Egbert Jongen. Curriculum Vitae. Personal information. Work experience. Education. International publications

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1 Egbert Jongen Curriculum Vitae CPB Bezuidenhoutseweg AV The Hague sites.google.com/view/egbertjongen/home Personal information Name Egbert Lothar Wolfgang Jongen Date of birth June 27, 1971 Place of birth Den Helder Nationality Dutch Marital status Co-habiting, two children Work experience 2017 Research Fellow IZA 2015 Associate Professor Leiden University (part-time) 2015 Honorary Fellow Leiden University (May July) 2004 Visiting Scholar Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development 2001 Visiting Scholar Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Spring Semester) 2000 Researcher CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis PhD-student Free University Amsterdam 1996 Intern CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis 1995 Research assistent to Joan Muysken Education PhD Thesis title Supervisor Co-supervisor MA VU University Amsterdam Modelling the Impact of Labour Market Policies in the Netherlands Frank den Butter Eric Bartelsman Maastricht University (cum laude) International publications Douven, R., Geest, L. van, Gerritsen, S. Jongen, E. and A. Lejour, 2018, Micro data and policy evaluation at CPB, in: Crato, N. and P. Paruolo (eds.), Data-Driven Policy Impact Evaluation: How Microdata is Transforming Policy Design, Springer, forthcoming.

2 Boer, H.-W. de, E. Jongen and M. Mastrogiacomo, 2018, Tax-benefit reforms and structural models of labour supply, in: Haan, J. de and J. Parlevliet (eds.), Structural Reforms Moving the Economy Forward, Springer, forthcoming. Jacobs, B., Jongen, E. and F. Zoutman, 2017, Revealed social preferences of Dutch political parties, Journal of Public Economics, 156, pp Mastrogiacomo, M., Bosch, N., Gielen, M. and E. Jongen, 2017, Heterogeneity in labour supply responses: Evidence from a large tax reform, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 79(5), Bettendorf, L., Jongen, E. and P. Muller, 2015, Childcare subsidies and labour supply: evidence from a large Dutch reform, Labour Economics, 36, pp Bettendorf, L., Folmer, K. and E. Jongen, 2014, The dog that did not bark: the EITC for single mothers in the Netherlands, Journal of Public Economics, 119, pp Jongen, E., 2010, Modelling the Impact of Labour Market Policies in the Netherlands, Thela Thesis Publishers, Amsterdam. Jongen, E., 2010, Child care subsidies revisited, in: Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, 24ormore, Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, The Hague. Deelen, A. and E. Jongen, 2009, Employment protection, in: Euwals, R., Mooij, R. de and D. van Vuuren, eds., Rethinking Retirement, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, pp , The Hague. Butter, F. den, Jongen, E. and U. Kock, Labour supply shocks and unemployment persistence: modelling labour market dynamics in the Netherlands, in: Toggins, W. (ed), 2007, New Econometric Modelling Research, Nova Publishers. Mooij, R. de, Euwals, R., Folmer, K., Jongen, E., Koning, P., Nibbelink, A., Suijker, F. and A. van Vuren, 2006, Reinventing the Welfare State, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Jongen, E., 2005, Are wages in Slovenia too high?, Economic and Business Review, 7(1), pp Jongen, E., Gameren, E. van and J. Graafland, 2003, Exploring the macroeconomic impact of subsidized employment, De Economist, 151(1), pp Jongen, E. and E. Westerhout, 2003, Institutions breaking the Law, CPB Report, 2003/4, pp Jongen, E., Kuipers B. and E. Westerhout, 2001, Parental leave, CPB Report, 2001/2, pp Jongen, E., 2001, Innovation-based growth theory, NAKE News, 13(3), pp Jongen, E., 1999, What can we expect from subsidies for the long-term unemployed?, De Economist, 147(2), pp Jongen, E., 1998, Reducing long-term unemployment by employment subsidies, CPB Report, 1998/3, pp

