Working Papers of VIVES - Research Centre for Regional Economics

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478776: Has Belgian fiscal decentralisation reduced the size of government and the budget deficit ?

Geert Jennes

478528: Publieke transferten tussen de Belgische gewesten 2007 - 2011

Geert Jennes

478526: Begrotingsgevolgen van de opsplitsing van de Belgische federale overheid over de 3 gewesten (2005-2010)

Geert Jennes

478524: De hervorming van de Bijzondere Financieringswet: gevolgen voor het Belgische begrotingsfederalisme

Geert Jennes

478521: The allocation of grants to Brussels municipalities: the effect of partisan alignment

Geert Jennes

478516: Interregional net fiscal transfers resulting from the interest bill on the Belgian federal debt

Geert Jennes

478513: Een kritische evaluatie van de studie Vanraes: "720 mio extra voor Brussel"

Geert Jennes

38: Do wages reflect labor productivity? The case of Belgian regions

Jozef Konings and Luca Marcolin

37: Global Supply Chains at Work in Central and Eastern European Countries:Impact of FDI on export restructuring and productivity growth

Joze Damijan, Crt Kostevc and Matija Rojec

36: Modelling Migration and Regional Labour Markets: An Application of the New Economic Geography Model RHOMOLO

Andries Brandsma, d'Artis Kancs and Damiaan Persyn

35: Enhancing the Convergence Properties of the BLP (1995) Contraction Mapping

Jo Reynaerts, Ravi Varadhan and John C. Nash

34: Estimating Lock Congestion

Jo Reynaerts

33: A gravity equation for commuting

Damiaan Persyn and Wouter Torfs

32: Start-up export intensity: An empirical investigation of the impact of absorptive capacity and business owner human and social capital

Jonas Debrulle

31: Pass-on Trade: Why do Firms Simultaneously Engage in Two-Way Trade in the Same Varieties?

Joze Damijan, Jozef Konings and Sašo Polanec

30: Start-up absorptive capacity: Does the owner’s human and social capital matter?

Jonas Debrulle

29: Automatic Fiscal Stabilisers: What they are and what they do

Jan in 't Veld, Martin Larch and Marieke Vandeweyer

28: The effect of effective tax rate differentials and clustering on investment in Belgium

Tim Goesaert

27: Why was Belgium so late in adopting Keynesian ideas and devising regional development policies?

Erik Buyst

26: Does Everybody Need Good neighbors? Labor Mobility Costs, Cities and Matching

Liqiu Zhao and Wouter Torfs

25: Explaining the distribution of fiscal transfers between Belgian regions: The effect of political representation

Geert Jennes and Damiaan Persyn

24: Sustainability of Belgian Public Finance: Challenges and Vulnerabilities

Jozef Konings and Bas van Aarlen

23: Corporate Taxation, Agglomeration and FDI: Firm Level Evidence for Belgium

Tim Goesaert

22: Markups and Agglomeration: Price Competition versus Externalities

Liqiu Zhao

21: Agglomeration Economies, Globalization and Productivity: Firm level evidence for Slovenia

Joze Damijan and Jozef Konings

20: The Political Economy of Linguistic Cleavages

Klaus Desmet, Ignacio Ortuño-Ortín and Romain Wacziarg

19: Urban Accounting and Welfare

Klaus Desmet and Esteban Rossi-Hansbergh

18: Globalisation, concentration and footloose firms: in search of the main cause of the declining labour share

John Hutchinson and Damiaan Persyn

17: Functional labor markets in Belgium: Evolution over time and intersectoral comparison

Damiaan Persyn and Wouter Torfs

16: The competitiveness of regions. A comparison between Belgian and German regions

Jozef Konings and Luca Marcolin

15: Taxes, agglomeration rents and location decision of firms

Karen Crabbé and Karolien De Bruyne

14: Does firm agglomeration drive product innovation and renewal?

Filip De Beule and Ilke Van Beveren

13: The feasibility to regionalise corporate income taxation

Axel Haelterman

12: Staying Home or Moving Away? The effect of restructuring on employment in multinational headquarters and their affiliates

Filip Abraham, Tim Goesaert and Jozef Konings

11: Devolution in the United Kingdom: origins, forms and evolution

Elodie Fabre

10: The Stability and Breakup of Nations: A Quantitative Analysis

Klaus Desmet, Michel Le Breton, Ignacio Ortuno-Ortin and Shlomo Weber

9: Unionized Wage Setting and the Location of Firms

Karolien De Bruyne

8: Reversal of Fortune in a Small, Open Economy: Regional GDP in Belgium, 1896-2000

Erik Buyst

7: De Agglomeratie van Economische activiteit in België

Wouter Torfs

6: The incentive effects of the Belgian equalization scheme: proposals for reform

Koen Algoed

5: BELGIAN FEDERALISM IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Elodie Fabre

4: Interregional redistribution, growth and convergence

Damiaan Persyn and Koen Algoed

3: Union wage demands with footloose firms

Damiaan Persyn

2: Enlargement versus Deepening: The Trade-off Facing Economic Unions

Oliver Lorz and Gerald Willmann

1: The Efficiency and Stability of National Borders

Enrico Spolaore