Martin Unger

Analyst-Equity at Institut für Höhere Studien

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Dr. Martin Unger is a Head of Research Group at Institut für Höhere Studien.
As an undergraduate, he worked for the Federal Ministry of Education, Science, and Culture (report on universities, social report on undergraduates, etc.), and participated in projects at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies of Austrian Universities (iff).
Between 2004 and 2015, he lectured at the University of Economics in Vienna (empirical social research) and the University of Vienna (empirical social research, project planning, selectivity of the education system).
He is a sociology graduate from the University of Vienna and took a postgraduate course in sociology at the IHS.

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Institut für Höhere Studien Institut für Höhere Studien Investment ManagersFinance Institut für Höhere Studien (IHS) is an independent Swiss post-university research center which was founded in 1963. Headquartered in Vienna, the firm conducts scientific project in several countries; project funding stems from competitive research grants as well as contract research with contracts from public institutions and companies. IHS prepares quarterly economic forecasts for the Austrian economy for the current and following year. In addition, once a year a medium-term forecast for economic developments in Austria for the next five years are presented. The firm covers a wide spectrum of economics and social sciences.	Analyst-Equity	1997-12-31

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Institut für Höhere Studien Institut für Höhere Studien Investment ManagersFinance Institut für Höhere Studien (IHS) is an independent Swiss post-university research center which was founded in 1963. Headquartered in Vienna, the firm conducts scientific project in several countries; project funding stems from competitive research grants as well as contract research with contracts from public institutions and companies. IHS prepares quarterly economic forecasts for the Austrian economy for the current and following year. In addition, once a year a medium-term forecast for economic developments in Austria for the next five years are presented. The firm covers a wide spectrum of economics and social sciences.	Finance