CentER

Supervised Ph.D.s

• Menno Pradhan
  Labour supply in urban areas of Bolivia and the role of the informal sector
  defended 14 October 1994
  (supervised jointly with Joop Hartog)
• Jimmy Miller
  A treatise on labour: a matching-model analysis of labour-market programmes
  defended 30 September 1996
  
• Erwin Charlier
  Limited dependent variable models for panel data
  defended 28 November 1997
  (supervised jointly with B. Melenberg)
• Rob Euwals
  Empirical studies on individual labour market behaviour
  defended 12 December 1997
  (supervised jointly with B. Melenberg)
• Marcel Das
  On income expectations and other subjective data
  defended 23 January 1998
  (supervised jointly with Ben van der Genugten)
• Stefan Hochguertel
  Households' portfolio choices
  defended 29 June 1998
  (supervised jointly with Rob Alessie)
• Bas Donkers
  Subjective information in economic decision making
  defended 30 June 2000
  (supervised jointly with Bertrand Melenberg)
• Xiaodong Gong
  Empirical studies on the labour market and on consumer demand
  defended 23 February 2001
  
• Rosalia Vazquez-Alvarez
  A nonparametric approach to the sample selection problem in survey data
  defended 26 June 2001
  (jointly with Bertrand Melenberg)
• Bernard Conlon
  Consumer rationality in choice
  defended 29 June 2001
  (jointly with Benedict Dellaert)
• Laura Spierdijk
  Empirical studies of market microstructure
  defended 10 June 2003
  (jointly with Theo Nijman)
• Charles Bellemare
  Microeconometric essays on migration, trust and satisfaction
  defended 28 May 2004
  
• Tu Qin
  Empirical analysis of time preferences and risk aversion
  defended 18 May 2005
  (jointly with Bas Donkers and Bertrand Melenberg)
• Pierre-Carl Michaud
  Dynamic panel data models and causality: applications to labor supply, health and insurance
  defended 20 May 2005
  (jointly with Jan van Ours)
• Vera Toepoel
  A closer look at web questionnaire design
  defended 3 November 2008
  (jointly with Marcel Das)
• Karen van der Wiel
  Essays on expectations, power and social security
  defended 4 December 2009
  (jointly with Frederic Vermeulen)