Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate

Original language	English
Publication date	1. Oct 2021
Place of Publication	Berlin
Publisher	Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres
Edition	31
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 1. Oct 2021

Series	Population and Policy Compact series
Number	31

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• 1 Journal article

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Research output per year

• Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Decomposing the roles of age and socio-economic status shows that European tax-and-benefit systems primarily redistribute across age groups

  Vanhuysse, P., Medgyesi, M. & Gal, R., 25. Aug 2021, In: PLOS ONE. 16, 8, e0255760.

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

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  • Socioeconomic Status 100%
  • Benefit System 100%
  • Welfare State 100%
  • Age Groups 100%
  • Taxation 100%

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Activities per year 2021 2021 2022

• 4 Talks and presentations in private or public companies

Activities per year

• Kautsky Kreis Neujahrsseminar: Pro-Elderly Welfare States within a Child-Oriented Europe: Do Societies Tax their Own Reproduction?

  Vanhuysse, P. (Guest lecturer)

  3. Jan 2022 → 6. Jan 2022

  Activity: Talks and presentations › Talks and presentations in private or public companies

• Intergenerational transfers by pro-elderly welfare states in a child-oriented Europe: Do societies tax their own reproduction?

  Vanhuysse, P. (Guest lecturer)

  4. Nov 2021

  Activity: Talks and presentations › Talks and presentations in private or public companies

• Intergenerational transfers by pro-elderly welfare states in a child-oriented Europe: Do societies tax their own reproduction?

  Vanhuysse, P. (Guest lecturer)

  8. Oct 2021

  Activity: Talks and presentations › Talks and presentations in private or public companies

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Related Press/Media

• POV.iInternational: "Velfærdsstaten er mere sparegris end Robin Hood"

  Vanhuysse, P.

  19/01/2022

  1 item of Media coverage, 1 Media contribution

  Press/Media: Press / Media

• Ny Viden: 'Velfærdsstaten er mere en sparegris end Robin Hood'

  Vanhuysse, P.

  25/11/2021 → 15/12/2021

  2 items of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Press / Media

• Ny Viden: 'The welfare state is more of a piggy bank than Robin Hood '

  Vanhuysse, P.

  25/11/2021

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Press / Media

Related impacts

• Keynote speaker, Ageing Connect Conference 2024

  Vanhuysse, P. (Participant)

  Impact: Social impact, Academic impact

• Citation in the UN World Social Report 2023: Leaving No One Behind in an Ageing World

  Vanhuysse, P. (Participant)

  Impact: Public policy impact, Social impact

• citation in the UN World Social Report 2023: Leaving No One Behind in an Ageing World

  Vanhuysse, P. (Participant)

  Impact: Public policy impact

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Vanhuysse, P., Medgyesi, M., & Gal, R. I. (2021, Oct 1). Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. (31 ed.) Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres . Population and Policy Compact series No. 31

Vanhuysse, Pieter ; Medgyesi, Márton ; Gal, Robert Ivan. / Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines : Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. 2021. Berlin : Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres . 4 p. (Population and Policy Compact series; No. 31).

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Vanhuysse, P, Medgyesi, M & Gal, RI 2021, Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres , Berlin.

Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. / Vanhuysse, Pieter; Medgyesi, Márton; Gal, Robert Ivan.
4 p. 31 ed. Berlin: Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres . 2021, Population and Policy Compact. (Population and Policy Compact series; No. 31).

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