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Page content: Profile Jakob de Haan (1960) is Professor of Political Economy, University of Groningen, the Netherlands. Currently, his main position is Head of Research of De Nederlandsche Bank. He has been Scientific Director of SOM, the graduate school and research institute of the faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Groningen. He graduated at the University of Groningen, where he also got his Ph.D. He has published extensively on issues like public debt, monetary policy, central bank independence, political and economic freedom and European integration. He is member of the editorial board of Public Choice, and European Union Politics, editor of the European Journal of Political Economy, and has been President of the European Public Choice Society. De Haan has been visiting professor at the Free University Berlin (2003/4), Kiel Institute (2002, 2010), and the University of Munich (1999). He is also research fellow of CESIfo.
PhD supervision
Publications Book s and booklets: S.C.W. Eijffinger and J. de Haan, The Political Economy of Central-Bank Independence, Princeton Special Papers in International Economics, No. 19, 1996. J. de Haan (ed.), History of the Bundesbank: Lessons for the ECB, Routledge, 2000. S.C.W. Eijffinger and J. de Haan, European Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Oxford University Press, 2000. B. Volkerink and J. de Haan, Tax ratios: A Critical Survey, OECD, OECD Tax Policy Studies, no. 5. J. de Haan, S.C.W. Eijffinger and S. Waller, The European Central Bank: Centralization, Transparency and Credibility , MIT Press, 2005. J. de Haan, S. Oosterloo and D. Schoenmaker, European Financial Markets and Institutions, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009. J. de Haan and H. Berger (eds.), The European Central Bank at Ten, Heidelberg: Springer, 2010. Y-W. Cheung and J. de Haan (eds.), The Evolving Role of China in the World Economy , MIT Press, forthcoming. J. de Haan, S. Oosterloo and D. Schoenmaker, Financial Markets and Institutions: A European Text, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming.
Contributions in books: J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, Positive Theories of Public Debt; Some Evidence for Germany, in: F. van Winden en H. Verbon (eds.), The Political Economy of Government Debt, North Holland, Amsterdam, 1993. B. van Ark, J. de Haan and H.J. de Jong, Characteristics of Economic Growth in the Netherlands during the Post-war Period in: N. Crafts and G. Toniolo (eds.), Economic Growth in Europe since 1945, CEPR/Cambridge University Press, 1996 (previously published as CEPR Discussion Paper series No. 932, April 1994). J.E. Sturm, J. de Haan and G.H. Kuper, Modelling Government Investment and Economic Growth: A Review and Some New Evidence, in: H. Shibata and T. Ihori (eds.), The Welfare State, Public Investment, and Growth, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1998. Sturm, J.E., G.H. Kuper and J. de Haan, Modelling Government Investment and Economic Growth on a Macro Level: A Review, in: S. Brakman, H. van Ees and S.K. Kuipers (eds), Market Behaviour and Macroeconomic Modelling, MacMillan Press Ltd, London, 1998. J. de Haan, W. Moessen, and B. Volkerink, Budgetary Procedures - Aspects and Changes: New Evidence for Some European Countries, in J.M. Poterba and J. von Hagen (eds.) Fiscal Institutions and Fiscal Performance, NBER/University of Chicago Press, 1999. B. van Ark and J. de Haan, A Miracle or Not? Recent Trends in the Growth Performance of the Dutch Economy, in: P.A.G. van Bergeijk, J. van Sinderen and B.A. Vollaard (eds.), Structural Reform in Open Economies, 2000. B. van Ark and J. de Haan, Productivity, Income and Technological Change in the Netherlands: Causes and Explanations of Divergent Trends, in: B. van Ark, S.K. Kuipers and G.H. Kuper (eds.), Productivity, Technology and Economic Growth, Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. H. Berger, J. de