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2004, volume 47, articles 3-4

The economies of education: unkept promises? pp. 303-320

Jean-Luc De Meulemeester and Claude Diebolt

Ought ain't is: midnight thoughts on education pp. 321-340

Lant Pritchett

Economies of education: from theory to practice pp. 341-358

George Psacharopoulos

Computers and student learning: bivariate and multivariate evidence on the availability and use of computers at home and at school pp. 359-386

Thomas Fuchs and Ludger Wossmann

Wage elasticity of the teacher supply in Switzerland pp. 387-408

Stefan Wolter and Stefan Denzler

A cobweb model of higher education and labour market dynamics pp. 409-430

Claude Diebolt and Bachir El Murr

A perspective of South African unemployment pp. 431-448

Olivier Basdevant

Choix d'orientation et rentabilité de l'enseignement supérieur: une application micro économique à partir du modèle de scolarité de Mincer pp. 449-482

Valérie Canals and Magali Jaoul-Grammare

Le déclassement à l'embauche des jeunes: vers un changement de la valeur des diplômes? pp. 483-504

Jean-François Giret and Philippe Lemistre

Education, gender and earnings in France and Germany: level and dispersion effects pp. 505-542

Charlotte Lauer

Technology, computers and wages: evidence from a developing economy pp. 543

Christos Sakellariou and Harry Patrinos

2004, volume 47, articles 2

Séries statistiques pp. I-XVIII

Olivia Galgau

Human capital and working hours: searching for any interactions at Stake pp. 191-204

Antonio Garofalo and Concetto Paolo Vinci

Inter-temporal price discrimination when imports are restricted by quotas pp. 205-214

Abraham Hollander and Charbel Macdissi

Les Corn Laws en débat: régulation économique et sociale et libéralisme en Grande-Bretagne au cours du XIXe siècle pp. 215-248

Alain Clément

How accurate are the Swedish forecasters on GDB-Growth, CPI-inflation and unemployment? (1993 - 2001) pp. 249-278

Bharat Barot

2004, volume 47, articles 1

Which attitude should we adopt towards international skilled migration? pp. 5-8

Michel Beine and Frédéric Docquier

The economie impact of immigration for the host countries pp. 9-28

Xavier Chojnicki

The brain drain: a review of theory and facts pp. 29-44

Simon Commander, Mari Kangasniemi and L. Winters

Selective immigration policy in Australia, Canada, and the United States pp. 57-76

Heather Antecol, Deborah Cobb-Clark and Stephen Trejo

The demand for high-skilled workers and immigration policy pp. 77-88

Thomas Bauer and Astrid Kunze

The impact of temporary migration on human capital accumulation and economie development pp. 77-88

Manon Domingues Dos Santos and Fabien Postel-Vinay

Who is afraid of the brain drain? Human capital flight and growth in developing countries pp. 89-101

Hillel Rapoport

Brain drain and Remittances: implications for the source country pp. 103-118

Dilek Cinar and Frédéric Docquier

Temporary migration and self-employment: evidence from Tunisia pp. 119-138

Alice Mesnard

Immigration and aging in the Belgian régions pp. 139-157

Marc Debuisson, Frédéric Docquier, Abdul Noury and Madeleine Nantcho

Brain drain, brain gain and brain exchange: the rôle of MNEs in a small open economy pp. 159-184

Michele Cincera

2003, volume 46, articles 4

Séries stastistiques de Bruxelles pp. I-XVII

Olivia Galgau

Intra-firm wage dispersion and fîrm performance: a review and empirical tests on Belgian data pp. 5-30

Thierry Lallemand, Robert Plasman and Francois Rycx

Reductions in employers' social security contributions in a wage norm and automatic indexing régime pp. 31-64

Koen Burggraeve and Philip Du Caju

Mobilité du capital, polarisation des activités et union européenne pp. 65-90

Sébastien Dupuch and Jacques Mazier

A comparison of alternative spread décomposition models on Euronext Brussels pp. 91-136

Rudy De Winne and Christophe Majois

Errata pp. 137-140

Antonio Garofalo and Concetto Paolo Vinci

2003, volume 46, articles 3

Spécial issue on the economics of knowledge spillovers: introduction and overview pp. 5-10

Michele Cincera

The impact of industrial specialisation and diversity on innovation pp. 11-36

Lydia Greunz

Insight into the patenting performance of Belgian universities pp. 37-58

Eleftherios Sapsalis and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potter

Industry-university S&T transfers: what can we learn from Belgian CIS-2 data? pp. 59-86

Henri Capron and Michele Cincera

The nature of innovation and the origin of technological spillovers: an econometric analysis on individual French data pp. 87-106

Stéphanie Monjon and Patrick Waelbroeck

Productivity growth, R&D and the rôle of international collaborative agreements: some évidence for Belgian manufacturing companies pp. 107-140

Michele Cincera, Lieselot Kempen, Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potter, Reinhilde Veugelers and Carolina Villegas Sanchez

2003, volume 46, articles 2

Les séries statistiques pp. I-XX

Olivia Galgau

The inventory-theoretic approach to modal choice in freight transport: literature review and case study pp. 5-30

