DHS

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Zusammenfassung

The DNB Household Survey (DHS) offers a unique collection of data that allows the study of both psychological and economic aspects of financial behavior; a panel study among 2000 households that has been active since 1993. The data contain information about employment, pensions, living conditions, mortgages, income, possessions, loans, health, economic and psychological concepts and personal characteristics, and is collected annually among participants of the CentERpanel.

Forschungsbereich

Household Finance

Schlagworte

household finance, household debt, social interactions, mortgages, consumercredit, informal loans, personality traits, big five, locus of control, labor market, unemployment, subjective expectations, durable consumption, household saving

JEL-Klassifizierung

G11, E21, D01, D12, E23, E32, C81, C83, D14, J63

Working Paper Referenzen

Household Debt and Social Interactions
The Impact of Long-Run Macroeconomic Experiences on Personality
Job Loss Expectations, Durable Consumption and Household Finances: Evidence from Linked Survey Data

Thema

Monetary Policy
Saving and Borrowing
Household Finance

Publikationstyp

Research Data

Link zur Publikation

https://fif.hebis.de/xmlui/handle/123456789/1390

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