Haan and S.C.W. Eijffinger, Central Bank Independence: An Update of Theory and Evidence, in: Issues in New Political Economy, Stuart Sayer (ed.), Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, 2001. H. Berger and J. de Haan, How to Reduce Inflation : An Independent Central Bank or a Currency Board?, in: Handbook of International Banking , A. Mullineux and V. Murinde (eds.), Edward Elgar, 2003. H. Berger, J. de Haan and R. Inklaar, Restructuring the ECB, in: H. Berger and T. Moutos (eds.), Managing European Union Enlargement, MIT Press, 2004. J. de Haan, J-E. Sturm and B. Volkerink, How to Measure the Tax Burden on Labour, in: P.B. Sorensen (ed.), Measuring the Tax Burden on Capital and Labour, MIT Press, 2004. J. de Haan, H. Berger and R. Inklaar, Is the ECB Too Decentralized?, in: H-W. Sinn, M. Widgren and M. Köthenbürger (eds.), European Monetary Integration, MIT Press, 2004. J. de Haan and S. Oosterloo, The role of central banks as financial stability supervisors, in: D. Masciandaro (ed.), The Handbook of Central Banking and Financial Authorities in Europe , Cheltenham , Edward Elgar, 2005. S. Oosterloo and J. de Haan, Arrangements for Financial Stability in OECD and EU countries, in: Doug Evanoff & George Kaufman (eds.), Systemic financial crises,Resolving Large Bank Insolvencies , World Scientific Publishing Company, 2005. Oosterloo, S., J. de Haan, and R.M. Jong-A-Pin, A Review of Financial Stability Reports in: D. Evanoff and G. Kaufman (eds.), International Financial Instability: Global Banking and National Regulation, World Scientific Publishers, 2007. J. de Haan, J-E. Sturm and O. de Groot, Policy Adjustments and Sustainability of Public Finances in the Netehrlands, in: R. Neck and J-E. Sturm (eds.), Sustainability of Public Debt, Cambridge (MA): MIT Press, 2008. J. de Haan, R. M. Jong-A-Pin and M. Mink, What Drives Business Cycle Correlation in the Pacific Rim? in: Kar-Yiu Wong and Yin-Wong Cheung (eds.), China and Asia: Economic and Financial Interactions, Routledge, 2008. J. de Haan, J-E. Sturm and E. Zandberg, The impact of financial and economic crises on economic freedom, Economic Freedom Report 2009, Fraser Institute, 2009. J. de Haan, Comments on: M. Ehrmann and M. Fratzscher, Designing a Central Bank Communication Strategy in: D. Mayes and G. Wood, Designing Central Banks, Routledge, 2009. J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, Is the IMF right? How robust is the relationship between market-oriented institutions and policies and economic growth? in P. Graeff and G. Mehlkop (eds), Capitalism, Democracy and the Prevention of War and Poverty, Routledge, 2009. J. de Haan, Inflation differentials in the euro area, in: J. de Haan and H. Berger (eds.), The European Central Bank at Ten, Heidelberg: Springer, 2010, pp. 11-32. J. de Haan and D. Jansen, The Communication Policy of the European Central Bank: An Overview of the First Decade, in: J. de Haan and H. Berger (eds.), The European Central Bank at Ten , Heidelberg: Springer, 2010, pp, 119-142. F. Amtenbrink and J. de Haan, Regulating Credit Rating Agencies in the European Union, in: F. Delimatsis and N. Herger (eds), Systemic Risks and Prudential Regulations, Kluwer, pp. 97-122. J. de Haan, A. Houben and R. van der Molen, Governance van macroprudentieel beleid, in: De economische toekomst van Nederland, Preadviezen van de KVS 2011, J.H. Garretsen, R.M. Jong-A-Pin and E. Sterken (eds), Sdu Uitgevers, Den Haag, 143-162. J. de Haan and F. Amtenbrink, Credit Rating Agencies, in: S.C.W. Eijffinger and D. Masciandaro (eds), The Architecture of Regulation and Supervision, Edward Elgar, forthcoming. Y-W. Cheung, J. de Haan, X.W. Qian and S. Yu, China’s Investments in Africa, in: Y-W. Cheung and J. de Haan (eds.), The Evolving Role of China in the World Economy , MIT Press, forthcoming. Y-W. Cheung, J. de Haan, Introduction, in: Y-W. Cheung and J. de Haan (eds.), The Evolving Role of China in the World Economy , MIT Press, forthcoming.
