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Demand based equivalence scale estimates for Australia and the UK
Van de Ven, Justin (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]
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Expenditure and disposable income trends of UK households : evidence from micro-data
Van de Ven, Justin - In: National Institute economic review 218 (2011), pp. 44-57
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The influence of decision costs on investments in indivudual savings accounts
Van de Ven, Justin - 2013
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A structural dynamic microsimulation model of household savings and labour supply
Van de Ven, Justin - 2011
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The distributional effects of taxation in Australia and the United Kingdom : evidence from microsimulations
Van de Ven, Justin - In: Dynamics of inequality and poverty, (pp. 81-122). 2006
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The incentive effects of means tested UK retirement benefits : ha sthe pension credit gone too far?
Van de Ven, Justin (contributor) - 2006
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Taxation, reranking and equivalence scales
Creedy, John; Van de Ven, Justin - 2001
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Pension arrangements and retirement choices in Europe : a comparison of the British, Danish and German systems
Sefton, James A. (contributor);  … - 2005
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Taxation, reranking and equivalence scales
Van de Ven, Justin; Creedy, John - In: Bulletin of economic research 57 (2005) 1, pp. 13-36
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Simulating household savings and labour supply : an application of dynamic programming
Sefton, James A.; Van de Ven, Justin - In: National Institute economic review (2004) 2, pp. 56-72
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