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90: Three VAT Studies

Sijbren Cnossen

88: Strengthen cities to prepare the Netherlands for the future

Bas ter Weel, Albert van der Horst and George Gelauff

80: Rethinking retirement; from participation towards allocation

Rob Euwals, Ruud de Mooij and Daniel van Vuuren

79: Homeownership and the labour market in Europe

Casper Ewijk and Michiel Van Leuvensteijn

76: Taxation and regulation of smoking, drinking and gambling in the European Union

Sijbren Cnossen, D. Forrest and S. Smith

73: Subsidiarity and economic reform in Europe

George Gelauff, I. Grilo and Arjan Lejour

70: Post-2012 climate policy scenarios

Stefan Boeters, M.G.J. den Elzen, Ton Manders, Veenendaal. P.J.J. and Gerard Verweij

69: Excellentie voor Productiviteit?

Bert Minne, Marieke Rensman, Björn Vroomen and Dinand Webbink

61: Ageing and the sustainability of Dutch public finances

Casper Ewijk, Nick Draper, Harry ter Rele and Ed Westerhout

60: Reinventing the welfare state

Ruud de Mooij

56: New economic geography, empirics, and regional policy

Joeri Gorter, S. Brakman, Albert van der Horst, H.F.L. Garretsen and M. Schram

52: Four futures for energy markets and climate change

Johannes Bollen, T. Manders and Machiel Mulder

51: Energy policies and risks on energy markets; a cost-benefit analysis

Jeroen de Joode, Douwe Kingma and Mark Lijesen

49: Four futures of Europe

Ruud de Mooij and Paul Tang

47: Immigration and the Dutch economy

Hans Roodenburg, Rob Euwals and Harry ter Rele

40: Growth challenges for the Dutch business services industry; international comparison and policy issues

Henk Kox

30: Capital income taxation in Europe; trends and trade-offs

Joeri Gorter and Ruud de Mooij