JUST EUROPE, 4.3.2025. - Žarko Šunderić, director of the Center for Social Policy, was one of the guests in the first episode of the new podcast "Just Europe" (DG EMPL), which explored the issue of socioeconomic…

VREME, 18.2.2016. - The State makes us pay contributions up to the level of four and five average wages, and then it says: sorry, I am short at the moment; it doesn’t make a difference if you paid in more…

POLITIKA, 26.10.2015. - The proposal that the redundant public administration employees should retire despite their right to work until 65 years of age as granted by the Labour Code confirms that the effect…

N1, 28.5.2015. - The pension system in Serbia has changed a lot, and the introduction of a “second pillar” (mandatory savings in private pension funds) is the only reform not implemented yet. Its introduction…

Various international studies show that the income level, although important, is not the most important determinant of life satisfaction in a particular society. This rule is applicable only in very poor…

Much of recent debate surrounding inequality has focused on top earners, especially the top 1%. Less well understood is the relative decline of low earners and low-income households – not just the bottom…

A key message from our analysis is that economists have tools that permit us to value trust as an asset, and the evidence we present suggests that social capital as a source of well-being is a major contributor…