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Dr Christian Schluter

Reader in Econometrics

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Dr Christian Schluter is Reader in Econometrics within Economics at the University of Southampton.

My recent empirical work has focused on child poverty, testing for parental altruism in Mexico (based on Progresa), and evaluations of subjective expectations data.

After working as a Lecturer in Economics at University of Bristol, Christian joined the Economics department at the University of Southampton in 2002.

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Applied econometrics: statistical and empirical topics in income distributions (inequality, poverty, mobility); the consequences of moderate sample sizes and data dependence for inferential procedures; testing for outliers

My recent empirical work has focused on child poverty, testing for parental altruism in Mexico (based on Progresa), and evaluations of subjective expectations data.

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Understanding Migrants' Choices, NORFACE

Programme Director: MSc Development Economics & Economic Policy Analysis

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Book Chapter

Schluter, C. (2001). Child poverty in Germany: trends and persistence. In B. Bradbury, S. P. Jenkins, & J. Micklewright (Eds.), The Dynamics of Child Poverty in Industrialised Countries Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.2277/0521004926

Working Paper

Schluter, C., & Trede, M. (2010). Estimating continuous-time income models. (pp. 1-40). (Discussion Papers in Economics and Econometrics; No. 1014). University of Southampton.

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