De Economist

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Rob Alessie, Bas ter Weel, Casper van Ewijk, Jan C. van Ours and Frank de Jong

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It is Time for National Action to Reach the Lisbon Goals pp. 369-374: Aart Geus
An Activating Social Security System pp. 375-397: Tito Boeri
Balancing Work and Family Life during the Life Course pp. 399-423: Lans Bovenberg
European Labour Mobility: Challenges and Potentials pp. 425-450: Klaus Zimmermann
Notes and Communications pp. 461-471: Howell Zee

Germany’s Stalling Economic Engine – How to Get it Running Again pp. 243-255: Horst Siebert
Is there Regional Tax Competition? Firm Level Evidence for Belgium pp. 257-276: Hylke Vandenbussche, Karen Crabbé and Boudewijn Janssen
Will Corporate Income Taxation Survive? pp. 277-301: Ruud de Mooij
The Effects of Performance Measurement and Compensation on Motivation: An Empirical Study pp. 303-329: Marco Herpen, Mirjam Praag and Kees Cools
Reform of Occupational Pensions in the Netherlands pp. 331-347: Casper Ewisk

Europe’s Demographic Deficit A Plea For A Child Pension System pp. 1-45: Hans-Werner Sinn
Corporate Effective Tax Rates in the Netherlands pp. 47-66: Boudewijn Janssen
The Rationality Behind Immigration Policy Preferences pp. 67-83: Hendrik van Dalen and Kene Henkens
On Economics and Religion pp. 85-106: Martin M.G. Fase
Innovation in the Netherlands: the Market Falters and the Government Fails pp. 107-124: Bas Jacobs and Jules Theeuwes
Book Reviews: Eric Ghysels, Norman R. Swanson and Mark W.Watson, Essays in Econometrics, Collected Papers of Clive W.J. Granger, Volume II: Causality, Integration and Cointegration, and Long Memory, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2001, GBP 30.00 (ISBN 0 52179 649 0) pp. 125-127: Jean-Pierre Urbain
Jury Report on the KVS Award for the Best Doctoral thesis in Economics of the Academic Years 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 pp. 135-136: Martin M.G. Fase, Hugo Keuzenkamp, Philip Franses, Hans Franses and Peter Leeflang

Four Sources of Innovation and Stimulation of Growth in the Dutch Economy pp. 321-351: William Baumol
Firm Dynamics and Innovation in the Netherlands A comment on Baumol pp. 353-363: Eric Bartelsman
Innovation Performance and Innovation Policy: the Case of the Netherlands pp. 365-374: Luuk Klomp
Law, Finance, and Growth during Transition: a Survey pp. 375-402: Ralph de Haas
Corporate social responsibility of Dutch companies: Benchmarking, transparency and robustness pp. 403-426: Johan Graafland and Sylvester Eijffinger

Econometrics for Policy Analysis: Progress and Regress pp. 167-175: Christopher Sims
How Econometric Models help Policy Makers: Theory and Practice pp. 177-195: F.J.H. Don
Structural Stability and Models of the Business Cycle pp. 197-209: James Stock
Twentieth Century Shocks, Trends and Cycles in Industrialized Nations pp. 211-232: Herman van Dijk
Labour Market Policy and Welfare Reform: Meeting Distribution and Efficiency Objectives pp. 233-250: Richard Blundell
Globalization, Growth, and the Poor pp. 251-272: T. Srinivasan and Jessica Wallack
Tinbergen in De Economist pp. 273-296: J. Kol

Redesigning the Employment Protection System pp. 1-20: Olivier Blanchard and Jean Tirole
Investment and Finance when Liquidation is Costly pp. 21-45: Allard Bruinshoofd and Wilko Letterie
The Lost Race between Schooling and Technology pp. 47-78: Bas Jacobs
Cost-based Pricing of Payment Instruments: the State of the Debate pp. 79-100: Leo Van Hove
Book Reviews pp. 133-145: Donald Wittman