Acquisition

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Additional acquisition referred to in Germany a household economic model of profit- independence . What is meant is a first or only self-employed part-time activity in addition to a main activity that is not aimed at gainful employment , e.g. B. private housekeeping. A first or only self-employed full-time job, on the other hand, is referred to as main occupation , a second job as self-employed or part-time self-employment as a sideline .

According to a study published in 2006 by the University of Bonn , which was based on an evaluation of the microcensus and the EU labor force sample, "Starting up and self-employment in additional employment in Germany is mainly carried out in combination with household and family tasks, less often in combination with school or studies", As a result, self-employment in Germany is largely a women's domain .

In agriculture , a distinction is made between full / main employment , part-time employment and additional employment. The main occupation is therefore a business whose operating income is almost entirely generated in agriculture. Additional income includes businesses with an external income of between 10 and 50%, while secondary income includes companies with an external income from an agricultural activity or another occupation of over 50%.

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  1. ↑ Caroline Dangel, Sabine Fleißig, Michael-Burkhardt Pierkowski, Thomas Stamm: Gender aspects in business start-ups and self-employment in Germany compared with selected countries in Europe. An analysis of the microcensus and the EU labor force sample . Research program household-business-complexes, project start-ups and self-employment in Europe, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn 2006, p. 4 - online (PDF; 899 kB)
  2. ↑ Dangel et al. a., p. 5
  3. ↑ Ute Eschenbacher: Full-time job, part-time job, additional job: Success with three different acquisition strategies Nordbayerischer Kurier , April 14, 2014
  4. ↑ Julia Arndt: Main and sideline in agriculture - differences in farm structures Statistical monthly magazine Baden-Württemberg 6/2006, pp. 35–40