AIDIS/NSS rounds are now harmonised β bringing new insights from one of the worldβs largest economies.
1/ The new issue of #InequalityMatters is out! π
It combines major LIS/LWS data updates with latest research on inequality.
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Explore the full issue here: www.lisdatacenter.org/wp-content/u...
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"False Negatives? Earnings Underreporting, Tax Overreporting in Surveys Worldwide"
by Vladimir Hlasny
www.lisdatacenter.org/newsletter/n...
"Comparing Child Poverty Using the Luxembourg Income Study and Policy Recommendations"
by Jonathan Bradshaw, Gianluca Munalli, and Dominic Richardson
www.lisdatacenter.org/newsletter/n...
"Occupational Assortative Mating and Gender Inequality in Earnings"
by Supriya Lakhtakia, Deepak Malghan, and Hema Swaminathan
www.lisdatacenter.org/newsletter/n...
Updates to the LWS Database:
βΆοΈ Mexico debuts in LWS with MX19
βΆοΈ Spain: ES22
βΆοΈ France: data revised and enriched
Updates to the LIS Database:
βΆοΈ Bulgaria joins LIS (BG07βBG22)
βΆοΈ Iceland: data annualised (IS03βIS17)
βΆοΈ Palestine: PS23
βΆοΈ Poland: 3 new datasets (PL21βPL23)
π’ New Data & Research Insights!
--#InequalityMatters, Issue 34, June 2025 is out!--
www.lisdatacenter.org/wp-content/u...
3/ π° Income Distribution Explorer
Dive into median incomes across countries and over time.
π ourworldindata.org/explorers/in...
2/ π Inequality Explorer
Compare Gini coefficients across countriesβhow income is distributed after taxes. t.co/8P6ER2kQuk
3/ π° Income Distribution Explorer
Dive into median incomes across countries and over time.
π ourworldindata.org/explorers/in...
1/ π Poverty Explorer
See how many people live below $30/day (after tax, adjusted for household size).
π ourworldindata.org/explorers/po...
π¨ New map features on @ourworldindata.org ! π
OWID just rolled out upgrades to their data explorersβmore intuitive, and easier to compare the LIS data.
ourworldindata.org/new-features...
π Try it now
π¦ lis-cross-national-data-center.github.io/lissyrtools/
π¬ Feedback, issues, and ideas are welcome!
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π Why use lissyrtools?
LIS/LWS data are powerful β but handling it can be complex.
lissyrtools helps researchers, students, and policymakers focus on insights, not infrastructure.
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π₯οΈ Prototype locally
Test code on built-in sample data, then run it on LISSY when you're ready.
π www.lisdatacenter.org/data-access/...
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π Metadata at your fingertips
Instantly check dataset or variable availability, labels, notes, and category definitions β without leaving R.
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π Ready for plotting
Transform results into tidy data.frames for compatible ggplot2 use.
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π Readable outputs
Compact, country-wise formats make outputs easy to scan, compare, and interpret.
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π Quick insights
Summarize distributions, magnitudes, and subgroup breakdowns β within countries over time, and across countries in one go.
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πͺ Effortless weighting
All aggregation functions incorporate survey weights seamlesslyβstay accurate and representative.
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π§ Flexible transformations
Easily handle currency conversion, equivalization, and outlier detection β all with built-in functions.
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π Global harmonized data access
Load over 1,000 datasets from 50+ country series β in a single step.
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