"Familien in Deutschland„ – FiD

Abstract

Data WatchThis section offers descriptions as well as discussions of data sources that are of interest to social scientists engaged in empirical research or teaching courses that include empirical investigations performed by students.The purpose is to describe the information in the data source, to give examples of questions tackled with the data and to tell how to access the data for research and teaching.We focus on data from German speaking countries that allow international comparative research.While most of the data are at the micro level (individuals, households, or firms), more aggregate data and meta data (for regions, industries, or nations) are included as well.

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