Advancing policy-oriented research using Linked Employer-Employee Data
Nova School of Business and Economics is hosting the 9th Linked Employer-Employee Data (LEED) Workshop on the 26th and 27th June 2026.
This workshop intends to bring together scholars conducting research with this type of data and support the discussion on the role of LEED as a foundation for solid policy-oriented academic research.
We foresee great opportunities for exchange between scholars from various fields (e.g., economics, management, innovation, entrepreneurship, among others) working with this type of data on research questions that are both theoretically grounded, socially relevant, and policy actionable.
The availability of this type of data in several countries with different regulatory environments (e.g., Brazil, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Norway, Portugal, Sweden) creates additional opportunities for discussion about cross-country institutional differences.
This 9th edition is particularly interested in the themes of productivity and inequality from a policy angle. The productivity theme reflects an area of particular interest in the new Nova SBE Public Policy Institute (Haddad Productivity Lab); the latter stems from the EQUALNovaERA Project hosted at Nova SBE.
The LEED Workshop was originally established in 2009 to celebrate the decision to make the Portuguese LEED, Quadros de Pessoal, widely accessible to the (international) academic community. Over time, the workshop has attracted an increasingly diversified audience around the world.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Camille Landais, London School of Economics
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