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Volume 160, issue 4, 2012

School Responsiveness to Quality Rankings: An Empirical Analysis of Secondary Education in the Netherlands pp. 339-355

Pierre Koning and Karen van der Wiel

Let’s Not Stick Together: Anticipation of Cartel and Merger Control in The Netherlands pp. 357-376

Barbara Baarsma, Ron Kemp, Rob Noll and Jo Seldeslachts

Motives for Corporate Social Responsibility pp. 377-396

Johan Graafland and Corrie Mazereeuw- Van der Duijn Schouten

Portfolio Implications of Cointegration Between Labor Income and Dividends pp. 397-412

Frank Jong

Why is There a Spike in the Job Finding Rate at Benefit Exhaustion? pp. 413-438

Jan Boone and Jan van Ours

Volume 160, issue 3, 2012

Assessing Debt Sustainability in a Stochastic Environment: 200 Years of Dutch Debt and Deficit Management pp. 219-236

Sweder van Wijnbergen and Alexander France

Price Effects of Dutch Hospital Mergers: An Ex-post Assessment of Hip Surgery pp. 237-255

Ron Kemp, Nikki Kersten and Astrid Severijnen

Are Occupations Paid What They are Worth? An Econometric Study of Occupational Wage Inequality and Productivity pp. 257-287

Stephan Kampelmann and Francois Rycx

Peer Reporting and the Perception of Fairness pp. 289-310

Salima Douhou, Jan Magnus and Arthur van Soest

Adverse Selection in Private Annuity Markets and the Role of Mandatory Social Annuitization pp. 311-337

Ben Heijdra and Laurie Reijnders

Volume 160, issue 2, 2012

Flexibility of the Labour Market pp. 83-87

Frank Cörvers, Rob Euwals and Andries de Grip

Setting It Right: Employment Protection, Labour Reallocation and Productivity pp. 89-116

John Martin and Stefano Scarpetta

A Flexicurity Labour Market in the Great Recession: The Case of Denmark pp. 117-140

Torben Andersen

Wage-Tenure Profiles and Mobility pp. 141-155

Anja Deelen

Why Do Recent Graduates Enter into Flexible Jobs? pp. 157-175

Daniëlle Bertrand-Cloodt, Frank Cörvers, Ben Kriechel and Jesper Thor

Flexible Contracts and Human Capital Investments pp. 177-195

Didier Fouarge, Andries de Grip, Wendy Smits and Robert Vries

Job Satisfaction and Contingent Employment pp. 197-218

Marloes Graaf-Zijl

Volume 160, issue 1, 2012

Generational Impacts of Demographic Changes in Pay-as-you-go Pension Schemes: Measurement and Application to the Netherlands pp. 1-16

W. Heeringa and Lans Bovenberg

Performance Persistence of Dutch Pension Funds pp. 17-34

Xiaohong Huang and Ronald Mahieu

Age and Productivity: Sector Differences pp. 35-57

Christian Göbel and Thomas Zwick

Will Ageing Lead to a Higher Real Exchange Rate for the Netherlands? pp. 59-80

Casper Ewijk and Maikel Volkerink

Editorial Report 2011 pp. 81-82

Jan Ours

Volume 159, issue 4, 2011

Productivity and Internationalization: A Micro-Data Approach pp. 381-388

Peter Bergeijk, Fabienne Fortanier, Harry Garretsen, Henri de Groot and Selwyn Moons

From Estimation Results to Stylized Facts Twelve Recommendations for Empirical Research in International Activities of Heterogeneous Firms pp. 389-412

Joachim Wagner

Exploring the Margins of Dutch Exports: A Firm-Level Analysis pp. 413-434

Harold Creusen, Henk Kox, Arjan Lejour and Roger Smeets

Measuring and Interpreting Trends in the Division of Labour in the Netherlands pp. 435-482

Semih Akçomak, Lex Borghans and Bas ter Weel

Trade Policy, Competition and Productivity: The Impact of EU Harmonization in the Dutch Food Processing Industry pp. 483-509

Mark Vancauteren and Bruno Henry de Frahan

Foreign Investors in The Netherlands: Heterogeneous Employment and Productivity Effects pp. 511-531

Fabienne Fortanier and Selwyn Moons

Volume 159, issue 3, 2011

Ageing and the Conflict of Interest Between Generations pp. 257-278

Leon Bettendorf, Albert Van der Horst, Nick Draper, Casper Ewijk, Ruud de Mooij and H. Rele

Does Manager Turnover Improve Firm Performance? Evidence from Dutch Soccer, 1986–2004 pp. 279-303

