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How effective are unconventional monetary policies? Through which mechanisms do they work? This discussion paper contains a detailed presentation of the new scientific evidence we reported in the policy brief, and adds to the relatively scarce literature in this field. →

The question is no longer if, but when and how unconventional monetary policy will be phased out. The undoing of the unconventional policies will affect European economies, just as their build up stimulated the euro area economy. →

This paper analyses how The Netherlands compares to other countries in terms of the productivity slowdown. It also includes a comparison of different sectors and tests possible explanatory variables. →

We re-estimate the effects of systemic banking crises in industrialised countries reported by Cerra and Saxena with a model that includes transitory business cycle shocks. →

Productivity is the key driver of long-run living standards. However, in recent years productivity growth has been low across the developed world. →

This study looks at the effects of credit supply shocks in the Netherlands and provides estimates of how important credit supply disturbances have been for explaining the recent disappointing economic growth. →

When CPB makes its official forecast it is based on preliminary estimates of economic growth by Statistics Netherlands. →

The Lucas critique is an important problem for economic policy analysis. →

De consumptie van huishoudens in Nederland fluctueert sterker dan in de ons omringende landen. Dit levert Nederlandse huishoudens een welvaartsverlies op. →

Dit CPB Achtergronddocument zet een aantal cijfers over consumptie in Nederland op een rij. →