GRASP Workshop on Social Policy and the Financial Crisis
The fourth GRASP work shop will be hosted by ESOP at the University of Oslo and centres around the effect of the financial crisis on social policy. It will address issues such as redistribution, social inequality and the impact of ethnic diversity on personal financial recovery.
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The Project
The GRASP project aims to address policy concerns associated with growth in Europe. It emphasizes quality-improving innovation in imperfectly competitive markets and suggests optimal growth policy may depend on levels of technological (and financial) development and on seemingly unrelated yet relevant policies.
The GRASP project is a four-year European research project supported by the European Commission’s 7th Framework Programme for Research. It comprises 6 institutions from across the European Union.
The Consortium
The consortium brings together academic experts (six institutions across six member states – Belgium, Italy, Germany, Norway, UK and Netherlands). They are supported by an Advisory Board of eminent members closely connected to policymaking and economics research in the EU. Read more
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