Treatment responses of mental health care providers after a demand shock
This paper investigates how two different groups of Dutch mental health care providers responded to an exogenous 20% drop in the number of patients in 2012.
CPB World Trade Monitor June 2019
The CPB World Trade Monitor shows that the volume of world trade decreased 1.4% in June, having increased 0.6% in May (initial estimate 0.3%) and growth in 2019Q2 was -0.7%, (-0.3% in 2019Q1).
Labour market
CPB analyses employment and unemployment, and uses this information in its projections as well as for gaining a better understanding of the impact of policy on the Dutch labour market. Focal areas include the more flexible labour market, employment, the withdrawal of the elderly and the lower end of the labour market, as well as regional labour market differences. The labour market is related to many other research areas, such as its relationships with the housing market, social security and taxation.
2019 is called the year of Jan Tinbergen
This year it is exactly 50 years ago that Jan Tinbergen received the Nobel price for economics. Therefore there are lots of festivities.
Brexit costs for the Netherlands arise from reduced trade
By 2030, the costs for the Netherlands could run up to 1.2% of GDP, or 10 billion euros.
Can your house keep you out of a nursing home?
We examine the impact of the accessibility of an older individual’s house on her use of nursing home care.