Abstract

Using data from the panel study "Labour Market and Social Security" (PASS), we first show how vulnerable groups are endowed with important resources in times of limited personal contact. In further steps, we report on the basis of PASS whether and how this unequal resource allocation during the corona pandemic has a particular impact on these groups. To this end, we will investigate how indicators of well-being, life satisfaction, worries or social participation in different groups were affected by the crisis.