Altering the Dutch labour market - Kroon, Martijn van der
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This book is based upon and named after Martijn's economics master thesis. It analyses the Dutch labour market, which is highly influenced by the so- called Poldermodel and by the Dutch welfare state. Questioned is whether subsidized labour can increase social welfare compared to current redistribution policies. The author elaborates on the influence of the assistance benefit, statutory minimum wage and legislation favouring labour unions in the Netherlands. In this book the author suggests alternative subsidies for the current mechanisms, which should lead to an increased level of social…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is based upon and named after Martijn's economics master thesis. It analyses the Dutch labour market, which is highly influenced by the so- called Poldermodel and by the Dutch welfare state. Questioned is whether subsidized labour can increase social welfare compared to current redistribution policies. The author elaborates on the influence of the assistance benefit, statutory minimum wage and legislation favouring labour unions in the Netherlands. In this book the author suggests alternative subsidies for the current mechanisms, which should lead to an increased level of social welfare, while redistributing income. These subsidies are implemented into an economic model to show the positive effect on social welfare.
Autorenporträt
Martijn van der Kroon studied economics and tax law at Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) and George Mason University in Washington, DC. After obtaining his bachelor degree in both, he earned his MSc in economics (cum laude) and LLM at EUR in 2009. Since 2009, Martijn has been working as a tax consultant for Ernst & Young in the Netherlands.