Contributions in journals:
Before 1995 J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, The Relationship Between Real Deficits and Real Growth: A Critique, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Fall 1988, 11, 148-160. J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, The Impact of Government Deficits on Money Growth in Developing Countries, Journal of International Money and Finance, 9, 1990, 455-469. J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, Federal Government Budget Deficits and Interest Rates: Comment, Public Finance, 46, 1991, 324-330. J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, The intertemporal substitution effect of government purchases on the interest rate: Empirical results for the Netherlands, Empirical Economics, 17, 1992. J. de Haan and J.E. Sturm, The Case for Central Bank Independence, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review, No. 182, September 1992, 305-327. J. de Haan, C.A. de Kam and C.G.M. Sterks, Towards budget discipline: an economic assessment of the possibilities for reducing national deficits in the run-up to EMU, Commission of the EC, Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs, Economic Papers, number 99, December 1992. J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, Does Output Have a Unit Root? New International Evidence, Applied Economics, 25, 1993, 953-960. J. de Haan and C.L.J. Siermann, The Intertemporal Government Budget Constraint: Application for the Netherlands, Public Finance, 1993, 243-249. J. de Haan and D. Zelhorst, The Nonstationarity of Aggregate Output: Some Additional International Evidence, Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, 26, 1994, 23-33. J. de Haan and J.E. Sturm, Political and institutional determinants of fiscal policy in the European Community, Public Choice, 80, 1994, 157-172.
1995 J. de Haan and K. Knot, Fiscal policy and interest rates in the European Community, European Journal of Political Economy, 11, 171-187. J. de Haan and K. Knot, Interest Rate Differentials and Exchange Rate Policies in Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands, Journal of Banking and Finance, 19, 363-386. D. Zelhorst and J. de Haan, Testing for a break in output: New international evidence, Oxford Economic Papers, 47, 357-362. J. de Haan and G-J. van 't Hag, Variation in central bank independence across countries: Some provisional empirical evidence, Public Choice, 85, 335-351. J. de Haan and C.L.J. Siermann, A sensitivity analysis of the impact of democracy on economic growth, Empirical Economics, 20, 197-215. J.E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Is public expenditure really productive? New Evidence for the USA and The Netherlands, Economic Modelling, 12, 60-72. J. de Haan, B.J. Sikken and A. Hilder, On the relationship between the debt ratio and debt maturity, Applied Economics Letters, 2, 484-486.
1996 J. de Haan and C.L.J. Siermann, New evidence on the relationship between democracy and economic growth, Public Choice, 86, 175-198. L. Gormley and J. de Haan, The democratic deficit of the European Central Bank, European Law Review, April 1996, 95-112. J. de Haan, J.E. Sturm and B.J. Sikken, Government Capital Formation: Explaining the Decline, Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 132, 55-74. J. de Haan and C.L.J. Siermann, Central Bank Independence, Inflation and Political Instability in Developing Countries, Journal of Policy Reform, 1, 135-147.
1997 J. de Haan and W. Kooi, What Really Matters: Conservativeness or Independence, Banca Nationale del Lavoro Quarterly Review, No. 200, 23-38. J. de Haan, C.L.J. Siermann and E. van Lubek, Political Instability and Country Risk: New Evidence, Applied Economics Letters, 4, 703-707. J. de Haan, The European Central Bank: Independence, Accountability and Strategy, Public Choice, 93, 395-426. J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, Political and Economic Determinants of OECD Budget Deficits and Government Expenditures: A Reinvestigation, European Journal of Political Economy, 13, 739-750.
1998 J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Public Capital Spending in the Netherlands: Developments and Explanations, Applied Economics Letters, 5, 5-10. J. de Haan and C.L.J. Siermann, Further evidence on the relationship between economic freedom and economic growth, Public Choice, 95, 363-380. K. Knot, J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, The Credibility of the ERM, Oxford Economic Papers, 50, 186-200. B.J. Sikken and J. de Haan, Budget Deficits, Monetization and Central Bank Independence in Developing Countries, Oxford Economic Papers, 50, 493-511. M. Allers, J. de Haan and C.A. de Kam, Using Survey Data to Test for Ricardian Equivalence, Public Finance Review (previously Public Finance Quarterly), 26(6), 565-582.