3 Publications in Dutch Jongen, E., Lejour, A. and G. Massenz, 2017, Goedkoper geknipt, maar niet vaker: De effecten van de btw-verlaging voor kappers. Me Judice, November 20. Jongen, E., Koot, P. and M. Vlekke, 2016, Leuker kunnen we het niet maken, wel makkelijker, Economisch Statistische Berichten, pp , September 8. Jongen, E., Koot, P. and M. Vlekke, 2016, De politieke economie van inkomensbeleid: Makkelijker kunnen we het niet maken?, CPB Background Document, The Hague. Akgündüz, E., Jongen, E., Leseman, P. and J. Plantenga, 2015, Lagere toeslag leidt tot lagere kwaliteit kinderopvang, Economisch Statistische Berichten, pp , December 17. Jongen, E., Boer, H.-W. de, Es, F. van and M. Ligthart, 2015, Effecten belastingplan op korte en lange termijn, Me Judice, December 2. Jongen, E., Boer, H.-W. de, Dekker, P., Gielen, M. and A. Quist, 2015, Fiscaal beleid en de uitruil tussen arbeidsparticipatie en gelijkheid, in: CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, Kansrijk Arbeidsmarktbeleid, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Jongen, E., Boer, H.-W. de and P. Dekker, 2015, De effectiviteit van fiscaal participatiebeleid, CPB Policy Brief 2015/02, The Hague. Jacobs, B., Jongen, E. and F. Zoutman, 2013, Over de top, CPB Policy Brief, The Hague. Jacobs, B., Jongen, E. and F. Zoutman, 2013, Meer over de top, CPB Background Document, The Hague. Bettendorf, L., Jongen, E. and P. Muller, 2012, Effect verandering kinderopvangsubsidie op arbeidsparticipatie, Economisch Statistische Berichten, 97, pp Jongen, E., Mastrogiacomo, M. and B. ter Weel, 2011, Hoe prikkelbaar zijn Nederlanders?, CPB Policy Brief 2011/14, The Hague. Jongen, E., 2011, Bezuiniging op kinderopvang blijft zonder grote gevolgen, Me Judice, June 21. Jongen, E. and K. Folmer, 2010, Werkgelegenheidseffecten van lastenverzwaringen en bezuinigingen, TPEdigitaal, 4(1), pp Jongen, E. and A. Van Vuren, 2009, De spaar-ww: mirakel of mythe?, Kwartaalschrift Economie, 6(1), pp Erp, F. van, Euwals, R., Jongen, E. and D. van Vuuren, 2009, Naar een toekomst met een hogere arbeidsparticipatie?, TPEdigitaal, 3(2), pp Jongen, E., 2008, Kinderopvang: waarheen, waarvoor?, TPEdigitaal, 2(4), pp Bosch, N., Jongen, E., Mooij, R. de and D. van Vuuren, 2007, Fiscaal beleid en arbeidsparticipatie, in: Caminada, K., Haberham, A., Hoogteijling J. and H. Vording, eds., Belasting met Beleid, Sdu Publishers. Deelen, A., Jongen, E., Mooij, R. de and S. Visser, 2007, De economie van onstlagbescherming: lessen voor Nederland, TPEdigitaal, 1(1), pp

4 Breedveld, K., Dekker, P., Ederveen, J., Euwals, R., Groot, H. de, Horst, A. van der, Jongen, E., Keuzenkamp, S. and C. Wennekers, 2005, Europese tijden, de publieke opinie over Europa; arbeidstijden, vergeleken en verklaard, Europese verkenning 3, CPB/SCP, Sdu Publishers, The Hague. Jongen, E. and D van Vuuren, 2004, Kinderopvang, verlofregelingen en arbeidsparticipatie, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Economie, 25(4), pp Jongen, E. and P. Kooiman, 2004, Voorgenomen levensloopregeling biedt weinig voordeel, Economisch Statistische Berichten, 4429, pp Numerous contributions to CPB publications (Macro-Economic Outlook, Central Economic Plan, Charting Choices, policy reports) Work in progress Jongen, E., Lejour, A. and G. Massenz, 2017, Cheaper and more haircuts after VAT cut? Evidence from the Netherlands, CPB Discussion Paper 368, The Hague. (revise and resubmit for De Economist) Cammeraat, E., Jongen, E. and P. Koning, 2017, Preventing NEETs during the Great Recession The effects of a mandatory activation program for young welfare recipients, CPB Discussion Paper no. 365, The Hague. (submitted). Boer, H.-W. de and E. Jongen, 2017, Optimal taxation of lone parents in the Netherlands: Are we there yet?, CPB Discussion Paper no. 361, The Hague. (submitted) Boer, H.-W. de and E. Jongen, 2017, The best of both worlds Analysing tax-benefit reforms using structural models and natural experiments, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. (submitted) Been, J. and E. Jongen, 2017, The effect of child care subsidy cuts on the time allocation and well-being of parents, mimeo, Leiden University, Leiden. (submitted) Berge, W. van den, Jongen, E. and K. van der Wiel, 2017, Using tax deductions to promote lifelong learning: real and shifting responses, CPB Discussion Paper no. 353, The Hague. Boer, H.-W. de, Jongen, E. and P. Koot, 2017, Optimal taxation of secondary earners in the Netherlands: Has equity lost ground?, CPB Discussion Paper, The Hague, forthcoming. Bosch, N., Jongen, E., Leenders, W. and J. Möhlmann, 2017, Non-bunching at kinks and notches of income support in the Netherlands, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Jongen, E., 2017, Using tax credits to postpone retirement A panel data analysis of a large Dutch reform, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Jongen, E. and M. Stoel, 2016, The elasticity of taxable labour income in the Netherlands, CPB Discussion Paper no. 337, The Hague. (submitted) Boer, H.-W. de, Jongen, E. and J. Kabátek, 2015, The effectiveness of fiscal stimuli for working parents, IZA Discussion Paper 9298, Bonn. (submitted)

