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51: What explains the variation in estimates of labour supply elasticities?

Michiel Evers, Ruud de Mooij and Daniel van Vuuren

50: Environmental policy competition and differential tax treatment; a case for tighter coordination?

Richard Nahuis and Paul Tang

49: Regulatory heterogeneity as obstacle for international services trade

Henk Kox and Arjan Lejour

48: An exploration into competition and efficiency in the Dutch life insurance industry

Michiel Van Leuvensteijn and Jacob Bikker

47: Estimating police effectiveness with individual victimisation data

Ben Vollaard and Pierre Koning

46: Adverse selection in disability insurance; empirical evidence for Dutch firms

Anja Deelen

45: Financial incentives in disability insurance in the Netherlands

Annemiek van Vuren and Daniel van Vuuren

44: Non-C02 greenhouse gases; all gases count

Willemien Kets and Gerard Verweij

43: Does public service broadcasting serve the public? The future of television in the changing media landscape

Machiel van Dijk, Richard Nahuis and Daniël Waagmeester

42: Services trade within Canada and the European Union; what do they have in common?

Arjan Lejour and J.W. de Paiva Verheijden

41: Refinement of the partial adjustment model using continuous-time econometrics

Arie ten Cate

40: Is the American model Miss World? Choosing between the Anglo-Saxon model and a European-style alternative

Henri de Groot, Richard Nahuis and Paul Tang

39: Risk adjustment in the Netherlands; an analysis of insurers' health care expenditures

Rudy Douven

38: Auctioning incentive contracts; application to welfare-to-work programs

Pierre Koning and Sander Onderstal

37: Estimating the impact of experience rating on the inflow into disability insurance in the Netherlands

Pierre Koning

36: A different approach to WTO negotiations in services

Henk Kox and Arjan Lejour

35: Does reducing student support affect educational choices and performance? Evidence from a Dutch reform

Michèle Belot, Erik Canton and Dinand Webbink

34: Returns to university education; evidence from an institutional reform

Dinand Webbink

33: Do student loans improve accessibility to higher education and student performance? An impact study of the SOFES program in Mexico

Erik Canton and Andreas Blom

32: A leading indicator for the Dutch economy; methodological and empirical revision of the CPB system

Henk Kranendonk, Jan Bonenkamp and Johan Verbruggen

31: Explaining the growth of part-time employment; factors of supply and demand

Rob Euwals and Maurice Hogerbrugge

30: Pharmaceutical promotion and GP prescription behaviour

Eric de Laat, Rudy Douven, Esther Mot and Frank Windmeijer

29: An efficient method for detecting redundant feedback vertices

Berend Hasselman

28: Wage moderation and labour productivity

Free Huizinga and Peter Broer

27: How econometric models help policy makers; theory and practice

Henk Don

26: Do ICT spillovers matter; evidence from Dutch firm-level data

Henry van der Wiel and George Leeuwen

25: The lost race between schooling and technology

Bas Jacobs

24: Explaining Dutch emissions of CO2; a decomposition analysis

Alex Hoen and Machiel Mulder

23: Sectoral energy- and labour-productivity convergence

Peter Mulder and Henri de Groot

22: International comparison of sectoral energy- and labour-productivity performance; stylised facts and decomposition of trends

Peter Mulder and Henri de Groot

21: Price-setting and price dispersion in the Dutch mortgage market

Michiel Van Leuvensteijn and Wolter Hassink

20: Rising skill premia; you ain't seen nothing yet?

Richard Nahuis and Henri de Groot

19: Structural estimates of equilibrium unemployment in six OECD economies

Albert van der Horst

18: New evidence of the effect of transaction costs on residential mobility

Michiel Van Leuvensteijn and J. van Ommeren

17: European wage coordination; nightmare or dream to come true? An economic analysis of wage bargaining institutions in the EU

Alain Borghijs, Sjef Ederveen and Ruud de Mooij

16: End user prices in liberalised energy markets

Mark Lijesen

15: Does European cohesion policy reduce regional disparities? An empirical analysis

Joeri Gorter and Sjef Ederveen

14: One size fits all? Accession to the internal market; an industry level assessment of EU enlargement

Richard Nahuis

12: The demand for higher education in the Netherlands 1950-'99

Erik Canton and Frank de Jong

11: On labour standards and free trade

Mayke Kok, Richard Nahuis and A. de Vaal

10: Fertile soil for structural funds? A panel data analysis of the conditional effectiveness of European cohesion policy

Sjef Ederveen, Henri de Groot and Richard Nahuis

9: An investigation of education finance reform; graduate taxes and income contingent loans in the Netherlands

Bas Jacobs

8: Strategic competition with public infrastructure; ineffective and unwelcome?

Richard Nahuis and Paul Tang

7: Migration and regional adjustment to asymmetric shocks in transition economies

Jan Fidrmuc

6: Financing medical specialist services in the Netherlands; welfare implications of imperfect agency

Ed Westerhout and K. Folmer

5: The remedy may be worse than the disease; a critical account of The Code of Conduct

Joeri Gorter and K.M. Diaw

4: Factor mobility and regional disparities; east, west, home's best?

Richard Nahuis and A. Parikh

3: Taxation and foreign direct investment; a synthesis of empirical research

Ruud de Mooij and Sjef Ederveen

2: Housing subsidisation in the Netherlands; measuring its distortionary and distributional effects

Harry ter Rele and G. van Steen

1: On the optimal timing of reductions of CO2 emissions; an economists' perspective on the debate on "when flexibility"

Henri de Groot