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TARKI Social Research Institute

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TARKI Social Research Institute is an independent research centre based in Budapest, Hungary, that conducts applied socioeconomic research on social stratification, labor markets, income distribution, intergenerational transfers, tax benefit systems, and consumption and lifestyle patterns and attitudes, primarily in Hungary and, for many of its projects, more broadly across Europe. It maintains ties with major European academic institutions and its own fieldwork capability for empirical surveys, and its senior staff, most of whom also hold professorial roles at universities, all hold doctoral degrees. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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Geography
Country or Jurisdiction Served
Hungary 2
Wikidata Q7669348, property P17 (country).
Founding Year
1985 3
Headquarters
Budapest, Hungary 1
Classification
Institution Subtype
Think Tank or Research Institute 1
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1. TARKI Social Research Institute (Wikipedia)
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    independent research centre located in Budapest, Hungary
  • Introduction, institution-subtype
    TARKI Social Research Institute is an independent research centre based in Budapest, Hungary, that conducts applied socioeconomic research on social stratification, labor markets, income distribution, intergenerational transfers, tax benefit systems, and consumption and lifestyle patterns and attitudes, primarily in Hungary and, for many of its projects, more broadly across Europe.
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3. Research Organization Registry: TARKI Social Research Institute record
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"established": 1985
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