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From the theoretical literature, we find that there are several explanations to account for persistent surpluses. →

The use of the GTAP and WIOD databases to calculate trade in value added provides valuable information that can be compared with the traditional gross trade statistics. →

This CPB Policy Brief develops a simple dynamic framework for assessing the sustainability of public finances over a medium-term horizon. →

Combining employment data with the British Skill Survey (BSS) we analyse employment changes between occupations (extensive margin) and within occupations (intensive margin). →

The increasing importance of global supply chains has prompted the use of analytical tools based on trade in value added – instead of traditional measures in gross value. →

This CPB Discussion Paper proposes indicators to assess government debt sustainability. Sustainable government finances can be achieved via three main channels: fiscal responses, economic growth and financial repression. →

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 is a background document for the CPB Discussion Paper 143: Exports and productivity selection effects for Dutch firms. →

New modelling capabilities in WorldScan, CPB's multicountry recursive dynamic CGE model. →

This memorandum analyses the theoretical and empirical relation between changes in competition levels and innovation efforts. →