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Netherlands, based on firm-level data. Participation in global value chains appears to have affected productivity positively …
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The Netherlands' pension system is characterized by high participation rates, adequate retirement income, strong …
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The Netherlands has been operating fully funded, defined benefit second pillar pension schemes that have consistently …
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This paper presents case studies of macroprudential policy in five jurisdictions (Hong Kong SAR, the Netherlands, New …
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market performance. We comparetwo countries with seemingly similar collective bargaining systems, the Netherlands andPortugal …
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Although the Netherlands entered the so-called Great Lockdown with a strong fiscal position, the Dutch fiscal balance … consolidation paths and also a range of macroeconomic shocks drawn from the historical experience of the Netherlands. The …
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This paper looks at capital income taxation in the Netherlands from an international and domestic perpective. The … Netherlands is a major conduit country for FDI. Recent reforms taken by the Dutch authorities as well as public statements …
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The Netherlands has ambitious greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for the future - to cut them by 49 percent …
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Soaring real estate prices and valuations despite the economic downturn brought by the pandemic have focussed the attention of Dutch policymakers on potential macro-financial and socio-economic implications. In this context, our paper reviews the salient features of Dutch commercial and...
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Thailand had to endure three major shocks during 2008-2011: the global financial crisis, the Japanese earthquake, and the Thai floods of 2011. Over this period, consistent with its inflation targeting framework, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) let the exchange rate depreciate and cut interest rates...
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