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151: Intergenerational risk sharing and labour supply in collective funded pension schemes with defined benefits

Jan Bonenkamp and Ed Westerhout

150: Ranking the schools: How quality information affects school choice in the Netherlands

Pierre Koning and Karen van der Wiel

149: School responsiveness to quality ranking: An empirical analysis of secondary education in the Netherlands

Pierre Koning and Karen van der Wiel

148: Exploring the ambiguous impact of employment protection on employment and productivity

Egbert Jongen and Sabine Visser

147: Reinforcing buyer power: Trade quotas and supply diversification in the EU natural gas market

Gijsbert Zwart and Svetlana Ikonnikova

146: Geographical range of amenity benefits: Hedonic price analysis for railway stations

Ioulia Ossokina

145: A decomposition of the growth in self-employment

Frank van Es and Daniel van Vuuren

144: The effect of accountability policies in primary education in Amsterdam

Victoria Chorny and Dinand Webbink

143: Exports and productivity selection effects for Dutch firms

Henk Kox and Hugo Rojas-Romagosa

142: Supply of renewable energy sources and the cost of EU climate policy

Stefan Boeters and J. Koornneef

141: Identifying options for regulating the coordination of network investments with investments in distributed electricity generation

Eva Niesten

140: Selective contracting and foreclosure in health care markets

Michiel Bijlsma, Jan Boone and Gijsbert Zwart

139: The effect of education on smoking behaviour: New evidence from smoking durations of a sample of twins

Pierre Koning, Dinand Webbink and N.G. Martin

138: Systems of innovation

Bas ter Weel, Luc Soete and Bart Verspagen

137: Improving the energy efficiency of building: The impact of environmental policy on technological innovation

Joëlle Noailly

136: The impact of social capital on crime: Evidence from the Netherlands

Semih Akçomak and Bas ter Weel

135: Contracting welfare-to-work services: use and usefulness

Pierre Koning

134: Cream-skimming, parking and other intended and unintended effects of performance-based contracting in social welfare services

Pierre Koning and C.J. Heinrich

133: Corporate tax harmonization in the EU

Leon Bettendorf, Albert van der Horst, Ruud de Mooij, Michael Devereux and Simon Loretz

132: Corporate tax consolidation and enhanced cooperation in the European Union

Leon Bettendorf, Albert van der Horst, Ruud de Mooij and Hendrik Vrijburg

131: Is economic recovery a myth? Robust estimation of impulse responses

Coen Teulings and Nick Zubanov

130: Welfare analysis in transport networks

Paul Besseling and Maarten van 't Riet

129: Optimal tax progressivity in unionised labour markets; what are the driving forces?

Stefan Boeters

128: An applied analysis of ACE and CBIT reform in the EU

Ruud de Mooij and Michael Devereux

127: Varieties and the terms of trade

Free Huizinga and Sjak Smulders

126: Discounting investments in mitigation and adaptation: a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium approach of climate change

Rob Aalbers

125: Management economics in a large UK retailer

Nick Zubanov and William Siebert

124: Agglomeration economies in the Netherlands

Joeri Gorter and Suzanne Kok

123: Competition for access; spectrum rights and downstream access in wireless telecommunications

Michiel Bijlsma and Gijsbert Zwart

122: Why do macro wage elasticities diverge? A meta analysis

Kees Folmer

121: Modelling health care expenditures; overview of the literature and evidence from a panel time series model

Roel van Elk, Esther Mot and Philip Hans Franses

120: The effects of competition on the quality of primary schools in the Netherlands

Joëlle Noailly, Sunčica Vujić and Ali Aouragh

119: Does employment affect productivity?

Albert van der Horst, Hugo Rojas-Romagosa and Leon Bettendorf

118: Pension plans and the retirement replacement rates in the Netherlands

Mark van Duijn, Maarten Lindeboom, Mauro Mastrogiacomo and Petter Lundborg

117: Understanding the technoloy of computer technology diffusion: explaining computer adoption patterns and implications for the wage structure

Bas ter Weel and Lex Borghans

116: European natural gas markets: resource constraints and market power

Gijsbert Zwart

115: Rising health spending, new medical technology and the Baumol effect

Marc Pomp and Sunčica Vujić

114: Why are criminals less educated than non-criminals? Evidence from a cohort of young Australian twins

Dinand Webbink, Pierre Koning, Sunčica Vujić and N. Martin

113: The effect of childhood conduct disorder on human capital

Sunčica Vujić, Pierre Koning, Dinand Webbink and N. Martin

112: Investigating uncertainty in macroeconomic forecasts by stochastic simulation

Debby Lanser and Henk Kranendonk

111: Gravity with gravitas: comment

Bas Straathof

110: Opportunistic competition law enforcement

Michiel Bijlsma and Roel van Elk

109: Access Regulation and the Adoption of VoIP

Paul de Bijl and Martin Peitz

108: Innovation, convergence and the role of regulation in the Netherlands and beyond

Paul de Bijl and Martin Peitz

107: Reassessing the relationship between inequality and development

Hugo Rojas-Romagosa and Joseph Francois

106: Competition and access price regulation in the broadband market

Michiel Bijlsma, Viktoria Kocsis and Nelli Valmari

105: International spillovers of domestic reforms: the joint application of the Lisbon Strategy in the EU

Arjan Lejour and Hugo Rojas-Romagosa

104: The impact of demographic uncertainty on public finances in the Netherlands

Alex Armstrong, Nick Draper and Ed Westerhout

103: Impact of bank competition on the interest rate pass-through in the euro area

Michiel Van Leuvensteijn, C. Kok Sorensen, Jacob Bikker and A.A.R.J.M. Rixtel

102: Does education reduce the probability of being overweight?

Dinand Webbink, N.G. Martin and P.M. Visscher