BHPS publications

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1. The dynamics of child poverty: Britain and Germany compared

   Stephen P. Jenkins and Christian Schluter

   Research Paper, DIW Discussion Papers, 233 - 01 Dec 2000
   1. Poverty
   2. Income Dynamics

2. Persistent poverty in the Netherlands, Germany and the Uk: a model-based approach using panel data from the 1990s

   Didier Fouarge and Ruud J.A. Muffels

   Research Paper, EPAG Working Papers, 15 - 01 Sep 2000
   1. Welfare Benefits
   2. Income Dynamics

3. Measuring income risk

   Simon Burgess, Karen Gardiner, Stephen P. Jenkins, et al.

   Research Paper, CASEpapers, CASE/40 - 01 Jun 2000
   1. Households
   2. Income Dynamics

4. Parents and employment: an analysis of low income families in the British Household Panel Survey

   Maria Iacovou and Richard Berthoud

   Research Paper, Department of Social Security Research Reports, 107 - 2000
   1. Labour Market
   2. Households
   3. Welfare Benefits
   4. Income Dynamics

5. Data and literature on mortgage interest: state provision and private insurance: an evaluation report and source book

   Janet Ford and Jude England

   Research Paper, Department of Social Security Social Research Branch In-House Reports, 65 - 2000
   1. Households
   2. Income Dynamics

6. Measuring income risk

   Simon Burgess, Karen Gardiner, Stephen P. Jenkins, et al.

   Research Paper, DIW Discussion Papers, 213 - 01 May 2000
   1. Households
   2. Income Dynamics

7. The distribution of income by sectors of the population

   Stephen P. Jenkins

   Research Paper, DIW Discussion Papers, 217 - 01 May 2000
   1. Households
   2. Income Dynamics

8. To what extent do fiscal regimes equalize opportunities for income acquisition among citizens?

   John E. Roemer

   Research Paper, DIW Discussion Papers, 222 - 01 May 2000
   1. Welfare Benefits
   2. Income Dynamics

9. My home was my castle: evictions and repossessions in Britain

   René Böheim and Mark P. Taylor

   Research Paper, Institute for Labour Research University of Essex Discussion Paper Series, 00/53 - 01 Feb 2000
   1. Labour Market
   2. Income Dynamics
   3. Housing Market