1999 K. Knot and J. de Haan, Deficit Announcements and Interest Rates: Evidence for Germany, Journal of Policy Modelling, 21(5), 559-577. H. Berger and J. de Haan, A State Within a State? An Event Study of the Bundesbank, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 46(1), 17-39. K. Knot, T. Dijkstra and J. de Haan, Empirical Features of the Second-Generation Target Zone Models:Mean-Reverting Fundamentals and Endogenous Devaluation Risk, Economic Inquiry, 37(3), 489-509. J. de Haan, F. Amtenbrink and S.C.W. Eijffinger, Accountability of central Banks: Aspects and Quantification, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review, no. 209, 169-193. J. de Haan, J-E. Sturm and G. Beekhuis, The weak government thesis: Some new evidence, Public Choice, 101 (3-4), 163-176. J. de Haan, The case for an independent central bank: A comment, European Journal of Political Economy, 15, 759-762.
2000 J. de Haan and W. Kooij, Does Central Bank Independence Really Matter? New Evidence for Developing Countries Using a New Indicator, Journal of Banking and Finance, 2000, 643-664. J. de Haan and J.-E. Sturm, On the relationship between economic freedom and economic growth, European Journal of Political Economy, 16, 215-241. J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, Do Financial Markets and the Maastricht Treaty Discipline Governments? New Evidence, Applied Financial Economics, 10, 221-226. B. van Ark and J. de Haan, The delta-model revisited; recent trends in the structural performance of the Dutch economy, International Review of Applied Economics, 14 (3), 307-321. J. de Haan and F. Amtenbrink, Democratic Accountability and Central Bank Independence: A Response to Elgie, West European Politics, 23 (3), 179-190. J. de Haan and S.C.W. Eijffinger, The Democratic Accountability of the ECB: A Comment on Two Fairy Tales, Journal of Common Market Studies, 38(3), 393-407. J. de Haan, Currency Boards: More than a quick fix? A Comment, Economic Policy, nr. 31, 321-323.
2001 M.A. Allers, J.de Haan and C.G.M. Sterks, Partisan influence on the local tax burden in the Netherlands, Public Choice, 106, 351-363. J.-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, How robust is the relationship between economic freedom and economic growth?, Applied Economics, 33, 839-844. H. Berger, J. de Haan and S.C.W. Eijffinger, Central Bank Independence: An Update of Theory and Evidence, Journal of Economic Surveys, 15 (1), 3-40. R. Inklaar and J. de Haan, Is there really a European Business Cycle?, Oxford Economic Papers, 53 (2), 215-220. B. van Ark and J. de Haan, The Dynamics of Growth, Stagnation and Recovery in Germany and the Netherlands since 1960, Jahrbuch für Wirtschafsgeschichte, 17-28. J. de Haan, H. Berger and E. van Fraassen, How to Reduce Inflation: An Independent Central Bank or a Currency Board? The Experience of the Baltic Countries, Emerging Markets Review, 2, 218-243. B. Volkerink and J. de Haan. Fragmented Government Effects on Fiscal Policy: New Evidence, Public Choice, 109, 221-242.
2002 J. de Haan, R. Inklaar and O. Sleijpen, Have Business Cycles in the US States Become More Synchronised? Lessons for EMU, Journal of Common Market Studies, 40(1), 23-42. J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Inflation in Developing Countries: Does Central Bank Independence Matter? New Evidence Based on a New Data Set, Ifo Studien, Heft 4/2001, 47, 389-403 (published in 2002). Amtenbrink, F. and J. de Haan, The European Central Bank: An Independent Specialized Organization of Community Law - A Comment, Common Market Law Review , 39, 65-76. P. Maier, J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Political Pressure on the Bundesbank: An Empirical Investigation Using the Havrilesky Approach, Journal of Macroeconomics, 24(1), 103-123. Sturm, J-E, E. Leertouwer and J. de Haan, Which Economic Freedoms Contribute to Growth: A Comment, Kyklos, 55, 403-416. Eijffinger, S.C.W., J. de Haan and K. Koedijk, Small is Beautiful, European Journal of Political Economy, 18(2), 2002, 365-374. B. Volkerink, , J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Tax ratios in macroeconomics: Do Taxes Really Matter?, Empirica, 29, 209-224. H. Berger and J. de Haan, Are Small Countries Too Powerful Within the ECB?, Atlantic Economic Journal, 30 (3), 1-20.
