Projects of the Research Unit Labour Markets and Social Insurance

Abgeschlossene Projekte

  1. Project // 01.07.2004 – 01.07.2008

    The Insecure Perspectives of the Low Skilled in the Knowledge Society

    The European Low-wage Employment Research network (LoWER), started in 1996, will continue its activities with a focus on the uncertain position of the low skilled in societies that are increasingly functioning on…

  2. Project // 01.06. – 31.12.2004

    The Suitability of Structural Indicators as an Instrument to Evaluate the Economic Performance of EU Member States

    The progress of EU member countries with regard to the Lisbon agenda is evaluated on the basis of structural indicators. The design and composition of this list of structural indicators were assessed in the course…

  3. Project // 01.01.2004 – 30.04.2008

    Evaluating the use of direct payments in the long term care of the elderly. A social experiment in the context of advancing the compulsory long term care insurance according to §8 III SGB XI

    In light of increasing pressures to reform the compulsory long term care insurance, the committee in charge of reforming the social insurance system, recommended to exploit any potential for rationalising the…

  4. Project // 01.12.2003 – 31.12.2004

    Funding of Lifelong Learning

    The importance of lifelong learning was stressed in the conclusions of the Lisbon summit in 2000. Particular emphasis was placed on the need to increase the level and the efficiency of investment in lifelong…

  5. Project // 01.12.2003 – 31.10.2004

    Discrete Labour Market Choice of Heterogeneous Households in PACE-L

    The project aim is the progression of the IAB/ZEW model PACE-L, which has been developed as model instrument for the macroeconomic analysis of labour market policies. The extension now supports the disaggregation…

  6. Project // 01.11.2003 – 30.04.2006

    Family Policy - Employment - Fertility: Economic and Social Aspects of Work-Life-Balance

    The employment share of women increases in Germany while the fertility rate decreases. These patterns are often interpreted as indicating the difficulty of balancing work and family life. This project evaluates…

  7. Project // 15.08. – 07.11.2003

    Evaluating the implementation of proposals made by the Hartz-Commission - pilot study (BMWA-Project No. 14/03)

    On behalf of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour (BMWA), this pilot study develops a research plan to evaluate those labour market policy measures which have been implemented on the recommendation of the…

  8. Project // 01.07. – 31.12.2003

    Employment and Demography: Improving Future Opportunities for the German Economy

    The aim of the project is to develop a medium-term research program for the German ministry of Economics and Labour (BMWA).