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Ms Katrin Gasior Senior Research Officer, University of Essex

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Email
k.gasior@essex.ac.uk
Telephone
01206 872868
Office
2N2.5B.10
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Curriculum vitae

Research Interests

I am a Sociologist interested in applied social and economic research and social policy, mostly working on comparative research on modern welfare states and their social security systems with a focus on social inclusion and poverty. Some of my current and recent work includes:

  • the income situation of EU migrants
  • work incentives and making work pay
  • the distributional impact of tax and benefit systems in African countries
  • the use of hypothetical household data for comparative policy learning

 

 

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    Publications

    Displaying all 12 publications

    1. Falling through the social safety net? Analysing non-take-up of minimum income benefit and monetary social assistance in Austria

      Michael Fuchs, Katarina Hollan, Katrin Gasior, et al.

      1. Public Policy
      2. Welfare Benefits
      3. Income Dynamics
      4. Microsimulation

    2. The use of hypothetical household data for policy learning: comparative tax‒benefit indicators using EUROMOD HHoT

      Katrin Gasior and Pasquale Recchia

      1. Households
      2. Welfare Benefits
      3. Microsimulation
      4. Taxation
      5. Social Policy

    3. Falling through the social safety net? Analysing non-take-up of minimum income benefit and monetary social assistance in Austria

      Michael Fuchs, Katarina Hollan, Katrin Gasior, et al.

    4. The Hypothetical Household Tool (HHoT) in EUROMOD: a new instrument for comparative research on tax-benefit policies in Europe

      Tine Hufkens, Tim Goedemé, Katrin Gasior, et al.

    5. Income poverty in the EU: what do we actually measure? Empirical evidence on choices, underlying assumptions and implications (based on EU-SILC 2005–2014)

      Orsolya Lelkes and Katrin Gasior

    6. The use of hypothetical household data for policy learning – EUROMOD HHoT baseline indicators

      Katrin Gasior and Pasquale Recchia

      1. Households
      2. Welfare Benefits
      3. Microsimulation
      4. Taxation
      5. Social Policy

    7. Simulation of an application of the Hartz-IV reform in Austria

      Michael Fuchs, Katarina Hollan, and Katrin Gasior

      1. Labour Market
      2. Unemployment
      3. Economics
      4. Public Policy
      5. Welfare Benefits
      6. Income Dynamics
      7. Microsimulation

    8. Measuring active and healthy ageing in Europe

      Asghar Zaidi, Katrin Gasior, Eszter Zolyomi, et al.

      1. Older People
      2. Well Being
      3. Health
      4. Social Policy

    9. Nowcasting: timely indicators for monitoring risk of poverty in 2014-2016

      Katrin Gasior and Olga Rastrigina

      1. Poverty
      2. Welfare Benefits
      3. Microsimulation
      4. Taxation

    10. Low incentives to work at the extensive and intensive margin in selected EU countries

      Holguer Xavier Jara Tamayo, Katrin Gasior, and Mattia Makovec

      1. Labour Market
      2. Economics
      3. Taxation

    11. Low incentives to work at the extensive and intensive margin in selected EU countries

      Holguer Xavier Jara Tamayo, Katrin Gasior, and Mattia Makovec

      1. Labour Market
      2. Economics
      3. Taxation

    12. Nowcasting: timely indicators for monitoring risk of poverty in 2014-2016

      Katrin Gasior and Olga Rastrigina

      1. Social Exclusion
      2. Poverty
      3. Welfare Benefits
      4. Microsimulation
      5. Taxation

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