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Joachim Merz

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    1. Income and income distribution of self-employed persons as liberal professions and entrepreneurs and dependent employees - microanalyses with income tax statistics

      Merz, J., Böhm, P. & Zwick, M.

      01.06.98 → 30.03.17

      Project: Research

    2. Income and wealth polarization in Germany - An analysis of the middle class

      Merz, J. & Scherg, B.

      01.01.10 → 30.03.17

      Project: Research

    3. Income Dynamics of Self-Employed and Employees - An Empirical Analysis with Panel Data

      Felchner, M. & Merz, J.

      01.03.11 → 01.04.17

      Project: Dissertation project

    4. Liberal professions and membership in professional associations - Income and membership effects

      Merz, J. & Rucha, R.

      01.10.07 → 28.02.11

      Project: Dissertation project

    5. MICSIM-4J - A new microsimulation model for research and teaching

      Merz, J., Scherg, B., Stolze, H. & Rusch, L.

      01.01.92 → 30.03.17

      Project: Research

    6. RNTU: Research Network on Time Use (RNTU): New extended version

      Merz, J. & Peters, N.

      01.05.98 → 31.03.17

      Project: Research

    7. Time allocation of self-employed and dependent employees in the Federal Republic of Germany - Microeconometric analyses with the Socio-economic Panel and the German Time Budget Study

      Merz, J. & Peters, N.

      01.03.11 → 30.03.17

      Project: Research

    8. Time and Income Poverty - A Micro Analysis with the German Time Use Survey 2001/2002 of the Federal Statistical Office

      Rathjen, T. & Merz, J.

      01.01.08 → 01.10.11

      Project: Dissertation project

    9. Time and income poverty - On the dynamics of a multidimensional interdependent poverty approach

      Merz, J. & Rathjen, T.

      01.01.08 → 30.03.17

      Project: Research

    10. Time for Children - A Time Allocation Model of German Households - A Microeconometric and Statistical Analysis with the Socio-Economic Panel, the German Time Use Study and the Income and Consumption Sample

      Peters, N. & Merz, J.

      01.03.11 → 01.03.17

      Project: Dissertation project

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