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The international corporate tax system is considered as a network and, just like for transportation, ‘shortest’ paths are computed, minimizing tax payments for multinational enterprises when repatriating profits. We include corporate income tax rates, withholding taxes on dividends, double tax treaties and the double taxation relief methods. →

We study knowledge spillovers from European universities and other research organizations using data from patent citations at the EPO. →

Dit document biedt achtergrondinformatie bij het CPB Discussion Paper 348 ‘The regional impact of European Universities: evidence from patent citations’. Het discussion paper analyseert de rol van afstand bij de verspreiding van kennis (‘kennisspillovers’) van Europese universiteiten en onderzoeksinstellingen naar bedrijven. →

We study the impact of changes in house prices on savings using administrative panel data on Dutch owner-occupying and renting households over the period 2006-2013. →

This study aims to analyse the relationship between research quality and teaching quality. →

Donderdag 30 maart geeft Wilco van Dijk (Universiteit Leiden) een presentatie getiteld: "Grip op... →

Tuesday March 28th Bastian Ravesteijn (Harvard Medical School) will give a presentation titled "Did patient cost sharing for mental health care in the Netherlands reduce employment?... →

The CPB World Trade Monitor shows that in January the volume of world trade was unchanged from December, having increased 0.9% in December (initial estimate: 0.5%). →

In de periode 2018 tot en met 2021 groeit de Nederlandse economie met gemiddeld 1,7% per jaar, zo blijkt uit de in het CEP opgenomen actualisatie van de Middellangetermijnverkenning. →

The Dutch economy is showing a robust level of growth. CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis calculated a growth of 2.1% for this year and 1.8% for 2018. The Dutch economy is showing a robust level of growth. CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis calculated a growth of 2.1% for this year and 1.8% for 2018. →