Publications

We use a confirmatory factor analysis to study the relation between the importance of a broad spectrum of saving motives, such as saving for retirement, and saving behavior. →

Should one calculate user benefits from changes in door-to-door journeys or from changes in the use of separate links of the network? →

Long-term projections for the Netherlands indicate that demand for nontradables – e.g. health care services – will increase relative to supply due to population ageing. →

The Dutch labour market is characterized by low job mobility and high average duration of unemployment for older jobseekers. This study investigates the role of wage-tenure profiles in explaining patterns of job mobility. →

Recent trade-in-tasks models suggest that relative low-skill wages (in rich high-skill abundant countries) may increase when low-skill tasks are offshored. →

This paper investigates the impact of financial incentives on early-retirement behaviour for high and low wage earners. →

As distributed generation (DG) continues to expand, larger low-voltage networks will be required in the future. →

This CPB Discussion Paper highlights potential uses of simple, small models where large traditional models are less flexible. →

Should constraints on urban expansion be relaxed because of external agglomeration economies? →

This paper makes use of a new dataset to investigate energy intensity developments in the Netherlands over the period 1987–2005, in comparison with 18 other OECD countries. →