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Simon Kuipers: An Economist in Search of Rigour and Relevance

At the end of 1997 and after twenty-five years of duty, Professor Simon Kuipers retired as managing editor of De Economist. As a token of indebtedness and gratitude, this article reviews Kuipers' written work....

M.M.G. Fase, Th. van de Klundert in De Economist (1998)

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McKinsey on capital productivity

Th. van de Klundert, J. Potters in De Economist (1997)

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Book reviews

Marcel Boumans, M. M. G. Fase, Age F. P. Bakker, Th. van de Klundert… in De Economist (1995)

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In memoriam prof. dr P. Hennipman (1911–1994)

Th. van de Klundert in De Economist (1994)

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Boekbesprekingen

J. C. Siebrand, A. Szász, Hans van Ees, Lex Hoogduin, Fieke van der Lecq… in De Economist (1993)

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In memoriam Prof.Dr L.H. Klaassen (1920–1992)

Th. van de Klundert in De Economist (1993)

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Boekbesprekingen

Jules Theeuwes, Hendrik P. van Dalen, W. Stier, B. Thio, Jan Rouwendal… in De Economist (1991)

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Dr. J. Zijlstra retires from the board of editors

Th. van de Klundert in De Economist (1989)

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Wage rigidity and capital mobility in an optimizing model of a small open economy

This paper formulates an optimizing model of a small open economy with a representative (immortal) household, a firm and a government. The asset menu consists of domestic currency, non-traded bonds and traded ...

Th. van de Klundert, F. van der Ploeg in De Economist (1989)

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Book reviews

T. Negishi, M. J. Holler, E. van Damme, K. A. Konrad… in Journal of Economics (1988)

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Professor J. Hennipman and Professor J. Tinbergen Retire from the Board of Editors

Th. van de Klundert in De Economist (1988)

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Coordination failure in an industrial society

Different macroeconomic theories of coordination failure are dealt with. Using simple models it is shown that externalities may lead to multiple Pareto-ranked equilibria or, under suitable assumptions, to a co...

Th. van de Klundert in De Economist (1987)

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Economic resilience: A two-country analysis

Countries differ with regard to labour-market flexibility and ‘animal spirits’ of entrepreneurs. The paper aims at an analysis of the consequences of these differences in a climate favourable to economic growt...

Th. Van De Klundert in De Economist (1986)

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Reviews

L. Hoogduin, Jan Rein Pruntel, R. P. Zuidema, H. A. Wagener… in De Economist (1985)

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Boekbesprekingen

A. P. Barten, P. de Wolff, Joop Hartog, J. Wemelsfelder… in De Economist (1982)

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Reviews

A. J. Vermaat, J. A. Kregel, Th. van de Klundert, C. G. M. Sterks, J. Pen… in De Economist (1982)

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The Vintaf-II Model for The Dutch Economy

During the late sixties and the early seventies a serious employment problem emerged in the Dutch economy. The percentage of unemployed rose, while at the same time the number of people unfit to work increased...

Th. Van De Klundert in Econometric Modelling in Theory and Practice (1982)

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Boekbesprekingen - Reviews

D. de Roo van Alderwerelt, Th. van de Klundert, T. Klock, H. Jager… in De Economist (1980)

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Boekbesprekingen - Reviews

H. Baudet, J. Sandee, G. J. Lanjouw, J. van Daal, J. Tinbergen… in De Economist (1980)

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Demand and supply as factors determining economic growth

In models of economic growth the long-run rate of growth is usually determined by exogenous factors like the increase in working population and technical progress. In this article the rate of technical progres...

TH. van de Klundert, A. van Schaik in De Economist (1978)