Newsletter May 1999

CONTENTS:

Two foreign experts on the global background of immigration and the economic consequences for Denmark
By Gunnar Viby Mogensen, MA(Econ), Head of Research, Rockwool Foundation Research Unit

The international background
By Dr. David Coleman, Reader in Demography, Oxford University

Economic effects of immigration
By Professor Dr. Eskil Wadensjö, University of Stockholm

Immigration over the past 10 year: What do the statistics say and what did the papers write?
By Bent Jensen, MA and Søren Pedersen, MA (Econ), Rockwool Foundation Research Unit

Newsletter August 1999

CONTENTS:

New measurements of the black sector
By Gunnar Viby Mogensen, MA (Econ), Director of Research, Rockwool Foundation Research Unit

The black sector in Denmark in 1998
By Søren Pedersen, MA (Econ), Rockwool Foundation Research Unit

Newsletter September 1999

CONTENTS:

Welfare and incentives. New research results on the supply of labour in the Danish welfare state of the 1990s
By Gunnar Viby Mogensen, MA (Econ), Director of Research, the Rockwool Foundation Research Unit

Research on the supply of labour, incentives and income tax: Halfway there
By Professor N. Anders Klevmarken, Uppsala University

Newsletter October 1999

CONTENTS:

Environment and welfare: The analyses
By Gunnar Viby Mogensen, MA (Econ), Director of Research, the Rockwool Foundation Research Unit

On the measurement of a welfare indicator for Denmark, 1970-1990
By Anne Harrison, Counseller to the Director, OECD