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Patricia Prufer | www.cpb.nl
... onderwijs telefoon e-mail p.prufer cpb.nl download vcard download cv research interests education social cohesion social entrepreneurship applied (bayesian) econometrics publications magnus, j.r., powell, o., pra fer, p. (2010), a ...
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Microsoft Word - Charting CPB's course.doc
... life cycle policies pensions macro analysis productivity education and public research social cohesion network sectors regulation energy public semi-public organisations market sectors competition ... ifw institut fuer weltwirtschaft, kiel, germany; niesr, the national institute for economic and social research, london, u.k.; ofce, observatoire francais des conjonctures economiques, paris, france; ...
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Microsoft Word - rapport visitatiecie 2010.doc
... by which to judge the desirability or the expected outcome of the new programme on social cohesion. 2.6.2 allocation of resources in terms of resource allocation, there is a ... prast, scientific council for government policy alexander rinnooy kan, social and economic council of the netherlands paul schnabel, the netherlands institute for social research press ed groot, het financieele dagblad jeroen ...
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... will respond to these trends, given their ambition to increase productivity and maintain social cohesion. policy agenda the four developments all point in the same direction they put ... also in other areas such as climate change and poverty reduction. european countries maintain social cohesion through public institutions, accepting that this course limits the possibilities of improving economic ...
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bijz29.pdf
... also generates non-monetary benefits related to job satisfaction, personal development, and participation in social life. 2.1.2 the signalling approach an alternative view holds that education ... may enhance social cohesion, and are less likely to engage in socially wasteful criminal activities. as a result, the total returns to educational investments for society (i.e. the social returns) may ...
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bijz8.pdf
... by the shocks, within the boundaries set by key social values. in other words, new combinations should increase flexibility while preserving social cohesion. new combinations in the dutch socio-economic order ... inequal- ities, be it of an other nature, which in the long term undermine social cohesion. no simple prescriptions. no blueprint of an optimal socio-economic order that perfectly corresponds ...
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... whether cohesion policy is successful. on the one hand, the european commission is positive in its second report on economic and social cohesion it praises the effectiveness of current cohesion policies (ec, other hand, some commentators take a more pessimistic view. boldrin and canova (2001) for example claim that cohesion ...
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Microsoft Word - New_ Futures_SPL_16_april.doc
... the main characteristics of the four futures in strong europe european countries maintain social cohesion through well functioning public institutions. society accepts that the more equitable distribution ... easily dissolved. new markets, e.g. for education and social insurances, lack transparency and competition, which brings new social and economic problems. the elderly dominate political markets. ...
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Microsoft Word - bijz83.doc
... armoede, discriminatie, gezondheidszorg, onderwijs, arbeidsproductiviteit, concurrentievermogen, sociale cohesie abstract this study compares the social and economic indicators of the netherlands with those of other countries. ... education is higher. these countries score high on the lisbon agenda of social cohesion, economic resilience and dynamism. a high level of prosperity and welfare requires ...
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impact social capital crime pdf
... involvement in civic life is associated with higher levels of social capital, social deviance reflects lower levels of social capital. we use different indicators such as voluntary contributions to charity ... communities have a more transient and anonymous character, which reduces social cohesion. this makes it harder to enforce social sanctions, which reduces the cost of crime and thus results ...
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