2003 J. de Haan, Economic Freedom: An introduction, special issue of the European Journal of Political Economy (edited by J. de Haan), 19, 395-403. J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, Does more democracy lead to greater economic freedom? New evidence for developing countries, European Journal of Political Economy, 19, 2003, 547-563. J. de Haan, E. Leertouwer, E. Meijer and T. Wansbeek, Measuring central bank independence: a latent variable approach, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 50 (3), August 2003,326-341. F. Amtenbrink and J. de Haan, Economic governance in the European Union - Fiscal policy discipline versus flexibility, Common Market Law Review, 40, 2003, 1075-1106. Eijffinger, S.C.W., J. de Haan and K. Koedijk, Small is beautiful but large is not to be belittled : reply , European Journal of Political Economy, 19, 2003, 905-907. S. Oosterloo and J. de Haan, A Survey of Institutional Frameworks for Financial Stability, De Nederlandsche Bank, Occasional Studies, 1 (4), 2003.
2004 I. Naaborg, B. Scholtens, J. de Haan, H. Bol and R. de Haas, How Important are Foreign Banks in the Financial Development of European Transition Countries?, Journal of Emerging Market Finance, 3 (2), 99-123. J. de Haan, H. Berger and D-J. Jansen, Why has the Stability and Growth Pact Failed?, International Finance , 7 (2), 235-260. J. de Haan, F. Amtenbrink and S. Waller, The Transparency and Credibility of the European Central Bank, Journal of Common Market Studies, 42(4), 775-794. S. Oosterloo and J. de Haan, Central Banks and Financial Stability: A Survey, Journal of Financial Stability , 1, 257-273.
2005 R. Lensink and J. de Haan, Do Reforms in Transition Economies Affect Foreign Bank Entry?, International Review of Finance , 3 (3-4), 213-232. D. Jansen and J. de Haan, Talking Heads: the effects of ECB statements on the euro-dollar exchange rate, Journal of International Money and Finance, 24, 343-361. W. Romp and J. de Haan, Public Capital and Economic Growth: A Critical Survey, EIB Papers, 10(1), 40-70. J-E. Sturm, H. Berger and J. de Haan, Which variables Explain Decisions on IMF Credit? An Extreme Bounds Analysis, Economics and Politics , 17(2), 177-213. K. Bouwman, R.M. Jong-a-Pin and J. de Haan, On the Relationship Between Central Bank Independence and Inflation: Some More Bad News, Applied Financial Economics Letters, 1, 381-385.
2006 G. Wolswijk and J. de Haan, Government debt management in Europe: recent changes in debt managers’ strategies, Public Finance and Management, 6 (2), 244-267. A. Elbourne and J. de Haan, Financial Structure and Monetary Policy Transmission in Transition Countries, Journal of Comparative Economics, 34, 1-23. D. Jansen and J. de Haan , Look Who's Talking:ECB communication during the first years of EMU, International Journal of Finance and Economics, 11 (3), 219-228. J. de Haan, J-E. Sturm and S. Lundstrom, Market-oriented institutions and policies and economic growth: A critical survey, Journal of Economic Surveys, 20 (2), 157-191. F. Amtenbrink and J. de Haan, Reforming the Stability and Growth pact, European Law Review, 31 (3), 402-413. D. Jansen and J. de Haan, European banking consolidation: effects on competition, profitability and efficiency, Journal of Financial Transformation, 17, 61-72. J. de Haan and T. Pluemper, European Integration, Policy Autonomy and Party Politics, European Union Politics,7 (2), 163-166. M. Mink and J. de Haan, Are there political budget cycles in the euro area? European Union Politics, 7 (2), 191-211. J. de Haan and S. Oosterloo, Transparency and Accountability of Central Banks in Their Role of Financial Stability Supervisor in OECD Countries, European Journal of Law and Economics, 22, 255-271.