Bas ter Weel

Remilitarization and the End of the Gold Bloc in 1936 pp. 305-321

Paul Hallwood, Ronald MacDonald and Ian Marsh

Differentiating Indexation in Dutch Pension Funds pp. 323-360

Roel Beetsma and Alessandro Bucciol

Return to Work After Long Term Sickness pp. 361-380

T. Everhardt and Ph. Jong

Volume 159, issue 2, 2011

Introduction to De ECONOMIST Special Issue on “Ageing Workforces” pp. 89-94

Vincent Vandenberghe

Are Older Workers Worthy of Their Pay? An Empirical Investigation of Age-Productivity and Age-Wage Nexuses pp. 95-111

Ana Rute Cardoso, Paulo Guimaraes and Jose Varejao

Age, Wage and Productivity in Dutch Manufacturing pp. 113-137

Jan van Ours and Lenny Stoeldraijer

Wages, Productivity and Aging pp. 139-158

Benoit Dostie

Boosting the Employment Rate of Older Men and Women pp. 159-191

Vincent Vandenberghe

Productivity-Wage Gaps Among Age Groups: Does the ICT Environment Matter? pp. 193-221

Alessandra Cataldi, Stephan Kampelmann and Francois Rycx

Diversity at the Workplace: Whom Does it Benefit? pp. 223-255

Pekka Ilmakunnas and Seija Ilmakunnas

Volume 159, issue 1, 2011

The Impact of Product Market Competition on Employers’ Training Investments. Evidence from German Establishment Panel Data pp. 1-23

Katja Görlitz and Joel Stiebale

The Dutch Grey Market pp. 25-40

Luc Renneboog and Christophe Spaenjers

The Effects of a Dutch High School Curriculum Reform on Performance in and After Higher Education pp. 41-61

Ernest Berkhout, Peter Berkhout and Dinand Webbink

The Individual Life Cycle and Economic Growth: An Essay on Demographic Macroeconomics pp. 63-87

Ben Heijdra and Jochen Mierau

Volume 158, issue 4, 2010

Retirement of Older Workers and Employment of the Young pp. 341-359

Adriaan Kalwij, Arie Kapteyn and Klaas Vos

The Declining Impact of Exchange Rate Volatility on Trade pp. 361-372

Alexandra Hudson and Sebastiaan (Bas) Straathof

Has the Internet Eliminated Regional Price Differences? Evidence from the Used Car Market pp. 373-386

Marco Haan and Henk-Wim Boer

Limits to Growth in Organic Sales pp. 387-410

Frank Bunte, Michiel Galen, W. Kuiper and Gemma Tacken

Towards a Closed Phosphorus Cycle pp. 411-425

Michiel Keyzer

Volume 158, issue 3, 2010

Early Retirement Behaviour in the Netherlands: Evidence From a Policy Reform pp. 209-236

Rob Euwals, Daniel van Vuuren and Ronald Wolthoff

The Effects of a Change in Market Abuse Regulation on Abnormal Returns and Volumes: Evidence from the Amsterdam Stock Market pp. 237-293

Tyas Prevoo and Bas ter Weel

Exports and Productivity Selection Effects for Dutch Firms pp. 295-322

Henk Kox and Hugo Rojas-Romagosa

Notes and Communications pp. 323-335

Henk Don

Erratum to: Banking and Debt Crises in Europe: The Dangerous Liaisons? pp. 337-340

Bertrand Candelon and Franz Palm

Volume 158, issue 2, 2010

What Does Behavioral Economics Mean for Policy? Challenges to Savings and Health Policies in the Netherlands pp. 101-122

Peter Kooreman and Henriette Prast

Is pay related to performance in The Netherlands? An analysis of Dutch executive compensation, 2002–2006 pp. 123-149

Gerwin Laan, Hans Ees and Arjen Witteloostuijn

Longevity Risk pp. 151-192

Anja De Waegenaere, Bertrand Melenberg and Ralph Stevens

How a Reduction of Standard Working Hours Affects Employment Dynamics pp. 193-207

Pedro Raposo and Jan van Ours

Volume 158, issue 1, 2010

How to Share Our Risks Efficiently? Principles for Optimal Social Insurance and Pension Provision pp. 1-21

C. N. Teulings

Why Speed Doesn’t Kill: Learning to Believe in Disinflation pp. 23-42

Eric Schaling and Marco Hoeberichts

One Money and Sixteen Needs: Has the ECB’s Monetary Policy Become More Balanced Towards the Needs of the Member States? pp. 43-60

Andre Van Poeck

Market Share and Price in Dutch Home Care: Market Power or Quality? pp. 61-79

Ilaria Mosca, Marc Pomp and Victoria Shestalova

Banking and Debt Crises in Europe: The Dangerous Liaisons? pp. 81-99

Bertrand Candelon and Franz Palm