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Private households and their finances (PHF)

The longitudinal study “Private Households and their Finances” (PHF) is based on a survey of the income and wealth situation of private households in Germany. Detailed information is collected on the structure of household assets and debt. Other topics include intergenerational transfers of wealth as well as income and pension…

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economy
household

ReGES – Refugees in the German Educational System

What conditions promote the integration of refugees into our society? For young refugees, integration into the German educational system is of great importance. This is the subject of the ReGES study “Refugees in the German Educational System,” which infas has been conducting on behalf of the Leibniz Institute for Educational…

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innovation
intercultural competence
participation

Twinlife – A behavioral genetic study of the development of social inequality.

Aims of the panel study How does social inequality arise? And how do genes and environmental factors interact? To answer these and other questions, the interdisciplinary TwinLife study will survey more than 4,000 pairs of twins living in Germany and their families over several years on various aspects of life.…

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education
familiy
household
inequality

BerO – Vocational orientation: career choice and choice of studies

Aims of the panel study By the time they graduate from high school, at the latest, students are faced with the question of what to do after school. The Federal Employment Agency (BA), in cooperation with the German states, is planning to expand career guidance and counseling for young people…

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education
work

German Innovation Survey 2022

The innovation survey is a business survey and is representative of industry groups, size classes, and western and eastern Germany. Representativeness is ensured by a stratified random sample with disproportionate drawing probabilities, a sufficient size of the net sample, the implementation of an extensive non-participant survey and a complete coverage…

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economy
innovation

Working time reporting for Germany

The working time survey for Germany by the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health is based on a representative longitudinal survey of employed persons on questions of working time and potentially related stresses. It corresponds with various recent studies in the field of occupational science in which the relationships…

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work

Das Vermächtnis – die Welt, die wir erleben wollen

In 2016, the Legacy Study was presented to the public for the first time in a cooperation between DIE ZEIT, infas and the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB). It ties in with the social science life course perspective (Karl Ulrich Mayer) and thematically complements it with the dependent variable…

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education
familiy
health
inequality
participation
work

Quality of Work Luxembourg

For the Luxembourg Chamber of Employees, infas is conducting the “Quality of Work” study, which maps the development of labor relations and the quality of employment relationships of employees in Luxembourg. Thematic aspects of the QoW study include the demands and stresses of the job, working hours, cooperation among colleagues,…

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health
work

ZuBAb Future and career plans before high school graduation

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education
work

BIBB Establishment Panel on Qualification and Competence Development

The purpose of the Company Panel of the Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) is to analyze, on a longitudinal basis, the structures and developments of company activities and measures for qualification and securing skilled workers. The surveys focus on in-company initial and continuing training activities and the…

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education
work

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