2007 D. Jansen and J. de Haan, Were verbal efforts to support the euro effective? A high-frequency analysis of ECB statements, European Journal of Political Economy , 23 (1), 245-259. J. de Haan, S.C.W. Eijffinger and K. Rybinski, Central bank transparency and central bank communication, European Journal of Political Economy, 23 (1), 1-8. J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, Handling Economic Freedom in Growth Regressions: A Reply to Cole and Lawson, Econ Journal Watch, 4(1), 79-82. Oosterloo, S., J. de Haan, and R.M. Jong-A-Pin, Financial Stability Reviews: A First Empirical Analysis, Journal of FinancialStability, 2 (4), 337-355. W. Romp and J. de Haan, Public Capital and Economic Growth: A Critical Survey, Perspektiven der Wirtschaftspolitik, 8, 6-52. J. Mirau, R.M. Jong-A-Pin, J. de Haan, Do Political Variables Affect Fiscal Policy Adjustment Decisions? New Empirical Evidence, Public Choice, 133, 297-319. J. de Haan, Political institutions and economic growth reconsidered, Public Choice, 131 (3/4), 281-292. H. Seldadyo, E. Pandu Nugroho and J. de Haan, Governance and growth revisited, Kyklos, 60(2), 279-290.
2008 R.M. Jong-A-Pin and J. de Haan, Growth Accelerations and Regime Changes:A Correction, Econ Journal Watch, 5(1), 51-58. J. de Haan, J., R. Inklaar and R.M. Jong-A-Pin, Will Business Cycles in the Euro Area Converge? A Critical Survey of Empirical Research, Journal of Economic Surveys, 22 (2), 243-273. R. Inklaar, R.M. Jong-A-Pin and J. de Haan, Trade and Business Cycle Synchronization in OECD Countries A Re-examination, European Economic Review, 52(4), 646-666. A.S. Blinder, M. Ehrmann, M. Fratzscher, J. de Haan and D. Jansen, Central bank Communication and Monetary Policy: A Survey of theory and Evidence, NBER Working Paper 13932, Journal of Economic Literature, 46 (4), 910-45 . J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Effects of Governance on Health: A Cross-National Analysis of 101 Countries, Kyklos, 61 (4), 599-614. Gorter, J. J. Jacobs and J. de Haan, Taylor rules for the ECB using expecations data, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 110 (3), 473-488. A. Dreher, J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Does high inflation cause central bankers to lose their job? Evidence based on anew dataset, European Journal of Political Economy, 24 (4), 778-787. For the data: see the website of Axel Dreher at http://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/datasets/89555.html. L. Montoya and J. de Haan, Regional business cycle synchronization in Europe?, International Economics and Economic Policy, 5 (1), 123-137. J. de Haan, The effect of ECB communication on interest rates: An assessment, The Review of International Organizations, 3 (4), 375-398.
2009 A.C. Elbourne and J. de Haan, Modeling Monetary Policy Transmission in Acceding Countries: VAR vs SVAR, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 45 (2), 4-20. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Is the political system really related to health?, Social Science and Medicine, 69 (1), 36–46. D. Jansen and J. de Haan, Has ECB communication been helpful in predicting interest rate decisions? An evaluation of the early years of the Economic and Monetary Union, Applied Economics, 41 (16), 1995-2003. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Political institutions and economic volatility, European Journal of Political Economy, 25 (3), 311-326. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Central bank independence and financial instability, Journal of Financial Stability, 5, 321-338. J. Gorter, J. Jacobs and J. de Haan, Negative interest rates for the euro area?, Central Banking, 20 (2), 61-66. F. Amtenbrink and J. de Haan, Regulating Credit Ratings in the European Union: A Critical First Assessment of Regulation 1060/2009 on Credit Rating Agencies, Common Market Law Review, 46, 1915–1949.
