by Anne Zühlke, Philipp Kugler, Armin Hackenberger and Tobias Brändle
Lifetime labour income is higher for individuals with a university degree, but only late in life. When considering the failure risk of educational degrees and the possibility of educational upgrading, we find that individuals who start with a vocational training after their highest school degree do not earn less than individuals who start with university studies, once we control for covariates such as socio‐demographics and educational background.
June 19, 2019: 6th Bundesbank-IAW Lecture on European Economic Integration, Tübingen
The Euro Crisis: Why did it happen and can it happen again?
The School of Business and Economics and the Institute for Applied Economic Research will host a conference to celebrate and honour Wilhelm Kohler's outstanding contributions to International Economics on May 22 and 23, 2019.
The Tübingen-Hohenheim-Economics (THE) Association cordially invites you to this year’s THE Christmas Workshop combining a Young Researcher Workshop and a Winter School. This year, we celebrate THE Christmas Workshop@10!
