Prof. Gerard J. van den Berg, Ph.D.
Selected Publications:
Van den Berg, G.J. (1990), Nonstationarity in job search theory, Review of Economic Studies 57, 255-277.
Van den Berg, G.J. and G. Ridder (1998), An empirical equilibrium search model of the labor market,
Econometrica 66, 1183-1221.
Van den Berg, G.J., J.C. van Ours and M.P. Pradhan (2001), The declining price anomaly in Dutch Dutch
rose auctions, American Economic Review 91, 1055-1062.
Abbring, J.H. and G.J. van den Berg (2003), The non-parametric identification of treatment effects in
duration models, Econometrica 71, 1491-1517.
Van den Berg, G.J., M. Lindeboom and F. Portrait (2006), Economic conditions early in life and individual
mortality, American Economic Review 96, 290-302.
Van den Berg, G.J. (1990), Nonstationarity in job search theory, Review of Economic Studies 57, 255-277.
Van den Berg, G.J. and G. Ridder (1998), An empirical equilibrium search model of the labor market,
Econometrica 66, 1183-1221.
Van den Berg, G.J., J.C. van Ours and M.P. Pradhan (2001), The declining price anomaly in Dutch Dutch
rose auctions, American Economic Review 91, 1055-1062.
Abbring, J.H. and G.J. van den Berg (2003), The non-parametric identification of treatment effects in
duration models, Econometrica 71, 1491-1517.
Van den Berg, G.J., M. Lindeboom and F. Portrait (2006), Economic conditions early in life and individual
mortality, American Economic Review 96, 290-302.
