New journal article: Competing Risks Quantile Regression at Work: In-depth Exploration of the Role of Public Child Support for the Duration of Maternity Leave
09/14/2016
CBS, Economics Department Professor Ralf Wilke and colleagues have worked out a new peer-reviewed journal article issued in Journal of Applied Statistics. In the journal article Competing Risks Quantile Regression at Work: In-depth Exploration of the Role of Public Child Support for the Duration of Maternity Leave they use large-scale maternity duration data with multiple competing risks derived from German linked social security records to analyse how public policies are related to the length of economic inactivity of young mothers after giving birth.
You can find the journal article here Competing Risks Quantile Regression at Work: In-depth Exploration of the Role of Public Child Support for the Duration of Maternity Leave
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