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Christian Göbel studied economics at the University of Mannheim and the Université Catholique de Louvain. From 2001 to 2006 he was a research and teaching assistant at the Université Catholique de Louvain. Since November 2006 he is working at ZEW in the department "Labour Markets, Human Resources and Social Policy". In June 2007 he defended his thesis "Evaluating the effect of participation in subsidised employment" at the Université Catholique de Louvain. His main research interests are labour economics, policy evaluation and applied econometrics.
Cockx, Bart, Christian Göbel and Stephane Robin (forthcoming), Can Income Support for Part-Time Workers Serve as a Stepping Stone to Regular Jobs? An Application to Young Long-Term Unemployed Women, Empirical Economics.
Göbel, Christian (2007), Evaluating the effect of participation in subsidised employment, Electronic Dissertations Louvain-la-Neuve. Download
Göbel, Christian and Thomas Zwick (2009), Age and Productivity - Evidence from Linked Employer Employee Data, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 09-020, Mannheim. Download
Göbel, Christian and Elsy Verhostadt (2008), Is Temporary Employment a Stepping Stone for Unemployed School Leavers?, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 08-093, Mannheim. Download
Boockmann, Bernhard, Markus Clauss, Christian Göbel, Martina Hartig, Stephan Lothar Thomsen, Thomas Walter and andere (2008), Abschlussbericht - Evaluation der Experimentierklausel nach § 6c SGB II - Untersuchungsfeld 3: "Wirkungs- und Effizienzanalyse", Vergleichende Evaluation des arbeitsmarktpolitischen Erfolgs der Modelle der Aufgabenwahrnehmung "Zugelassene kommunaler Träger" und "Arbeitsgemeinschaft" , BMAS, Berlin. Download
Boockmann, Bernhard, Christian Göbel, Stephan Lothar Thomsen, Thomas Walter and andere (2007), Evaluation der Experimentierklausel nach §6c SGB II - Vergleichende Evaluation der Modelle der Aufgabenwahrnehmung , Erster Bericht, BMAS, Berlin. Download
Pilot study for the evaluation of youth programmes within Social Code II and Social Code III