Occasional Studies
Several times per year DNB issues an Occasional Study, a publication designed for a broader public than just economists. Occasional Studies cover a specific research or policy theme, contributing to national and international policy debates.
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| Nr. 1 (2020) - Central Bank Digital Currency - Objectives, preconditions and design choices |
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| Nr. 1 (2020) - Digitaal centralebankgeld - Doelstellingen, randvoorwaarden en ontwerpkeuzes |
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| Nr 4 (2019): Het spaaroverschot van Nederlandse bedrijven onrafeld |
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| Nr 4 (2019): Unravelling the savings surplus of Dutch corporations |
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| Nr 3 (2019): Inflation in the euro area since the Global Financial Crisis |
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| Nr 2 (2019): De toegevoegde waarde van maatwerk in risicotoedeling |
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| Nr 1 (2019): The quality and independence of residential property appraisals |
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| Nr. 8 (2018): The price of transition: an analysis of the economic implications of carbon taxing |
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| Nr. 8 (2018): De prijs van transitie: een analyse van de economische gevolgen van CO₂-belasting |
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| Nr. 7 (2018): An energy transition risk stress test for the financial system of the Netherlands |
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| Nr. 7 (2018): Appendix - Modelling the energy transition risk stress test |
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| Nr 6 (2018): Size of the banking sector: implications for financial stability |
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| Nr 5 (2018): DELFI 2.0, DNB's Macroeconomic Policy Model of the Netherlands |
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| Nr 4 (2018): Revisiting the central bank’s lender of last resort function |
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| Nr 3 (2018): The natural rate of interest from a monetary and financial perspective |
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