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Is there a fade-away effect of initial nonresponse bias in EU-SILC?

Rendtel, Ulrich - 2015

Nonresponse in surveys may result in a distortion of the distribution of interest. In a panel survey the participation …

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The impact of political announcements on expectations concerning the starting date of the EMU : a microeconometric approach to the detection of event-dependent answering patterns i...

Kaiser, Ulrich - 1997

This paper examines German business survey data to uncover the influence of political news on expectations concerning … the starting date of the European Monetary Union (EMU). In this survey the participants were asked to indicate whether … delayed start. The empirical results show that survey results generally have to be carefully interpreted if news about the …

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The future of the European fiscal union : survey results from members of national parliaments in France, Italy and Germany

Blesse, Sebastian; Bordignon, Massimo; Boyer, Pierre C.; … - 2021

Using data from a unique survey of members of parliaments in France, Germany and Italy in 2018, we estimate the effects …

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Comparing agentic meritocratic citizenship in Europe and China : a research note

Soysal, Yasemin Nuhoğlu; Cebolla Boado, Héctor - 2023

Since the 1990s, global cultural shifts driven by neoliberalism have ushered in significant changes in the institutions of citizenship. This has given rise to an increasingly agentic conception of the individual, with strong meritocratic ideological underpinnings, as manifested across a wide...

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Returns to education across Europe : a comparative analysis for selected EU countries

Glocker, Daniela; Steiner, Viktor - 2011

Incentives to invest in higher education are affected by both the direct wage effect of human capital investments and the indirect wage effect resulting from lower unemployment risks and shorter spells in unemployment associated with higher educated. We analyse the returns to education in...

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