📣Segunda Conferencia ECINEQ (@ecineq) – Capítulo Latinoamericano 📍 Montevideo 🗓️28 y 29 de octubre 2026 La conferencia invita a presentar trabajos teóricos y empíricos sobre desigualdad, movilidad, empleo, pobreza y explotación, en una definición amplia de estos temas 👇

📌12th ECINEQ Conference📌 Happy to announce that the 12th ECINEQ Conference will be hosted by @UNUWIDER from September 1 to September 3, 2027. A policy event will be hosted on August 31. More info in the coming months. @CGarciaPenalosa @ElenaBarcenaMar

📣Second Conference ECINEQ–Latin American Chapter (@ecineq) 📍Montevideo 🇺🇾, October 28–29, 2026 The conference welcomes submissions with theoretical and empirical analysis on inequality, mobility, employment, poverty, and exploitation, broadly defined 👇

📣 Segunda Conferencia ECINEQ-Capítulo Latinoamericano (@ecineq) Todos los detalles para la presentación de artículos 👇

📢 Second Conference @ecineq – Latin American and Caribbean Chapter. Montevideo, October 28–29, 2026 🇺🇾 Send your submissions on theoretical and empirical analyses of inequality, mobility, employment, and poverty, broadly defined. #ECINEQ #Inequality #Economics #LAC

Segunda Conferencia #ECINEQ - Capítulo de América Latina y el Caribe (@ecineq) 🗓️ 28 & 29 de Octubre 📍Montevideo 🇺🇾 🔍 Se aceptan trabajos con análisis teóricos y empíricos sobre desigualdad, movilidad, empleo, pobreza y explotación, definidos de manera amplia. 🧵 1/2

Last week, we had the honor of co-hosting the 11th Conference of the Society for the Study of Economic Inequality (@ecineq) along with @IIEPGW. The 2nd and 3rd day of the conference were remarkably engaging. On the second day, in addition to the many insightful sessions and ECINEQ’s General Assembly, a highlight was Garance Genicot (@GGenicot) keynote on “The Great Gatsby Curve”. An excellent reflection on upward mobility, persistence and inequality that I had the honor to chair. The 3rd day was elevated by @noralustig's presidential lecture on “Including the Rich in Income Inequality Measures”, chaired by James Foster. A thought-provoking look where a very insightful assessment of approaches were discussed. Grateful for the rich exchange of ideas and the global community of researchers pushing the boundaries of inequality analysis. #ECINEQ2025

The 11th Conference of the Society for the Study of Economic Inequality (@ecineq), co-hosted by the @WorldBank Group and @GWtweets, was held in Washington, DC on July 9-11, 2025. Watch the replays of the keynote addresses: worldbank.org/en/events/2025…

Last Friday, we wrapped up a very inspiring 11th ECINEQ Conference in Washington, DC, a week that began with our pre-conference “Sharing Prosperity Day,” followed by three full days of @ecineq panels, keynotes, and discussions on economic inequality. It was an honor to co-host this edition on behalf of the @WorldBank, and a pleasure to share this responsibility with George Washington University (@IIEPGW) and the ECINEQ community. Deep appreciation to all the speakers and presenters — across keynotes, panels, and parallel sessions — whose contributions sparked thoughtful discussions and reflection throughout the week. And a very special thank you to the incredible teams behind the scenes. On the World Bank side, colleagues from the Poverty Global Department under the Prosperity Vertical and from the Development Economics Vice Presidency led this effort with professionalism and energy, helping ensure everything ran smoothly, from logistical coordination and session management to keynote delivery, hospitality, and side events. This group photo doesn’t capture everyone, but it shows some of the amazing people behind four packed days of programming. It takes coordination, commitment, and collaboration to bring a conference like this to life, and I’m truly proud of what we accomplished together. You can watch the @DAcemogluMIT, @GGenicot, and @noralustig Keynotes Addresses replays in this link: worldbank.org/en/events/2025…

On day three of the 2025 @ecineq conference @noralustig discussed the difficulties when measuring top incomes.

We were honored to host Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu for the opening keynote of @ecineq 2025. He delivered “Can Technological Progress Build Shared Prosperity? Lessons from Power and Progress” Watch the recording here: youtu.be/EhMnLBPF1Bc?si=JwnW… @WorldBank @WBG_Poverty

On day two of the @ecineq conference, keynote lecture by @GGenicot on measures of mobility. Her work asks whether there is a Great Gatsby curve and how the correlation between inequality and mobility depends on how we measure the latter.

Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latam Econ @Tulane & Dir @CEQInstitute @noralustig will deliver the final keynote address of the 11th @ecineq conference co-hosted by @WorldBank & @GWtweets. 📺Watch live NOW: worldbank.org/en/events/2025…

#ECINEQ2025 is off to a great start! Thank you to Axel van Trotsenburg, Managing Director, @WorldBank, for helping open the @ecineq conference and highlighting the importance of rigorous data, research, and global partnerships in the fight against inequality.

Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latam Econ @Tulane & Dir @CEQInstitute @noralustig will deliver the final keynote address of the 11th @ecineq conference co-hosted by @WorldBank & @GWtweets. Watch here on July 11, 11:30-12:30 PM ET: wrld.bg/psRt50WlRYm

Tackling inequality is central to the World Bank’s mission. The 11th Conference of the Society for the Study of Economic Inequality offers a platform to accelerate action through data, policy, and partnerships. Learn more: wrld.bg/LJA750WmY8Y

Grateful to Axel van Trotsenburg, @WorldBank Senior Managing Director, for joining us and opening the conversation with an important reminder: “Reducing inequality begins with understanding it.” His words set the tone for a full day of rich dialogue during the “Sharing Prosperity” event, leading into the 11th Conference of the Society for the Study of Economic Inequality (ECINEQ). Thank you, Axel, for your leadership and continued commitment to advancing shared prosperity through knowledge, data, and action. #ECINEQ2025

📺WATCH @Georgetown's Prof. of Economics @GGenicot's keynote address "The Great Gatsby Curve: Upward Mobility, Persistence and Inequality”, during the 11th @ecineq conference co-hosted by @WorldBank & @GWtweets. wrld.bg/I0Mz50WlRR8

Yesterday was the first day of the 2025 @ecineq conference, hosted by @WorldBank and @GWtweets. @DAcemogluMIT talked about new technologies - their distributive implications crucially depend on whether they increase only the average product of labour or also its marginal product.

Kicked off the first day of the 11th @ecineq Conference hosted by @WorldBank and @GWtweets! Great to see so many brilliant minds gathered to discuss economic inequality and the pathways to address it. A special highlight was the opening keynote by @DAcemogluMIT, expertly chaired by @noralustig, held at George Washington University. A fascinating discussion on “Can Technological Progress Build Shared Prosperity? Lessons from Power and Progress”. Looking forward to the conversations ahead over the next two days! #ECINEQ2025