5 Akgündüz, E., Jongen, E., Leseman, P. and J. Plantenga, 2015, Quasi-experimental evidence on the relation between child care subsidies and child care quality, CPB Discussion Paper 310, The Hague. (submitted) Akgündüz, E., Jongen, E. and J. Plantenga, 2015, Child care quality and the labor supply of married women, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Alphen, M. van and E. Jongen, 2014, Can we spend ourselves rich? The Continuation Credit for older workers in the Netherlands, 2014, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Zoutman, F., Jacobs, B. and E. Jongen, 2014, Optimal redistributive taxes and redistributive preferences in the Netherlands, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Bosch, N. and E. Jongen, E., 2013, Intensive margin responses when workers are free to choose: evidence from a large Dutch reform, mimeo, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague. Jongen, E. and S. Visser, 2010, Exploring the ambiguous impact of employment protection on employment and productivity, CPB Discussion paper 148, The Hague. Jongen, E., 2009, An analysis of individual accounts for the unemployment risk in the Netherlands, CPB Document 168, The Hague. Working papers Deelen, A., E. Jongen and S. Visser, 2006, Employment protection legislation: lessons from theoretical and empirical studies for the Dutch Case, CPB Document 135, The Hague. Jongen, E., 2004, An analysis of past and future GDP growth in Slovenia, IMAD Working Paper 03/2004, Ljubljana. Jongen, E., 2004, Future GDP growth in Slovenia: looking for room for improvement, IMAD Working Paper 04/2004, Ljubljana. Jongen, E., Kuipers, B. and E. Westerhout, 2002, Verlof en arbeidsmarkt, CPB Document 25, The Hague. Courses Invited lectures Teaching and supervision Fiscal Policy (Leiden University), Research Methods: Applied Empirical Economics (Leiden University), Methods of Empirical Research (VU University Amsterdam), Introduction to Main Software Packages (VU University Amsterdam), Economics of Taxation (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Advanced Economics of Taxation (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Tax Policy (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Methods of Empirical Research (Central University of Finance and Economics), MICSIM (BoFEB), Microsimulation of Tax-Benefit Reforms (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), Employment Protection (VU University Amsterdam, Utrecht University), Structural Models (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Behavioural Responses to Taxation and Optimal Tax Policy (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Active Labour Market Policies (Radboud University), Growth Theory (University of Ljubljana)

6 PhD co-supervisor Thesis supervisor Emre Akgündüz (Utrecht University, 2014, cum laude), Emile Cammeraat (2015 present) Numerous bachelor and master theses Organization of conferences and workshops 2014 CPB-Ministry of Finance Workshop Taxation and Labour Supply 2013 CPB Workshop Behavioural Responses to Taxation and Optimal Policy 2013 CPB Lecture (Emmanuel Saez) 1999 Young Economist Meeting (Amsterdam) Miscellaneous Languages Dutch (native speaker), English (fluent), German (fluent), French (basic), Slovenian (basic) Updated: November 2017