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Om de transparantie en informatieverstrekking te bevorderen, publiceert het FPB regelmatig de methoden en resultaten van zijn werkzaamheden. De publicaties verschijnen in verschillende reeksen, zoals de Vooruitzichten, de Working Papers en de Planning Papers. Sommige rapporten kunnen ook hier geraadpleegd worden, evenals de nieuwsbrieven van de Short Term Update die tot 2015 werden gepubliceerd. U kunt op thema, publicatietype, auteur en jaar zoeken.

Documents (373)

2002

  • Evaluatie van de economische impact van het faillissement van Sabena N.V. 15/03/2002

    Deze working paper beantwoordt een vraag van de Minister van Economie en maakt een raming van de effecten van het faillissement van Sabena n.v. op de Belgische economische activiteit.

    Ter herinnering, Sabena n.v. ging failliet op 7 november 2001. Sabena n.v. had toen 7800 mensen in dienst en maakte, samen met Sabena Technics, dat, Sobelair en enkele andere filialen deel uit van de groep-Sabena die in totaal meer dan 12000 mensen tewerkstelde. Na het faillissement ontstond een consortium van privé- en overheidsinvesteerders dat fondsen zou inzamelen voor een nieuwe luchtvaartactiviteit op basis van dat.

    Working Papers - Working Paper 03-02  Publication(fr), Publicatie(nl),

  • The impacts of energy and carbon taxation in Belgium - Analysis of the impacts on the economy and on CO2 emissions 20/02/2002

    This working paper brings together three analyses that were carried out by the Federal Planning Bureau at the request of the Secretary of State for Energy and Sustainable Development and the Minister for Consumer Affairs, Public Health and the Environment. It looks at the harmonisation (increase) in energy levies up to the average level in our neighbouring countries and the introduction of a co2 levy. In the case of the co2 levy we analyse both the situation whereby all energy products are taxed and the case where the levy is only applicable to road transport. All policy variants are intended to reduce co2 emissions in Belgium within the context of the Kyoto Protocol. The analyses presented in this working paper were finalized in September 2001.

    Working Papers - Working Paper 02-02  Publication(en),

  • Production and diffusion of ICT in Belgium 15/01/2002

    Information and communication technology (ICT) has become a significant economic activity in most industrialized countries as well as an important engine of innovation and changes in the rest of the economy. It has been recognized as one of the key factors boosting productivity growth and hence business sector competitiveness. Various initiatives have been recently adopted at regional, national and European levels in order to meet quickly the new challenges of ICT use and diffusion in Europe. A growing number of indicators are now available in order to assess the position of each country or region in terms of ICT development and to guide policy decisions in that field. The aim of this report is to provide a clear and succinct view of the relative development of ICT in Belgium by analyzing both the production and the diffusion of ICT in our economy 1 and to highlight the main weaknesses and strengths of the Belgian economy in that area. Even if the sector has been recently characterised by stock markets ups and downs and numerous bankruptcies, production of ICT goods and services has contributed significantly during the nineties to the growth of economic activity and employment in some industrialised countries as for instance in Anglo-saxon and Scandinavian countries. Has Belgian economic activity benefited from the boom in the ICT sector to the same extent as other industrialised countries? What kind of development can be expected in the future? These are the main questions addressed in the part of the report devoted to the analysis of the Belgian ICT production sector.

    Working Papers - Working Paper 01-02  Publication(en),

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