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The estimation of poverty-dynamics using different household income measures

Rendtel, Ulrich; Langeheine, Rolf; Berntsen, Roland - 1992

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On the choice of a selection-model when estimating regression models with selectivity

Rendtel, Ulrich - 1992

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Income effects of unemployment and short-time work in the East German transformation process

Schwarze, Johannes; Rendtel, Ulrich; Büchel, Felix - 1993

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The effect of panel attrition on the variance of population estimates from household panels

Rendtel, Ulrich - 1993

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Adaptive Bayes'sche Stichprobensysteme für die Gut-Schlecht-Prüfung

Rendtel, Ulrich - 1981

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Dokumentation des Sozio-oekonomischen Panels (SOEP) : Erhebungsdesign, Fallzahlen und erhebungsbedingte Ausfälle sowie die Schätzung von Ausfallwahrscheinlichkeiten bis Welle 11 ;...

Rendtel, Ulrich - 1995

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Asymptotic conditional ARL : a new criterion for the performance of CUSUM control schemes under the out-of-control state

Rendtel, Ulrich - 1985

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Lebenslagen im Wandel : zur Einkommensdynamik in Deutschland seit 1984

Rendtel, Ulrich (ed.); Wagner, Gert G. (ed.) - 1991

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Assessing the impact of initial nonresponse and attrition in the analysis of unemployment duration with panel surveys

Pyy-Martikainen, Mario; Rendtel, Ulrich - In: Advances in statistical analysis : AStA ; a journal of … 92 (2008) 3, pp. 297-318

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Assessing the bias due to non-coverage of residential movers in the German microcensus panel : an evaluation using data from the socio-economic panel

Rendtel, Ulrich (contributor); Basic, Edin (contributor) - 2007

The German Microcensus (MC) is a large scale rotating panel survey over three years. The MC is attractive for longitudinal analysis over the entire participation duration because of the mandatory participation and the very high case numbers (about 200 thousand respondents). However, as a...

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