We advise and support EU policy making through ex-post causal evaluation and data-driven microeconomic analysis.
Data and methods for learning what works - Fifth edition
Browse 'Case studies in Microeconomic Evaluation' series
The aim of the training is to share good practice in evaluation of impacts of EU policies. The focus is on how to use causal methodologies to inform the evaluation process, from the design to the choice of data, to the analysis and to the interpretation of results.
October 9, 2024 14:00-17:30 / October 10, 9:30-12:30
PLB3 (rue Philippe Le Bon 3), room 2.17 Brussels (Belgium).
European Commission staff should register through EU Learn at this link (Keywords: “Case studies” and “Microeconomic evaluation”).
People external to the Commission can also attend and should register with this link
For further question, please contact: ec-cc-me@ec.europa.eu
Each methodology will be explained with a real case study example, and presentation will be divided in 3 sections:
Presentations will be given by JRC- S.3.CC-ME; discussants come from the Partner DG.
Propensity score
by Paolo Paruolo (CC-ME)
Case study 1
"Labour protection and mental health responses to employment shocks", by Paolo Paruolo (CC-ME)
Partner: DG EMPL
Discussant: TBA
Case study 2
"Health and labour market effects of increasing retirement age", by Chiara Ardito (CC-ME)
Discussant: Eva Schoenwald
Case study 2.1
"Assessing PSD2 policy's impact on competition in the digital payment sector", Fernando Martínez-Santos (CC-ME)
Partner: DG FISMA
Discussant: Ryan Stephen
Case study 3
"Do Voters Support Local Commitments for Climate Change Mitigation?", by Paolo Paruolo (CC-ME)
Partner: DG CLIMA
Case study 4
"Size-contingent 'Green' obligations and avoidance behavior among EU farmers: lessons from Spanish administrative data", by Zelda Brutti (CC-ME)
Partner: DG AGRI
Discussant: Francesco Gianola
21 Jul 2024 | 23 Sep 2024
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