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37. "Comparative analysis using large scale national data sources of women’s employment", Shirley Dex and Heather Laurie
39. "Income transition in East Germany measurement by means of object and subjective indicators", Klaus Müller
41. "Panel attrition in the Netherlands socio-economic panel", Jeroen Winkels and Suzanne Davies
43. "Aspects of sample selection, reweighting and sample bias in the Irish panel study", James Williams and Brendan J. Whelan
44. "Learning about, diagnosing and communicating error in longitudinal panel surveys", Alice Robin and Lee Frost-Kumpf
46. "Models for interdependent decisions over time", Ulrich Pötter
47. "A feasibility study of Dutch surveys for longitudinal market research: an analysis of tenure transitions", P. C. J. Everaers and S. Davies
48. "Dynamics of poverty and determinants of poverty transitions. Results from the Dutch socio-economic panel", Ruud Muffels
50. "The estimation of poverty-dynamics using different household income measures", Ulrich Rendtel, Rolf Langeheine and Roland Bernsten
51. "Methodology for household panels and longitudinal analysis: where are we and where do we go from here? A view from the British household panel study", David Rose, Pamela Campanelli, Louise Corti and Marcia Taylor
52. "A new approach to poverty dynamics", Karl Ashworth, Martha Hill and Robert Walker
54. "Household panel studies: prospects and problems", Greg J. Duncan
56. "Analysing standards of living with panel data: at income group or household level?", Oliver Guillot and Bruno Jeandidier
57. "Analysing measurement error in quasi-experimental data: an application of latent class models to labour market data", F. van de Pol and R. Langenheine
58. "Exemplifying longitudinal log-linear analysis with latent variables", Jacques A. Hagenaars
59. "Storing a longitudinal panel in a relational database: comparison of two conceptual schemas", Pascal Zambeau and Christophe Reinhardt
60. "The evolution of income poverty in the Netherlands", Henk-Kan Dirven and Jos Berghman

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