The Graph shows how the younger population tends to show higher levels of satisfaction with life. In 2013, some 26.3% of young Spanish people aged between 16 and 24 years stated a high level of satisfaction with life: 3 points below the average for the EU-28 (29.4%).
The duality between temporary and permanent contracts conditions the labour
market in Spain and causes differences in job security and income. What
impact does this have on people’s redistribution preferences?
Why does Spain present income inequality levels higher than the European
average? Differences in income between age groups and the concentration of
capital among the richest groups are some of the causes.
In what way does our background affect wages? This report analyses the
evolution of wage trajectories among native and immigrant young people
between 2007 and 2015.
An experimental analysis of the preferred tax rates for different types of
taxes, across a variety of taxpayer income and inheritance assumptions, and
taking into account people’s perception of their own position in income
distribution.
This article presents a systematic review of the literature on rural
vulnerability research in order to identify the different trends related to
the sources of socio-environmental vulnerability in rural Spain.
Some 93% of children have heard of gender violence. Their preferential
source of information is the school setting but, if faced with a situation
of gender-based violence, they are unsure whether it would be the place to
find help.
Are male and female judges equally likely to grant restraining orders in
cases of gender-based violence? According to this study, gender alone is
not a determining factor but it is a key factor, together with experience
and caseload.