Franziska Disslbacher

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© Beatrice Signorello
Assistant Professor
Vienna University of Economics and Business

Her research centers on the distribution and taxation of wealth and inheritances and on intergenerational mobility. She is a research fellow at the London School of Economics and affiliated with the World Inequality Lab and the Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality, New York City.

Franziska Disslbacher on the Schedule 2025

All times in CEST

Monday, 18. August

Starting times
Morning
Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
180
This seminar explores the evolution, causes, and consequences of income and wealth inequality in Europe. First, participants examine whether inequality in these dimensions has increased and why such inequalities matter. Next, they analyse the role of socio-economic factors, such as gender, in shaping inequality trends, and investigate the influence of family background on the intergenerational persistence of inequality. Finally, participants evaluate the potential of widely debated tax policies in shaping the distribution of income and wealth.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – Ground Floor – Classroom 2
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09:30 - 12:30 Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
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Tuesday, 19. August

Starting times
Morning
Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
180
This seminar explores the evolution, causes, and consequences of income and wealth inequality in Europe. First, participants examine whether inequality in these dimensions has increased and why such inequalities matter. Next, they analyse the role of socio-economic factors, such as gender, in shaping inequality trends, and investigate the influence of family background on the intergenerational persistence of inequality. Finally, participants evaluate the potential of widely debated tax policies in shaping the distribution of income and wealth.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – Ground Floor – Classroom 2
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09:30 - 12:30 Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
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FIN
SEM
Content

Wednesday, 20. August

Starting times
Morning
Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
180
This seminar explores the evolution, causes, and consequences of income and wealth inequality in Europe. First, participants examine whether inequality in these dimensions has increased and why such inequalities matter. Next, they analyse the role of socio-economic factors, such as gender, in shaping inequality trends, and investigate the influence of family background on the intergenerational persistence of inequality. Finally, participants evaluate the potential of widely debated tax policies in shaping the distribution of income and wealth.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – Ground Floor – Classroom 2
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09:30 - 12:30 Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
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FIN
SEM
Content

Thursday, 21. August

Starting times
Morning
Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
180
This seminar explores the evolution, causes, and consequences of income and wealth inequality in Europe. First, participants examine whether inequality in these dimensions has increased and why such inequalities matter. Next, they analyse the role of socio-economic factors, such as gender, in shaping inequality trends, and investigate the influence of family background on the intergenerational persistence of inequality. Finally, participants evaluate the potential of widely debated tax policies in shaping the distribution of income and wealth.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – Ground Floor – Classroom 2
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09:30 - 12:30 Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
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FIN
SEM
Content

Friday, 22. August

Starting times
Morning
Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
180
This seminar explores the evolution, causes, and consequences of income and wealth inequality in Europe. First, participants examine whether inequality in these dimensions has increased and why such inequalities matter. Next, they analyse the role of socio-economic factors, such as gender, in shaping inequality trends, and investigate the influence of family background on the intergenerational persistence of inequality. Finally, participants evaluate the potential of widely debated tax policies in shaping the distribution of income and wealth.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – Ground Floor – Classroom 2
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09:30 - 12:30 Income and Wealth Inequality in Europe
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FIN
SEM
Content