BHPS publications

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1. Looking for labour market rents with subjective data

   Andrew E. Clark

   Conference Paper, BHPS-2003 Conference: the 2003 British Household Panel Survey Research Conference, 3-5 July 2003, Colchester, UK - 01 Jan 2003

2. Labour market participation and mortgage-related borrowing constraints -preliminary and incomplete version-

   Renata Bottazzi

   Conference Paper, BHPS-2003 Conference: the 2003 British Household Panel Survey Research Conference, 3-5 July 2003, Colchester, UK - 01 Dec 2002

3. Earnings returns to further education

   Anne Gasteen, John Houston, Carolyn Davidson, et al.

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002

4. The distribution and structure of pay in Scotland and England

   Robert F. Elliott, V. Gerova, and Euan Phimister

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002
   1. Regional Economics
   2. Wages And Earnings

5. Income inequality in Scotland

   David Bell and Gregor Jack

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002

6. Labour market behaviour of older workers: a comparison between England and Scotland

   John A. Rigg and Mark P. Taylor

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002
   1. Older People
   2. Labour Market

7. Living in Scotland: the contingent nature of national identity

   Alex Christie, Nicola McEwen, and James Mitchell

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002

8. Youth transitions and the BHPS -do not cite without the author's permission-

   Vernon Gayle

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002

9. Teenage family life

   Lynn Jamieson and John H. McKendrick

   Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002
   1. Young People
   2. Family Formation And Dissolution

10. Scottish independence: comparison of living arrangements in Scotland and England

    John Ermisch

    Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002

11. What makes Scotland want something different?

    John Curtice

    Conference Paper, Living in Scotland: Findings from the British Household Panel Survey Conference Stirling University, 4th October 2002 - 01 Oct 2002
    1. Politics
    2. Social Stratification

12. A cross-country comparison of survey nonparticipation in the ECHP

    Cheti Nicoletti and Franco Peracchi

    Conference Paper, The German Socio-Economic Panel: the 5th international German Socio-Economic Panel User conference - 01 Jul 2002

13. The dynamics of low income in four countries

    Dennis Batten, Miles Corak, and Wen-Hao Chen

    Conference Paper, Statistics Canada Symposium Series, 2002 - 2002
    1. Poverty
    2. Income Dynamics
    3. Household Economics

14. Stata and the British Household Panel Survey

    Stephen P. Jenkins

    Conference Paper, Economic Journal, STATA Users Group Annual Meeting, London, July 1996 - 2002

15. 'You get a committed core and then that core drags other people into it': some early findings on the informal and formal processes of mobilisation -conference paper-

    Fiona Devine and John Michael Roberts

    Conference Paper, Political Studies Association Conference 2002 - 01 Apr 2002

16. House price shocks, negative equity and household consumption in the UK in the 1990s

    Richard Disney, Andrew Henley, and David Jevons

    Conference Paper, Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2002, 64 - 01 Jan 2002