Listing BRICs: Stock Issuers from Brazil, Russia, India and China in New York, London, and Luxembourg. by Wójcik, D, Burger, C

“…Brazil, Russia, India, and China have been the main origins of issuers, and stock exchanges in the US, UK, and Luxembourg the main destinations involved in the process. …”

Why doesn't labor flow from poor to rich countries? Micro evidence from the European integration experience by Batista, C

“…We explore the implications of our costly migration model by combining individual information from two household survey datasets (Luxembourg Income Study and European Community Household Panel). …”

Poverty in Old Age by Ebbinghaus, B, Nelson, K, Nieuwenhuis, R

“…This chapter analyses old-age poverty from a comparative and longitudinal perspective using repeated waves of cross-sectional micro-level income data from the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS). We focus on high-income OECD countries that experienced demographic ageing and substantial pension reforms since the mid-1980s, and analyse old age poverty in terms of relative income positions and purchasing capacity. …”

Work/Family Arrangements across the OECD: Incorporatingthe Female-Breadwinner Model by Kowalewska, H, Vitali, A

“…To contribute to addressing this deficit in knowledge, we compare the economic characteristics of female-breadwinner couples with those of male-breadwinner families across 20 OECD countries through descriptive analyses using Luxembourg Income Study data. In so doing, we identify two ‘types’ of female breadwinners, which appear to be stratified by class. …”