Bert Vernimmen and Frank Witlox

Do the OECD forecasts for the belgian economy contain information? pp. 31-64

Jozef Vuchelen and Maria Gutierrez

Lead lag relatîonships between short term options and the french stock index cac 40: the impact of time measurement pp. 65-82

Alexis Cellier

Les Fonds alternatifs sont-ils réellement décorrelés des produits d'investissments classiques? pp. 83-110

Daniel Capocci and Romain Mahieu

2003, volume 46, articles 1

Growth factors of flemish enterprises: an exploratory study over the period 1993-1997 pp. 5-38

Eddy Laveren, Arthur Limere and Kathleen Cleeren

The Ooghe-Joos-De Vos failure prédiction models: a cross-industry validation pp. 39-70

Hubert Ooghe, Sofie Balcaen and Jan Camerlynck

Les effets redistributifs de la réforme de l'impôt des personnes physiques: résultats de microsimulation pp. 71-98

Bea Cantillon, Brigit Kerstens and Gerlinde Verbist

Working hours and employment in a trade union local wage bargaining model pp. 99-123

Antonio Garofalo and Concetto Paolo Vinci

2002, volume 45, articles 4

Séries statistiques pp. I-XV

Olivia Galgau and Olga-Beatrice Epure

Le développement régional: contingences historiques et nouveaux facteurs dynamisants pp. 5-22

Henri Capron

Les disparités spatiales en Europe et leurs évolutions: 1960 - 2000 pp. 23-58

Christian Vandermotten

The innovation process of European régions pp. 59-94

Lydia Greunz

La situation économique de la Flandre et le mouvement flamand pp. 95-136

Jacques Nagels

Les revenus régionaux bruts en Belgique: un exercice d'évaluation pp. 137-156

Delphine Bassière, Michel Mignolet and Marie-Eve Mulquin

The spatial dimension of the R&D expenditures in the Belgian enterprise sector pp. 157-186

Andre Spithoven and Peter Teirlinck

La R&D au niveau des entreprises belges: une approche spatiale pp. 187-216

Luisito Bertinelli and Rosella Nicolini

2002, volume 45, articles 3

Séries Stastistiques de Bruxelles pp. I-XVIII

Olivia Galgau and Olga-Beatrice Epure

The interest rate and crédit channels in Belgium: an investigation with micro-level firm data pp. 5-36

Paxil Butzen, Catherine Fuss and Philip Vermeulen

A provincial (stock) exchange in Belgium: the case of Termonde pp. 37-64

Hans Willens

Financial statement information and the prédiction of stock returns in a small capital market: the case of Belgium pp. 65-90

Geert Van Campenhout, Tom Van Caneghem and Steve Van Uytbergen

What makes personal income taxes progressive? The case of Belgium pp. 91-112

André Decoster, Isabelle Standaert, Christian Valenduc and Guy Van Camp

World Trade 2002 - 2003 pp. 113-152

Olivia Galgau and Olga-Beatrice Epure

2002, volume 45, articles 2

Séries statistiques de Bruxelles pp. I-XX

Olivia Galgau

Gender wage gaps: a European perspective pp. 3-10

Danièle Meulders, Robert Plasman and Francois Rycx

Indicators on gender pay equality pp. 11-40

Anne Plasman, Robert Plasman, Michael Rusinek and Francois Rycx

L'évolution de l'écart salarial de genre dans l'Union européenne pp. 41-69

Anne Plasman, Robert Plasman and Michael Rusinek

Occupational segregation and the male female wage gap in Germany between 1985 and 1995 pp. 71-89

Kostas Mavromaras and Helmut Rudolph

Labor market segmentation and the gender wage gap: an analysis of selected industries in Switzerland pp. 91-118

Alfonso Sousa Poza

Inter-industry wage differentials and the gender wage gap in Belgium pp. 119-141

Ilan Tojerow and Francois Rycx

(Fe)male jobs and (fe)male wages: disentangling the effect of personal and job characteristics on wages by measuring stereotypes pp. 143-167

Christoph Meng

Dutch mothers' return to work and the re-entry effect on wage pp. 169-189

Cecile Wetzels and Kea Tijdens

How much does a year off cost? Estimating the wage effects of employment breaks and part-time periods pp. 191-217

Miriam Beblo and Elke Wolf

Mesure de la discrimination entre hommes et femmes dans les primes salariales en France pp. 219-246

Séverine Lemière

2002, volume 45, articles 1

Séries statistiques de Bruxelles pp. I-XVI

Olivia Galgau

Adam Smith et la banque libre pp. 3-36

Laurent Le Maux

Crédibilité de la politique monétaire et libelle de la dette publique pp. 37-66

Nathalie Gilson

The quality of a consensus forecast for economic growth in Belgium, 1981-2001 pp. 67-90

Jozef Vuchelen and Maria Gutierrez

La réforme comptable dans les communes flamandes: une étude empirique des comptes annuels pp. 91-115

Johan Christiaens and Séverine Hermans