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variable is formulated. Furthermore, the notion of asymptotic stability and its relation
to the notion of inertia, which is often called stability by social scientists, is discussed.
An important practical question is how to deal with data from panels with
unequally spaced intervals between waves. Finally, the isssue of the treatment of
ordinal dependent variables is addressed. Using ordinal probit thresholds, the question
of the variance of an ordinal variable across time is clarified and a quick estimator
for variance is given." Arminger verwendet für ein Anwendungsbeispiel die
Gastarbeiter-Items aus der Test-Retest-Studie des ALLBUS 1984
Arminger, Gerhard und Müller, F., (1990). Lineare Modelle zur Analyse von Paneldaten.
Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag.
Abstract: "On general linear models for panel analysis, with accent on covariance
structure modeling. Attention is given to static and dynamic models, and models with
missing values. Applications are given, using ALLBUS 1984 data and the LISREL
computer programm."
Aufgenommen: 15. Fassung, Oktober 1998
Arndt, Christian und Volkert, Jürgen, (2007). A Capability Approach for Official
German Poverty and Wealth Reports: Conceptual Background and First Empirical
Results. IAW Diskussionspapiere No.27. Institut für Angewandte Wirtschaftsforschung:
Abstract: "The majority of the literature related to Amartya Sen´s Capability Approach
(CA) has been devoted to questions of development and developing countries.
In this paper, however, with a theoretical concept and first empirical results at
hand, we shed some light on Sen´s argument that the CA is also relevant to wealthy
countries (Sen, 1999, p. 6). First, we discuss the political background of CA applications
in the case of Germany. Second, we sketch out a new analytical framework for
the assessment of poverty and wealth in affluent countries in general from a CA
perspective. Third, we show how this framework can be based on a corresponding set
of feasible indicators and up-to-date representative information in the German Socio-
Economic Panel Study (GSOEP & ALLBUS). Finally, three selected empirical examples
underline the resulting possibilities for analyses of gender inequalities, the
unequal distribution of political participation and interdependencies between financial
and nonfinancial issues of poverty and wealth within this integrative framework.".
Aufgenommen: 22. Fassung, März 2008