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Egbert Jongen

programmaleider, Sector 3 Arbeid, Onderwijs en Pensioenen
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Egbert Jongen is Program Leader Labour at CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis and Associate Professor at Leiden University. The focus of his research is labour economics and public economics.

  • PhD, Free University Amsterdam
  • MA, Maastricht University
  • Associate Professor, Leiden University
  • Research Fellow, IZA

Publications

August 21, 2019

Vrouwen aan de top
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De invoering van een bindend quotum vergroot het aandeel vrouwen aan de top. Het is echter geen wondermiddel: het verhoogt niet de winstgevendheid van bedrijven of het aandeel vrouwen in het middenmanagement.... →

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June 26, 2019

Non-Bunching at Kinks and Notches in Cash Transfers
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We typically do not find statistically signicant evidence of bunching around kinks or notches, neither in income nor in wealth. →

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June 12, 2019

Income differences across migrant groups in the Netherlands: an intergenerational perspective

This paper investigates income disparities across natives and the most prominent migrant groups in the Netherlands, those with a Moroccan, Turkish, Surinamese, or Antillean background.... →

June 12, 2019

Income differences across migrant groups
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On average, migrant children in the Netherlands end up lower in the income distribution compared to native children, even if their parents have equal incomes. →

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June 12, 2019

Inkomensongelijkheid naar migratieachtergrond in kaart

Het inkomen van personen met een Marokkaanse, Turkse, Surinaamse en Antilliaanse migratieachtergrond lag tussen 2003 en 2017 lager dan van personen zonder migratieachtergrond. De inkomensverschillen hangen samen met... →

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