German Socio-Economic PanelGerman Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) The German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) is directed by Professor Dr. Gert G. Wagner at the German Institute for Economic Research (Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung [DIW]). The GSOEP is a wide-ranging representative longitudinal study of private households in Germany. The same private households, persons and families have been surveyed yearly since 1984 (GSOEP "West"). As early as June 1990 — meaning before the monetary, economic and social union — the survey was extended to the territory of the former GDR (GSOEP "East"). The GSOEP data supply information on objective as well as subjective living conditions, on the process of change in various areas of life, and on the links between these areas and the changes themselves. The advantages of the GSOEP are its unique analytical possibilities with regard to:
With funds from the National Institute on Aging Program Project #1-$03-AG21009-01, "Adding Health Variables to the Cross-National Equivalent File," the Department of Policy Analysis and Management at Cornell University has prepared an English User Version of the Public Use Sample of the GSOEP and, in conjunction with the University of Michigan and the DIW, the Cross-National Equivalent File 1980-2007. From this site you may also access an English Version of the GSOEP Questionnaires, 1984 to Present. A Working Paper Series using GSOEP data has been developed entitled "Cross-National Studies in Aging Program Paper Series." A bibliography of GSOEP-based publications is also available. The Department of Policy Analysis and Management and the DIW conduct annual Summer Workshops to introduce researchers to these databases and to provide a forum for papers currently using the GSOEP data. GSOEP-CNEF User Workshop 2009 Information For more information on the German Socio-Economic Panel, please contact: GSOEP/CNEF Project Assistant Tel: +1-607-255-8012 |
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