Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung

9:30 - 9:45

Welcome /Introduction (Room 168)
Joachim Möller (IAB)

• Colin Crouch Warwick Business School
  Flexibility and security on the labour market: an analysis of the governance of  inequality (Room 168)
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Session A: Wages and inequality I (Room 168)
Chair: Christian Lahusen (Universität Siegen)

• Johannes Giesecke* (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin), Roland Verwiebe (Universität Wien)
  The impact of class on social inequality: Winners and losers of the income dynamics in Germany between 1998 and 2005
  (Discussant: Markus Promberger, IAB)
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• Dirk Antonczyk*, Bernd Fitzenberger, Ute Leuschner (Universität Freiburg)
  Can a task-based approach explain the recent changes in the German wage structure?
  (Discussant: Joachim Möller, IAB)
  Paper
• Kjersti Misje Nilsen*, Harald Dale-Olsen (Institute for Social Research, Oslo)
  The Matthew principle in practice - on the development of wage dispersion in Norway and the relation to changes in the profitability distribution of firms
  (Discussant: Lutz Bellmann, IAB)
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Session B1: Wages and inequality II (Room 164)
Chair: Joachim Möller (IAB) 

• Ngoc Ha Dao* (Université du Québec à Montreal)
  Asymmetric information, wage dispersion and unemployment fluctuations
  (Discussant: Philipp vom Berge, University Regensburg)
   Paper
• Tatiana Karabchuk*, Vladimir Gimpelson, Rostislav Kapelyushnikov (Higher School of Economics, State University Moscow)
  Differences in wages of standard and non-standard workers in Russia
  (Discussant: Martin Dietz, IAB)
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15:20 - 15:40 Coffee Break

• Lutz Bellmann* (IAB), Martyn Andrews (University of Manchester), Torsten Schank (Universität Erlangen-Nuremberg), Richard Upward (University of Nottingham)
  The impact of financial participation on workers
  (Discussant: Dirk Antonczyk, Universität Freiburg)
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14:00 - 17:00

Session B2: Impact of taxes and transers on inequality (Room 168)
Chair: Viktor Steiner (DIW Berlin)

• Andreas Peichl* (IZA Bonn), Clemens Fuest (University of Oxford), Judith Niehues (Universität Köln)
  The redistributive effects of tax benefit systems in the enlarged EU
  (Discussant: Ulrich Walwei, IAB)
  Paper
• Karen Jaehrling* (University of Duisburg-Essen)
  Low income households in European welfare states 'after the male breadwinner' - A challenge for politics and for comparative welfare state research
  (Discussant: Gesine Stephan, IAB)
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15:20 - 15:40 Coffee Break

• Kerstin Bruckmeier*, Barbara Schwengler (IAB)
  How federal social policies influence spatial income inequalities in Germany
  (Discussant: Viktor Steiner, DIW Berlin)
  Paper - revised version 
• Gesine Stephan* (IAB)
  Employer wage subsidies and wages in Germany: Evidence from individual data
  (Discussant: Andreas Peichl, IZA Bonn)
  Paper
  

John E. Roemer Yale University
Incentives versus coordination as market functions (Room 168)
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Claus Offe Hertie School of Goverance 
Varieties of labor market inequality: Some benign, some not so (Room 168)

Session C1: (Wage) Inequality and gender I (Room 168)
Chair: Ulrich Walwei (IAB)

• Alissa Tolstokorova* (International School Equal Opportunities, Kiev, Ukraine)
  The burden of bread-winning in the bread basket of Europe: Gender dimension of rural poverty, unemployment and labour migration in Ukraine
  (Discussant: Tatiana Karabchuk, Centre for Labour Market Studies, Moscow)
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• Katrin Sommerfeld*, Bernd Fitzenberger, Dirk Antonczyk (Universität Freiburg)
  The decline of wage bargaining, rising wage dispersion, and the gender wage gap
  (Discussant: Hermann Gartner, IAB)
  Paper 
• Christoph Meng*, Ger Ramackers (Masstricht University)
  Care or assert? The impact of the gender match on wage
  (Discussant: Stefan Fuchs, IAB)
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10:15 - 12:15

Session C2: Labour market mobility and inequality (Room 162)
Chair: Rainer Trinczek (Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)

• Ronald Bachmann*, Thomas K. Bauer, Peggy David (RWI, Essen)
  Cohort wage effects and job mobility
  (Discussant: Uwe Blien, IAB)
  Paper  
• Steffen Hillmert* (University Tübingen)
  Occupational mobility and cumulative inequality along the life course: Long-term trends on the German labour market
  (Discussant: Bernd Fitzenberger, Universität Freiburg))
  Paper 
• Brigitte Schels* (IAB)
  Job entry and the ways out of benefit receipt of young adults in Germany
  (Discussant: Martin Abraham, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)
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Session D: (Wage) Inequality and gender II (Room 168)
Chair: Wolfgang Ludwig-Mayerhofer (Universität Siegen)

• Kathrin Leuze* (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin), Susanne Strauß* (Universität Tübingen)
  Wage inequality between male and female university graduates: the influence of occupational specialization, female-dominated subjects and occupational segregation
  (Discussant: Britta Matthes, IAB)
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• Matthias Pollmann-Schult* (Universität Bielefeld)
  Marriage and earnings: an investigation into the causes of the male wage premium
  (Discussant: Rainer Trinczek, Technische Universität München)
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• Stefan Liebig*, Carsten Sauer, Jürgen Schupp (Universität Bielefeld) 
  The justice of earnings in dual-earner households
  (Discussant: Wolfgang Ludwig-Mayerhofer, Universität Siegen) 
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