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Name
Earnings data source
Sample structure
Longitudinal
Hourly wages
Worker skills
Time coverage
Denmark
IDA, IDAN, UDDA
Tax administration combined with register data
Universe
Yes
Occupation & Education
2001‑17
France
Déclaration annuelle des données sociales unifiée (DADS)
Mandatory employer survey
1/12th random worker sample
Occupation
2002‑17
Germany
SIEED (Sample of Integrated Employer-Employee Data)
Social security administration
1.5% random establishments sample
No
Education and Occupation
2002‑18
Netherlands
SPOLIS, POLIS, GBA, ABR and Hoogsteopltab.
Education (for about half of the sample)
2010‑19
Sweden
RAMS, LISA, Job Register. SES
Tax administration
RAMS: Universe. SES: 100% of the public sector; stratified sample covering 50% of all private sector firms
No, use of full-time equivalent
2001‑15