Working Papers of Department of Economics, Leuven

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ces11.17: Risk spillovers and hedging: why do firms invest too much in systemic risk?

Bert Willems and Joris Morbee

ces11.07: Nash bargained consumption decisions: a revealed preference analysis

Laurens Cherchye, Thomas Demuynck and Bram De Rock

ces11.32: Platform pricing in matching markets

Maarten Goos, Patrick Van Cayseele and Bert Willekens

ces11.34: Explaining job polarization: the roles of technology, offshoring and institutions

Maarten Goos, Alan Manning and Anna Salomons

ces11.10: Opening the 'black box' of efficiency measurement: input allocation in multi-output settings

Laurens Cherchye, Bram De Rock, Bart Dierynck, Filip Roodhooft and Jeroen Sabbe

ces11.09: Global inequality: a multidimensional perspective

Koen Decancq

ces11.18: Inefficiencies in regional commuting policy

Toon Vandyck and Stef Proost

ces11.12: A revealed preference analysis of the rational addiction model

Thomas Demuynck and Ewout Verriest

ces0011: Risk Selection and the Specification of the Conventional Risk Adjustment Formula

Erik Schokkaert and Carine van de Voorde

ces11.23: Entry and competition in differentiated products markets

Catherine Schaumans and Frank Verboven

ces11.36: Aggregation without the aggravation? Nonparametric analysis of the representative consumer

Laurens Cherchye, Ian Crawford, Bram De Rock and Frederic Vermeulen

ces11.25: Revealed preference tests for weak separability: an integer programming approach

Laurens Cherchye, Thomas Demuynck and Bram De Rock

ces10.05: The political economy of fixed regional investment shares with an illustration for Belgian Railway investments

Stef Proost and Vera Zaporozhets

ces10.25: More than 'mutual information': educational and sectoral gender segregation and their interaction on the Flemish labour market

Tom van Puyenbroeck, Karolien De Bruyne and Luc Sels

ces10.32: Fair and efficient taxation under partial control: theory and evidence

Erwin Ooghe and Andreas Peichl

ces10.24: Married with children: a collective labor supply model with detailed time use and intrahousehold expenditure information

Laurens Cherchye, Bram De Rock and Frederic Vermeulen

ces10.13: Fiscal activism and the cost of debt financing

Hans Dewachter and C. Priscilla Toffano

ces10.34: Noncooperative household consumption with caring

Laurens Cherchye, Thomas Demuynck and Bram De Rock

ces10.20: A political economy model of road pricing

Bruno De Borger and Stef Proost

ces10.17: A generalised nested-logit model of the demand for automobile variants

Oyvind Thomassen

ces10.26: Factor demand linkages, technology shocks and the business cycle

Sean Holly and Ivan Petrella

ces10.11: Testable implications for the Bresnahan-Lau model of market competition

Laurens Cherchye, Thomas Demuynck and Bram De Rock

ces10.23: The computational complexity of boundedly rational choice behavior

Thomas Demuynck

ces10.19: Vertical control of a distribution network - an empirical analysis of magazines

Stijn Ferrari and Frank Verboven

ces10.28: Reference-dependent preferences and the transmission of monetary policy

Edoardo Gaffeo, Ivan Petrella, Damjan Pfajfar and Emiliano Santoro

ces10.14: The impact of trade promotion services on Canadian exporter performance

Johannes Van Biesebroeck, Emily Yu and Shenjie Chen

ces10.01: What drives gasoline taxes?

Fay Dunkerley, Amihai Glazer and Stef Proost

ces10.10: Purely finitely additive measures are non-constructible objects

Luc Lauwers

ces10.31: Reducing rent seeking by providing wide public service

Amihai Glazer and Stef Proost

ces10.12: Spatial propagation of macroeconomic shocks in Europe

Hans Dewachter, Romain Houssa and C. Priscilla Toffano

ces10.18: The internal economics of a university - evidence from personnel data

Catherine Haeck and Frank Verboven

ces10.16: Bounds on willingness-to-pay in a pure-characteristics model of the demand for automobile variants

Oyvind Thomassen

ces10.15: Automobile engine variants and price discrimination

Oyvind Thomassen

ces10.08: Copula-based orderings of multivariate dependence

Koen Decancq

ces10.06: Weights in multidimensional indices of well-being: an overview

Koen Decancq and Maria Ana Lugo

ces10.21: Partial compensation/responsibility

Erwin Ooghe

ces10.27: Partial compensation/responsibility

Karen Crabbé and Karolien De Bruyne

ces10.03: Product differentiation on a platform: the informative and persuasive role of advertising

Dries De Smet and Patrick Van Cayseele

ces0010: Road expansion and market integration in the Austrian low countries during the second half of the 18th century

Erik Buyst, Stefan Dercon and Bjorn Van Campenhout

ces10.30: Empirical welfare analysis in random utility models of labour supply

André Decoster and Peter Haan

ces10.33: Commitment in intertemporal household consumption: a revealed preference analysis

Laurens Cherchye, Bram De Rock, Jeroen Sabbe and Ewout Verriest

ces10.04: What is the strategic value of investments in alternative local energy supply?

Gerd Kupper

ces10.02: Do the selected Trans European transport investments pass the Cost Benefit test?

Stef Proost, Fay Dunkerley, Saskia van der Loo, Nicole Adler, Johannes Bröcker and Artem Korzhenevych

ces10.22: Intergenerational equity, efficiency and constructability

Luc Lauwers

ces10.09: Signaling and indirect taxation

Tom Truyts

ces09.21: The impact of judicial objective function on the enforcement of environmental standards

Thomas Blondiau and Sandra Rousseau

ces09.02: Asset prices and exchange rates: a time dependent approach

Giulia Piccillo

ces09.18: Identification of macroeconomic factors in large panels

Lasse Bork, Hans Dewachter and Romain Houssa

ces09.13: Accounting for exogenous influences in a benevolent performance evaluation of teachers

Kristof De Witte and Nicky Rogge

ces09.09: Preference variation in volunteering decisions: public goods and private benefits

Bert Weemaes and Erik Schokkaert