Add to ORKGSocial security can be used in various ways to reduce unemployment. One of the possibilities is the use of the available withdrawal incentives. These measures encourage working people to reduce their labour supply, by withdrawing from the labour market either fully or partly, either temporarily or permanently. I
We model how unemployment benefit sanctions - benefit reductions that are imposed if unemployed do n...
Belgium is characterised by a comparatively high tax wedge. Starting from the end of the 90’s there ...
High levels of unemployment, or high levels of social expenditures as well as the growing demand for...
This study aims at examining transitions in and out of labour market as well as transitions from one...
In Belgium unemployment insurance benefits can only exhaust for one category of workers: partners of...
This paper compares the effects of three policies that aim at fighting the low-skill unemployment pr...
In Belgium welfare agencies are subsidized to employ welfare recipients for a period sufficiently lo...
Belgium is characterised by a comparatively high tax wedge. Starting from the end of the 90’s there ...
Abstract In recent decades, many “Making Work Pay” policies have been implemented in OECD countries....
In Belgium, welfare agencies receive a subsidy to employ welfare recipients for a period sufficientl...
Early retirement is often explained as resulting from a voluntary labour supply choice of a utility ...
In many European countries and elsewhere, governments rely on employment subsidies and cuts in emplo...
We analyse the distributional impact of lowering social security contributions and compensating the ...
Belgium has implemented, following the example of other countries, in-work benefit policies since th...
The main objective of this paper is to analyze the problem of population ageing in terms of the cess...
We model how unemployment benefit sanctions - benefit reductions that are imposed if unemployed do n...
Belgium is characterised by a comparatively high tax wedge. Starting from the end of the 90’s there ...
High levels of unemployment, or high levels of social expenditures as well as the growing demand for...
This study aims at examining transitions in and out of labour market as well as transitions from one...
In Belgium unemployment insurance benefits can only exhaust for one category of workers: partners of...
This paper compares the effects of three policies that aim at fighting the low-skill unemployment pr...
In Belgium welfare agencies are subsidized to employ welfare recipients for a period sufficiently lo...
Belgium is characterised by a comparatively high tax wedge. Starting from the end of the 90’s there ...
Abstract In recent decades, many “Making Work Pay” policies have been implemented in OECD countries....
In Belgium, welfare agencies receive a subsidy to employ welfare recipients for a period sufficientl...
Early retirement is often explained as resulting from a voluntary labour supply choice of a utility ...
In many European countries and elsewhere, governments rely on employment subsidies and cuts in emplo...
We analyse the distributional impact of lowering social security contributions and compensating the ...
Belgium has implemented, following the example of other countries, in-work benefit policies since th...
The main objective of this paper is to analyze the problem of population ageing in terms of the cess...
We model how unemployment benefit sanctions - benefit reductions that are imposed if unemployed do n...
Belgium is characterised by a comparatively high tax wedge. Starting from the end of the 90’s there ...
High levels of unemployment, or high levels of social expenditures as well as the growing demand for...