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CPE researcher awarded ESRC grant to model unemployment durations with administrative data
News Item dated 18th September 2007.
The Economic and Social Research Council is funding a new research project by CPE researcher Ralf Wilke on the use of bounds analysis for competing risks models of unemployment duration. The research will explore methods by which empirical projections of employment trajectories should adjust to compensate for deficiencies in administrative data on unemployment durations. The use of bounds analysis is innovative in this regard, and should provide valuable insight into the wider evaluation of public policies when data are incomplete.
The ESRC-funded project will last for three years from September 2007. Part of the award has been set aside to fund two research assistantships, available from late 2007. Further information on these positions will be advertised shortly on the CPE website.
House Price Volatility and Household Indebtedness in the U.S. and the U.K.,by Richard Disney, and John Gathergood. CPE Working Paper 3/09. May 2009. [download]
A Copula Model for Dependent Competing Risks,by Simon Low and Ralf Wilke. CPE Working Paper 2/09. February 2009. [download ]
Unemployment Duration in the United Kingdom: An Incomplete Data Approach, by Ralf Wilke. CPE Working Paper 3/06. May 2006.[download]
Drivers of Overindebtedness: Report to the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, by Richard Disney, John Gathergood and Sarah Bridges .
CPE Research Report. September 2008. [download]
The Economic and Social Research Council is funding a new research project by CPE researcher 
September 2007. Part of the award has been set aside to fund two research assistantships, available from late 2007. Further information on these positions will be advertised shortly on the CPE website. 
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