De Economist 2004: Vol 152 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS VOLUME 152 (2004)
Olivier Blanchard and Jean Tirole / Redesigning the employment
protection system
Allard Bruinshoofd and Wilko Letterie / Investment and finance
when liquidation is costly
Bas Jacobs / The lost race between schooling and technology 47-78
Leo van Hove / Cost-based pricing of payment instruments: the 79 100
state of the debate
Paul A. Samuelson / Homage to Jan Tinbergen
Lawrence R. Klein / The contribution of Jan Tinbergen to eco-
nomic science
Robert M. Solow / Progress in economics since Tinbergen
Peter Cornelisse, Herman van Dijk and Henk Don / Introduction
to the Tinbergen Centennial Issue
Christopher A. Sims / Econometrics for policy analysis: progress
and regress
F.J.H. Don / How econometric models help policy makers: theory
and practice
James H. Stock / Structural stability and models of the business
cycle
H.K. van Dijk / Twentieth century shocks, trends and cycles in
industrialized nations
Richard Blundell / Labour market policy and welfare reform: meet-
ing distribution and efficiency objectives
T.N. Srinivasan and Jessica Seddon Wallack / Globalization,
growth, and the poor
J. Kol / Tinbergen in De Economist
William J. Baumol / Four sources of innovation and stimulation of
growth in the Dutch economy
Eric J. Bartelsman / Firm dynamics and innovation in the Nether-
lands. A comment on Baumol
Luuk Klomp and Theo Roelandt / Innovation performance and
innovation policy: The case of the Netherlands
Ralph de Haas / Law, finance, and growth during transition: A sur-
vey
J.J. Graafland and S.C.W. Eyffinger / Corporate social respon-
sibility of Dutch companies: Benchmarking, transparency and
robustness
Jan C. van Ours and Justus Veenman / From parent to child: Early
labor market experiences of second-generation immigrants in the
Netherlands
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J.W.B. Bos / Does market power affect performance in the Dutch
banking market? A comparison of reduced form market struc-
ture models
Tackseung Jun / A survey on the bandit problem with switching
costs
NOTES AND COMMUNICATIONS
Peter van Els, Jan Willem van den End and Maarten van Roo /
Pensions and public opinion: a survey among Dutch households
Steven Brakman and Harry Garretsen / Location and competi-
tion: summary of the 2003 Annual Meeting Papers of The Royal
Netherlands Economic Association
Michel Beine, Sébastien Laurent and Franz C. Palm / Have sequen-
tial interventions of central banks in foreign exchange been effec-
tive?
427-437
Willemien Kets and Paul Tang / Free trade and its enemies
439-446
Frank A.G. den Butter / Statistics and the origin of the Royal
Netherlands Economic Association
Piet de Vries / A taxpayer is not just a shareholder in State Inc: A 447-453
comment on van Ewijk and Tang
455-456
Casper van Ewijk and Paul Tang / Going back to comparing
apples and oranges? Comment on de Vries
Michiel Keyzer and Lia van Wesenbeeck / Changed market access 43-560
in the North and the farm prices in the South: Some lessons
from the war on drugs
BOOK REVIEWS
Donald A. Wittman (ed.), Economic Analysis of the Law (C.F.A.
van Wesenbeeck)
Ha-Joon Chang, Kicking Away the Ladder: Development Strategy in
Historical Perspective (Ton van Schaik)
H.C. Wytzes, En het geld verantwoordt alles. Een financiéle geschi-
edenis van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (W.F.V. Vanthoor)
W.J. Samuels (ed.), Richard T; Ely. The Story of Economics in the
United States (M.M.G. Fase)
Lei Delsen, Exit Polder Model? Socio-Economic Changes in The
Netherlands (Robert M.J. Mosch)
Lucio Sarno and Mark P. Taylor, The Economics of Exchange
Rates (David-Jan Jansen)
Ayredo Medio and Marji Lines, Nonlinear Dynamics. A Primer
(Cars Hommes)
Nicolas Spulber, Russia's Economic Transitions. From Late Tsarism
to the New Millennium (Joop de Kort)
Jan B. Kuné, On Global Aging. Old-Age Income Systems in the EU
and other Major Parts of the World (Laura Spierdijk)
Jan Joost Teunissen and Age Akkerman (eds.), The Crisis That
Was Not Prevented: Lessons for Argentina, the IMF and Globali-
sation (E. Lambregts)
Arnold Zellner, Hugo A. Keuzenkamp and Michael McAleer, Sim-
plicity, Inference and Modelling. Keeping it Sophisticatedly Simple
(Arthur van Soest)
Kenneth E. Train, Discrete Choice Methods with Simulation (Nicole
Jonker)
Joseph E. Stiglitz and Bruce Greenwald, Towards a New Paradigm
in Monetary Economics (David-Jan Jansen)
Paul Krugman, The Great Unraveling: Losing our Way in the New
Century (Udo Kock)
George R. Zodrow and Peter Mieszkowski (eds.), United States
Tax Reform in the 21st Century (Ruud de Mooij)
Richard E. Baldwin, Guiseppe Bertola, and Paul Seabright, EMU:
Assessing the Impact of the Euro (Ivo Arnold)
Monique Florenzano, General Equilibrium Analysis. Existence and
Optimality Properties of Equilibria (Dolf Talman)
Peter J. Montiel, Macroeconomics in Emerging Markets (Ralph de
Haas)
J.B. Kuné, On Global Aging: Old-Age Income Systems in the EU
and Other Major Parts of the World
J.B. Kuné (ed.), Leven in een Ouder Wordende Samenleving
J.B. Kuné, Driekwart Eeuw Solidariteit door Collectiviteit: Basis
voor de 21-ste Eeuw (M.M.G. Fase)
Age FP. Bakker and Bryan Chapple (eds.), Capital Liberalization
in Transition Countries — Lessons from the Past and for the Future
(Bert Scholtens)
Jan Joost Teunissen (ed.), China’s Role in Asia and the World Econ-
omy: Fostering Stability and Growth (D. Ottens)
Ha-Joon Chang (ed.), Rethinking Development Economics (Geert
Overbosch)
M. Flandreau, C.L. Holtfrerich and H. James (eds.), International
Financial History in the Twentieth Century. System and Anarchy
(Joke Mooij)
Results of the editorial process 1997-2003
The 2003 Hennipman prize
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