University of Bern Social Sciences Working Papers

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50: Poverty, Inequality and Social Security during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Evidence from Linked Swiss Tax Data: Oliver Hümbelin, Maurizio Strazzeri and Olivier Lehmann
49: Changes in early adolescents' time use after acquiring their first mobile phone. An empirical test of the displacement hypothesis: Leo Röhlke
48: Participatory Teaching Improves Learning Outcomes: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Tanzania: Martina Jakob, Konstantin Büchel, Daniel Steffen and Aymo Brunetti
47: Lebenshaltungskosten und deren Auswirkungen auf die ökonomische Ungleichheit. Eine Verteilungsanalyse unter Einbezug von Administrativdaten: Oliver Hümbelin, Tina Richard, Rudolf Farys and Ben Jann
46: Measuring Human Capital with Social Media Data and Machine Learning: Martina Jakob and Sebastian Heinrich
45: Marginal Odds Ratios: What They Are, How to Compute Them, and Why Sociologists Might Want to Use Them: Kristian Karlson and Ben Jann
44: Estimation of marginal odds ratios: Ben Jann and Kristian Karlson
43: Color palettes for Stata graphics: an update: Ben Jann
42: ColrSpace: A Mata class for color management: Ben Jann
41: Inadequate Teacher Content Knowledge and What to Do About It: Evidence from El Salvador: Aymo Brunetti, Konstantin Büchel, Martina Jakob, Ben Jann and Daniel Steffen
40: Rich Cities, Poor Countryside? Social Structure of the Poor and Poverty Risks in Urban and Rural Places in an Affluent Country. An Administrative Data based Analysis using Random Forest: Oliver Hümbelin, Lukas Hobi and Robert Fluder
39: Entropy balancing as an estimation command: Ben Jann
38: Lohngerechtigkeit und Geschlechternormen: Erhalten Männer eine Heiratsprämie?: Ben Jann, Barbara Zimmermann and Andreas Diekmann
37: Relative distribution analysis in Stata: Ben Jann
36: The Relative Effectiveness of Teachers and Learning Software: Evidence from a Field Experiment in El Salvador: Konstantin Büchel, Martina Jakob, Christoph Kühnhanss, Daniel Steffen and Aymo Brunetti
35: Influence functions continued. A framework for estimating standard errors in reweighting, matching, and regression adjustment: Ben Jann
34: Teacher Content Knowledge in Developing Countries: Evidence from a Math Assessment in El Salvador: Aymo Brunetti, Konstantin Büchel, Martina Jakob, Ben Jann, Christoph Kühnhanss and Daniel Steffen
33: Educational aspirations and decision-making in a context of poverty. A test of rational choice models in El Salvador: Martina Jakob and Benita Combet
32: Influence functions for linear regression (with an application to regression adjustment): Ben Jann
31: Color palettes for Stata graphics: Ben Jann
30: Customizing Stata graphs made even easier: Ben Jann
29: Customizing Stata graphs made easy: Ben Jann
28: The distributional effects of marital status and children: Evidence from large administrative panel data: Jonas Meier
27: Social Status and Peer-Punishment: Findings from Two Road Traffic Field Experiments: Ben Jann and Elisabeth Coutts
26: Redistribution through taxes and deductions. A decomposition analysis with administrative tax data from Switzerland: Oliver Hümbelin and Rudolf Farys
25: Educational expansion and homogamy. An analysis of the consequences of educational upgrading for assortative mating in Switzerland: Rolf Becker and Ben Jann
24: Uncovering a Blind Spot in Sensitive Question Research: False Positives Undermine the Crosswise-Model RRT: Marc Höglinger and Andreas Diekmann
23: Ungleichheit und Umverteilung über das Steuersystem. Eine Analyse der Verteilungseffekte von direkten Steuern und steuerlichen Abzügen mit Steuerdaten des Kantons Aargau (2001-2011): Oliver Hümbelin
22: Creating HTML or Markdown documents from within Stata using webdoc: Ben Jann
21: Nichtbezug von Sozialhilfe: Regionale Unterschiede und die Bedeutung von sozialen Normen: Oliver Hümbelin
20: Ausschluss aus dem Arbeitsmarkt. Eine Längsschnittstudie mit Administrativdaten der Sozialen Sicherheit der Schweiz: Oliver Hümbelin and Tobias Fritschi
19: Fiscal Federalism and Tax Equalization: The potential for progressive local taxes: Debra Hevenstone and Ben Jann
18: More Is Not Always Better: An Experimental Individual-Level Validation of the Randomized Response Technique and the Crosswise Model: Marc Höglinger and Ben Jann
17: MTurk Survey on "Mood and Personality". Documentation: Marc Höglinger and Ben Jann
16: The Suitability of Tax Data to Study Trends in Inequality. A Theoretical and Empirical Review with Tax Data from Switzerland: Oliver Hümbelin and Rudolf Farys
15: Estimating Lorenz and concentration curves in Stata: Ben Jann
14: Creating LaTeX documents from within Stata using texdoc: Ben Jann
13: Assessing inequality using percentile shares: Ben Jann
12: Wirkung einer möglichen Erbschaftssteuer. Rechenbeispiele mit Berner Steuerdaten: Oliver Hümbelin and Rudolf Farys
11: Erbschaften und Schenkungen im Kanton Bern, Steuerjahre 2002 bis 2012: Ben Jann and Robert Fluder
10: Methodological Report on Kaul and Wolf's Working Papers on the Effect of Plain Packaging on Smoking Prevalence in Australia and the Criticism Raised by OxyRomandie: Ben Jann
9: Sensitive Questions in Online Surveys: An Experimental Evaluation of the Randomized Response Technique and the Crosswise Model: Marc Höglinger, Ben Jann and Andreas Diekmann
8: Online Survey on "Exams and Written Papers". Documentation: Marc Höglinger, Ben Jann and Andreas Diekmann
7: Ethical Consumption and Social Context: Experimental Evidence from Germany and the United States: Ulf Liebe, Veronika A. Andorfer, Patricia A. Gwartney and Jürgen Meyerhoff
6: Do Information, Price, or Morals Influence Ethical Consumption? A Natural Field Experiment and Customer Survey on the Purchase of Fair Trade Coffee: Veronika A. Andorfer and Ulf Liebe
5: A new methodological approach for studying intergenerational mobility with an application to Swiss data: Ben Jann and Simon Seiler
4: Allure or Alternative? Direct Democracy and Party Identification: Matthias Fatke
3: Participation and Political Equality in Direct Democracy: Educative Effect or Social Bias: Matthias Fatke
2: Giving according to preferences: Decision-making in the group dictator game: Axel Franzen and Sonja Pointner
1: Plotting regression coefficients and other estimates in Stata: Ben Jann