Research Results

Strategy of Dissemination of Research Results
CHINTEX will co-operate with Eurostat as one of the main users of the research results from the beginning of the project to ensure the knowledge which is necessary for the European decision process is precisely reflected in the details of the work-plan. Furthermore there will be a workshop in the middle of the project to present results which will be of relevance to Eurostat's work and to formulate suggestions which should be considered in the work of the responsible European institutions conceiving the system of social statistics. Before the end of the project there will be a final workshop presenting all results and give another opportunity to draw conclusions and formulate recommendations.

All project results will become available to the scientific community by publications in academic journals. The co-ordinating institution will publish the research output in "Methods, Approaches and Developments". This publication of the Federal Statistical Office of Germany is delivered to universities, research institutes and national statistical institutes world-wide and is also published on the web-site of the Federal Statistical Office (click here for the latest publication).

Beside these articles there will be reports from all work-packages which will be disseminated via Internet. Anyone interested in these reports may sign-up in our electronic mail list server.

The final report will be published by the Federal Statistical Office of Germany in its series "Spektrum Bundesstatistik".
Opening Workshop (27 June 2000)
Intermediate Workshop (29 November 2001)
Final Conference (26 and 27 May 2003)
Newsletter

Papers / Publications:

• Working Paper # 1 11/2001
  Nordberg, L./Penttilä, I./Sandström, S.: A study on the effects of using interview versus register data in income distribution analysis with an application to the finnish ECHP-survey in 1996
  (PDF, 88 KB)
• Working Paper # 2 1/2002
  Sandström, S.: The consequences of within household unit non-response in income distribution analysis
  (PDF, 35 KB)
• Working Paper # 3 2/2002McCulloch, A.: Psychiatric morbidity and nonignorable attrition from the British Household Panel Survey(PDF, 198 KB)
• Working Paper # 4 2/2002Rendtel, U.: Attrition in Household Panels: A Survey
  (PDF, 494 KB)
• Working Paper # 5 8/2002
  Neukirch, Th.: Nonignorable attrition and selectivity biases in the Finnish subsample of the ECHP(PDF, 382 KB)
• Working Paper # 6 11/2002
  Hanisch, J./Rendtel, U.: Quality of Income Data from Panel Surveys with Respect to Rounding
  (PDF, 234 KB)
• Working Paper # 7 11/2002
  Behr, A./ Bellgardt, E./ Rendtel, U.: Extent and determinants of panel attrition in the European Community Household Panel(PDF, 375 KB)
• Working Paper # 8 11/2002
  Neukirch, T.: Nonignorable attrition and selectivity biases in the Finnish ECHP II(PDF, 1401 KB)
• Working Paper # 9 03/2003
  Sisto, J.: Attrition Effects on the Design Based Estimates of Disposable Household Income(PDF, 54 KB)
• Working Paper # 10 04/2003
  Pyy-Martikainen, M. / Rendtel, U.: The Effects of Panel Attrition on the Analysis of Unemployment Spells
  (PDF, 300 KB)
• Working Paper # 11 04/2003
  Behr, A. / Bellgardt, E. / Rendtel,U.: The estimation of male earnings under panel attrition. A cross country comparison based on the European Community Household Panel
  (PDF, 348 KB)
• Working Paper # 12 06/2003
  Behr, A. / Bellgardt, E. / Rendtel,U.: Comparing poverty, income inequality and mobility under panel attrition. A cross country comparison based on the European Community Household Panel.(PDF, 428 KB)
• Working Paper #13 08/2003
  Harms, T.: Extensions of the Calibration approach. Calibration of Distribution Functions and its Link to Small Area Estimators.(PDF, 587 KB)
• Working Paper #14 08/2003
  Harms, T.: Calibration Estimators for Prediction of Dynamics in Panels. Using Longitudinal Patterns to Improve Calibration Estimates about Developments in Panels.(PDF, 602 KB)
• Working Paper #15 12/2003
  Nordberg, L.: An analysis of the effects of using interview versus register data in income distribution analysis based on the Finnish ECHP-surveys in 1996 and 2000
  (PDF, 208 KB)
• Working Paper #16 02/2003
  Buck, N. / Nicoletti, C./ McCulloch, A. / Burton, J.: Report on attrition analysis and item non-response
  (PDF, 366 KB)
• Working Paper #17 02/2003
  Spiess, M. / Goebel, J.: Evaluation of the ECHP Imputation rules
  (PDF, 958 KB)
• Working Paper #18 09/2003
  Badina, S. / Warner, U.: Impact of weighting systems on panel surveys (ECHP and SOEP, PSELL2)(PDF, 401 KB)
• Working Paper #19 09/2003
  Guenther, R.: Report on compiled information(PDF, 658 KB)
• Working Paper #20 01/2004
  Minkel, H.: Report on Data conversion methodology(PDF, 425 KB)
• Working Paper #21 02/2004
  Rendtel, U. / Nordberg, L. / Jäntti, M./ Hanisch, J. / Basic, E.: Report on quality of income data(PDF, 1001 KB)
• Working Paper #22 02/2004
  Rendtel, U. et al.: Report on panel effects(PDF, 1704 KB)
• Synopsis 06/2003
  Ehling, M. / Rendtel, U. et al.: Synopsis.Research Results of Chintex - Summary and Conclusions.(PDF, 256 KB)