Sevrin Waights

Economist at The German Institute for Economic Research

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Dr. Sevrin Waights is a Research Associate at The German Institute for Economic Research.
He is a Research Associate and Marie Curie Fellow at the Education and Family department at the DIW Berlin.
He works on empirical questions in family politics and early education.
His current research examines the impact of paid parental leave on the gender pay gap in Germany.
He also examines the determinants of daycare enrollment gaps by family background, and the impact of daycare usage on parental activities with children.
He is a research fellow at the LSE Center for Economic Performance.
He obtained his Ph.D.
at the London School of Economics in 2014.

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The German Institute for Economic Research The German Institute for Economic Research Investment ManagersFinance The German Institute for Economic Research (dba DIW Berlin) is a private economic research institute headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Founded n 1925, the firm conducts socially relevant research in line with international standards, engages in knowledge transfer, and supports young researchers. The institute analyzes the economic and social aspects of topical issues, formulating and disseminating policy advice based on its research findings. DIW Berlin is a member of the Leibniz Association and operates exclusively for non-profit scientific purposes.	Economist	-

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The German Institute for Economic Research The German Institute for Economic Research Investment ManagersFinance The German Institute for Economic Research (dba DIW Berlin) is a private economic research institute headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Founded n 1925, the firm conducts socially relevant research in line with international standards, engages in knowledge transfer, and supports young researchers. The institute analyzes the economic and social aspects of topical issues, formulating and disseminating policy advice based on its research findings. DIW Berlin is a member of the Leibniz Association and operates exclusively for non-profit scientific purposes.	Finance