Search Results - subject:"Zeitbudgetforschung"

Who shirks at work? : an application of machine learning to time use data

Gimenez-Nadal, José Ignacio; Molina, José Alberto; … - 2026

Worker productivity depends not only on hours worked, but also on how work time is actually used, and time-use evidence shows that non-work at work is non-trivial. This paper provides a data-driven characterization of shirking, and studies which observable characteristics best predict shirking...

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Remote work, firm technology, and the spatial economy : generations, care, and the normalized quadratic approach

Shimizu, Chihiro - 2026

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Measuring regional welfare through a spatial becker model : time allocation, location choice, and superlative index theory

Shimizu, Chihiro - 2026

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Gender differences in academic time allocation : evidence from Japan

Lee, Sunhee; Li, Yalan; Osawa, Ayako; Usui, Emiko - 2026

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From the inner citadel to the outside world : Tilgherís hypothesis and the emergence of modern man

Ponthière, Grégory - 2026

According to the Italian philosopher Tilgher (1922), the birth of the bourgeois society during the Pre-Industrial era involved the replacement of the Ancient Man by the Modern Man, and consisted of a reorienta- tion of efforts from spiritual exercises developing the inner self (what Marcus...

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Home bias and referee bias in European football : the role of stoppage time allocation

Böttger, Tom; Vischer, Lars - 2026

Football referees possess substantial discretion in allocating stoppage time, a decision that is comparatively opaque yet potentially consequential for match outcomes. This paper examines whether stoppage time allocation contributes to home advantage in contemporary European professional...

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Levy Institute measure of time and income poverty: : United States, 2007-2022 : sources, methods, and assessment

Rios-Avila, Fernando; Zacharias, Ajit; Masterson, Thomas; … - 2026

In this paper, we present the empirical methodology used to estimate the Levy Institute Measure of Time and Income Poverty (LIMTIP) for the United States over the period 2007-2022. We provide a step-by-step account of the statistical matching procedure employed to construct a synthetic dataset...

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Time-use and income : a trivariate relative poverty surface

Dorn, Franziska; Meier, Kim Sarah; Maxand, Simone - 2026

Understanding poverty and well-being requires moving beyond income-based measures to account for how work and time are organized within households. While income and unpaid work sustain household living standards, in combination with leisure they determine how these standards are produced and...

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Short-time work and unemployment : long-term effects on workers' labor-market outcomes, time use and life satisfaction

Schäper, Clara; Wrohlich, Katharina; Zinn, Sabine - 2026

Many countries use job-retention schemes, such as short-time work (STW), to stabilize the labor market during economic downturns. While these schemes might prevent unemployment (UE) and its adverse effects on workers, STW could also deter workers from moving to more productive firms, thereby...

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Moving beyond Time Poverty : Measuring Women’s and Men’s Time-Use Agency

Daum, Thomas; Kilic, Talip; Koolwal, Gayatri; Seymour, Greg - 2026

Economic research on time use has traditionally focused on the total time individuals spend across different activities. However, less is known about time-use agency, or the ability to make strategic choices on allocating one’s time. This paper presents the findings from a novel,...

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