2010 C.T. Shehzad, J. de Haan and B. Scholtens, The impact of bank ownership concentration on impaired loans and capital adequacy, Journal of Banking and Finance, 34, 399-408 . J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Do central bank law reforms affect the term in office of central bank governors?, Economics Letters, 106 (3), 219-222. E. Bednarek-Sekunda, R.M. Jong-A-Pin and J. de Haan, The European Economic and Monetary Union and Labour Market Reform, European Union Politics, 11(1), 3-27. J. de Haan, Is more regulation really the best answer to the financial crisis?, Zeitschrift für Staats- und Europawissenschaften (ZSE) / Journal for Comparative Government and European Policy , 7(3/4), 539/551. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Measuring Health: A Multivariate Approach, Social Indicators Research, 96, 433-457. A. Dreher, J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, When is a central bank governor replaced? Evidence based on a new data set, Journal of Macroeconomics , 32, 766–781. J. de Haan, Publishing policy forecasts: a new frontier in central bank communication, Central Banking, 20 (4), 86-90. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Central bank independence and inflation revisited, Public Choice, 144, 445-457. H.G. Seldadyo, J.P. Elhorst and J. de Haan, Geography and governance: Does space matter?, Papers in Regional Science, 89 (3), 625-640. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Inflation and central bank independence: A meta regression analysis, Journal of Economic Surveys, 24 (4), 593-621. T. Pogoshyan and J. de Haan, Determinants of cross-border bank acquisitions in transition economies: A latent class analysis, The Economics of Transition, 18 (4), 671-696.
2011 H. Berger, J. de Haan and J-E. Sturm, Does money matter in the ECB strategy? New evidence based on ECB communication, International Journal of Finance and Economics, 16, 16-41. R.M. Jong-A-Pin and J. de Haan, Political Regime Change, Economic Liberalization and Growth Accelerations, Public Choice, 146, (1-2), 93-115. H.G. Seldadyo and J. de Haan, Is corruption really persistent?, Pacific Economic Review, 16, (2), 192-206. J-E. Sturm and J. de Haan, Does central bank communication really lead to better forecasts of policy decisions? New evidence based on a Taylor rule model for the ECB, Review of World Economy/Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv,147, (1), 41-58. I.K.S. Artha and J. de Haan, Labor Market Flexibility and the Impact of the Financial Crisis, Kyklos, 64, (2), 213-230. Y-W. Cheung, J. de Haan, X.W. Qian and S. Yu, China’s Outward Direct Investment in Africa, Review of International Economics, forthcoming. M. Broos and J. de Haan, Government bond yields and foreign ownership of debt, Applied Economics Letters, 19 (5), 435-438 (2012) . J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Do political budget cycles really exist?, Applied Economics, forthcoming (45, 3, January 2013, 329-341). T. Pogoshyan and J. de Haan, Bank Size, Market Concentration, and Bank Earnings Volatility in the US, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, forthcoming. M. Mink, J. Jacobs and J. de Haan, Measuring coherence of output gaps with an application to the euro area, Oxford Economic Papers, forthcoming. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Banking risk and regulation: Does one size fit all?, Journal of Banking and Finance, forthcoming. J. Klomp and J. de Haan, Political regime and human capital: A cross-country analysis, Social Indicators Research, forthcoming. C. T. Shehzada, J. de Haan, and B. Scholtens, The relationship between size, growth and profitability of commercial banks, Applied Economics, forthcoming. C. van der Cruijsen, J. de Haan, D. Jansen and R. Mosch, Knowledge and opinions about banking supervision: Evidence from a survey of Dutch households , Journal of Financial Stability , forthcoming
CESifo Working Papers by Jakob de Haan2134 Jansen, David-Jan / Haan, Jakob de: The Importance of Being Vigilant: Has ECB Communication Influenced Euro Area Inflation Expectations?, October 2007 [Download [PDF]]
2112 Mink, Mark / Jacobs, Jan / Haan, Jakob de: Measuring Synchronicity and Co-movement of Business Cycles with an Application to the Euro Area, October 2007 [Download [PDF]]
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