Economic Review

2004 - 2025

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Economic projections for Belgium – Autumn 2008 pp. 7-19: National Bank of Belgium
Ten years of monetary union in retrospect pp. 21-44: L. Aucremanne, Jef Boeckx, D. Dury and S. Ide
Review of the IMF's lending framework pp. 45-60: C. Janssens and E. Vincent
Innovation and entrepreneurship: structural determinants of competitiveness pp. 61-83: B. Robert
Trend in the financial structure and results of firms in 2007 pp. 85-100: David Vivet
The social balance sheet 2007 pp. 101-140: Ph. Delhez, P. Heuse, Y. Saks and H. Zimmer

Macroeconomic and fiscal impact of the risk capital allowance pp. 7-47: K. Burggraeve, Ph. Jeanfils, K. Van Cauter and L. Van Meensel
Results of the Bank’s survey of wage-setting in Belgian firms pp. 49-73: M. Druant, Philip Du Caju and Ph. Delhez
The incomes and financing balance of individuals and companies pp. 75-91: A. Bruggeman
Interregional transfers and solidarity mechanisms via the government budget pp. 93-112: D. Dury, B. Eugène, G. Langenus, K. Van Cauter and L. Van Meensel

Economic projections for Belgium – Spring 2008 pp. 7-28: National Bank of Belgium
Inflation and indexation in Belgium: causes and possible effects of the current acceleration in inflation pp. 29-37: National Bank of Belgium
Gross job flows and firms’ international activities pp. 39-53: Ch. Piette and Mauro Pisu
Foreign financial transactions of Belgian non-financial sectors pp. 55-67: V. Baugnet, P. Stinglhamber and M.-D. Zachary
The use and effectiveness of fiscal rules and independent fiscal institutions pp. 69-84: L. Van Meensel and D. Dury

Economic projections for Belgium – Autumn 2007 pp. 7-16: National Bank of Belgium
Interest rate policy or monetary base policy: implications for a central bank’s balance sheet pp. 17-26: Luc Aucremanne, Jef Boeckx and Olivier Vergote
The liquidity management of the Eurosystem during the period of financial turmoil pp. 27-41: Luc Aucremanne, Jef Boeckx and Olivier Vergote
Trend in the financial structure and results of firms in 2006 pp. 43-60: Fabienne Verduyn and David Vivet
The social balance sheet 2006 pp. 61-96: Ph. Delhez, P. Heuse and H. Zimmer
The determinants of savings in the third pension pillar pp. 97-113: P. Stinglhamber, M.-D. Zachary, G. Wuyts and Ch. Valenduc

The euro, five years later: what has happened to prices ? pp. 7-27: D. Cornille and T. Stragier
Recent commodity price developments: causes and effects pp. 29-45: P. Butzen, W. Melyn and H. Zimmer
The Single Euro Payments Area: SEPA pp. 47-61: H. Maillard and J. Vermeulen
Belgian corporate finance in a European perspective pp. 63-80: V. Baugnet and M.-D. Zachary
The sustainability of public finances in the context of population ageing pp. 81-95: Dries Dury and Luc Van Meensel

Economic projections for Belgium – Spring 2007 pp. 7-28: National Bank of Belgium
Direct investment and Belgium’s attractiveness pp. 29-46: Patrick Bisciari and Ch. Piette
The flattening of the yield curve: causes and economic policy implications pp. 47-60: M. Collin
Recent trends in corporate income tax pp. 61-75: K. Van Cauter and L. Van Meensel

Economic projections for Belgium – Autumn 2006 pp. 7-15: National Bank of Belgium
The financial situation of non-financial corporations pp. 17-30: S. Cappoen and M.-D. Zachary
Trend in the financial structure and results of firms in 2005 pp. 31-53: Frédéric Lagneaux and David Vivet
The social balance sheet 2005 pp. 55-86: Ph. Delhez and P. Heuse

Globalisation and monetary policy pp. 7-22: Jef Boeckx
Inflation persistence in Belgium pp. 23-33: M. Collin
The role of equities in corporate finance in Belgium pp. 35-47: V. Baugnet and G. Wuyts
Notable trends in the EU budget pp. 49-67: P. Butzen, E. De Prest and H. Geeroms

Economic projections for Belgium – Spring 2006 pp. 7-26: National Bank of Belgium
A new national index of consumer prices and 10 years of the HICP pp. 27-40: D. Cornille
Costs, advantages and drawbacks of the various means of payment pp. 41-47: National Bank of Belgium
Working time and forms of employment in Belgium pp. 49-64: J. De Mulder and M. Druant
The redistributive character of taxes and social security contributions pp. 65-82: K. Van Cauter and L. Van Meensel
Credits to individuals – Analysis of the data recorded by the Central Individual Credit Register pp. 83-87: H. De Doncker

Economic projections for Belgium - Autumn 2005 pp. 7-15: National Bank of Belgium
Inflation persistence and price-setting in the euro area: results of the Eurosystem Inflation Persistence Network pp. 17-37: Emmanuel Dhyne
Trend in the financial structure and results of firms in 2004 pp. 39-56: David Vivet
The social balance sheet 2004 pp. 57-89: Ph. Delhez and P. Heuse

Industry in Belgium: past developments and challenges for the future pp. 7-44: B. Robert and L. Dresse
The potential growth of the Belgian economy and its determinants pp. 45-64: C. Rigo
Share prices, house prices and monetary policy pp. 65-78: A. Bruggeman, M. Hradisky and V. Périlleux
Pricing behaviour in the euro area: results of a Eurosystem survey pp. 79-86: M. Druant
Social security finances pp. 87-106: B. Eugène, T. Stragier, K. Van Cauter and L. Van Meensel

Economic projections for Belgium – spring 2005 pp. 7-31: National Bank of Belgium
Sectoral interdependences and cost structure in the Belgian economy: an application for input-output tables pp. 33-48: D. Cornille and B. Robert
The US current account deficit: how did it come about and what are the policy implications pp. 49-63: P. Butzen, E. De Prest, S. Ide and H. Zimmer
The stability and growth pact: an eventful history pp. 65-81: Geert Langenus