Session Tracks

This track explores the multifaceted nature of income inequality, examining its causes and consequences in contemporary economies. Contributions may include empirical analyses, theoretical frameworks, and policy evaluations aimed at understanding income disparities.

This session focuses on various redistribution mechanisms, including taxation and social welfare programs, assessing their effectiveness in reducing inequality. Papers should analyze the impact of these mechanisms on economic growth and social cohesion.

This track investigates the role of public finance and fiscal policy in addressing economic disparities. Submissions should explore innovative fiscal strategies that promote equity while ensuring sustainable economic growth.

This session highlights innovative social policies aimed at fostering inclusive development and reducing poverty. Researchers are encouraged to present case studies and evaluations of successful policy interventions.

This track examines the growing concern of wealth inequality, analyzing its implications for social justice and economic stability. Papers should discuss potential policy responses and their anticipated effects on wealth distribution.

This session explores the relationship between economic growth and income distribution, focusing on how growth can be made more inclusive. Contributions should provide insights into the mechanisms that link growth with equitable outcomes.

This track delves into the complex interplay between taxation systems and social justice, evaluating how tax policies can promote equity without compromising economic efficiency. Papers should offer theoretical and empirical insights into tax reform.

This session focuses on effective poverty alleviation strategies, drawing lessons from both successful and unsuccessful initiatives worldwide. Researchers are invited to share evidence-based approaches that have demonstrated tangible impacts on poverty reduction.

This track examines the evolving role of the welfare state in addressing inequality and promoting social welfare. Contributions should discuss current challenges and propose future directions for welfare state policies.

This session investigates the influence of institutions on public economics, particularly in relation to inequality and redistribution. Papers should analyze how institutional frameworks can facilitate or hinder equitable economic policies.

This track invites contributions that provide a global perspective on inequality and redistribution, highlighting cross-country comparisons and international policy frameworks. Researchers are encouraged to explore how different contexts shape approaches to inequality.