Wiljan van den Berge
@wvdberge.bsky.social
Labor Economist
Assistant Prof @ Utrecht University, researcher at CPB and IZA affiliate.
Based in Utrecht, NL. Dad, partner, cycling enthusiast.
www.wiljanvandenberge.com
Assistant Prof @ Utrecht University, researcher at CPB and IZA affiliate.
Based in Utrecht, NL. Dad, partner, cycling enthusiast.
www.wiljanvandenberge.com
New WP out! We measure the insurance value of the Dutch tax&transfer system for various life events and find that across events and subgroups, the reduction in disposable income is remarkably consistent at around 10%, despite large differences in impacts on labor income.
www.cpb.nl/sites/defaul...
www.cpb.nl/sites/defaul...
February 13, 2025 at 7:46 AM
New WP out! We measure the insurance value of the Dutch tax&transfer system for various life events and find that across events and subgroups, the reduction in disposable income is remarkably consistent at around 10%, despite large differences in impacts on labor income.
www.cpb.nl/sites/defaul...
www.cpb.nl/sites/defaul...
Proud and happy to see our paper on the impacts of automation on workers in the current issue of REStat! direct.mit.edu/rest/article...
Workers at automating firms (beyond robots!) on avg suffer a 5-yr cumulative wage loss of 9% of a year's earnings, mostly driven by non-employment margin.
Workers at automating firms (beyond robots!) on avg suffer a 5-yr cumulative wage loss of 9% of a year's earnings, mostly driven by non-employment margin.
January 13, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Proud and happy to see our paper on the impacts of automation on workers in the current issue of REStat! direct.mit.edu/rest/article...
Workers at automating firms (beyond robots!) on avg suffer a 5-yr cumulative wage loss of 9% of a year's earnings, mostly driven by non-employment margin.
Workers at automating firms (beyond robots!) on avg suffer a 5-yr cumulative wage loss of 9% of a year's earnings, mostly driven by non-employment margin.