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Dekkers, Gijs; Frère, Jean-Maurice - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2002

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Working Paper 15-05 - De financiële implicaties van langer werken : een Micro-Economisch Pensioenmodel (MEP)

Dekkers, Gijs - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2005

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Working Paper 22-10 - Adéquation des pensions et coût budgétaire du vieillissement: impacts de réformes et de scénarios alternatifs

Vil, Greet De; Dekkers, Gijs; Desmet, Raphael; … - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2010

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Working Paper 11-06 - De pensioenbonus in de werknemersregeling: simulatie met het model MEP

Dekkers, Gijs - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2006

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009246810

Working Paper 15-02 - Opleiding en kwalificaties, arbeidsmarkt en ICT: de rol van onderwijs en training

Dekkers, Gijs - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2002

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Working Paper 03-13 - Mesures prises en 2012 dans les branches chômage et pension : évaluation des effets selon le genre

Dekkers, Gijs; Desmet, Raphael; Fasquelle, Nicole; … - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2013

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Working paper 05-06 - Linking household income to macro data to project poverty indicators

Vil, Greet De; Dekkers, Gijs; Willemé, Peter - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2006

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Working Paper 10-10 - The long-term adequacy of the Belgian public pension system: An analysis based on the MIDAS model

Vil, Greet De; Dekkers, Gijs; Desmet, Raphael - Federal Planning Bureau, Government of Belgium - 2010

This working paper describes the second version of MIDAS (an acronym for ‘Microsimulation for the Development of Adequacy and Sustainability'), a dynamic population model with dynamic cross-sectional ageing. This model simulates the life spans of individuals in the base dataset, including with...

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