Nicole Van Der Gaag
Biographic Data
| ID | 6002072 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicole Van Der Gaag |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicole |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Der Gaag |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DER GAAG N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
From Demographic Dividend to Demographic Burden: The Impact of Population Ageing on Economic Growth in E urope
In the coming years, the share of the working‐age population in the total population will start to decline in all countries of the E uropean U nion. All other things remaining equal, this so‐called demographic burden will have a downward effect on economic growth. This paper examines whether the E urope 2020 employment targets would be sufficient to compensate for the downward impact of demographic burden and whether the impact of demography on e…
A multistate model to project elderly disability in case of limited data
Prevalence of disability depends on when a person becomes disabled (disability incidence) and when he or she dies (mortality). Multistate projection models can take into account both underlying processes of disability prevalence. The application of these m
European Regional Populations: Current Trends, Future Pathways, and Policy Options
Europe is currently experiencing an ageing population and slowing population growth of both the total and working-age populations. These trends are likely to continue. Even though population ageing will affect all European regions, different regions will be affected in different ways. Even under favorable conditions, 35–40 % of all NUTS2 regions will face a labor force decline. If economic conditions are poor, some regions may continue to grow, b…
Economic Determinants of Internal Migration Rates: A Comparison Across Five European Countries
This paper addresses the issue of the relationship between internal migration rates at NUTS 2 level and economic developments. For five European countries, several hypotheses were tested on three groups of economic variables: general business cycle indicators, financial variables as well as variables reflecting more structural labour market developments. The empirical analysis is based on first differences of all variables. Although some support …
Modelling Regional Immigration: Using Stocks to Predict Flows
Determinants of the subnational distribution of immigration
This paper addresses the issue of the subnational distribution of immigrants. In particular the following question is discussed: what factors, in general, account for the regional attractiveness to immigrants to settle in a particular region, and, more specifically, what are the most important factors influencing the spatial pattern of immigration in a selected number of European countries? In addition, the spatial pattern of destinations of immi…
Internal migration scenarios and regional population Projections for the European Union
Recently, a new set of regional population projections for the countries of the European Union has been completed. This paper concentrates on the internal migration component of these projections. After a brief description of the internal migration model employed, the paper develops two sets of model parameters in terms of which projection assumptions are formulated: the overall mobility level, and the level of convergence or divergence of region…
The selection of internal migration models for European regions
A full multiregional projection model requires migration data that are simultaneously classified by age and gender and region of origin and region of destination. Except for a very small number of regions, these data requirements are so high that aggregation of the data (which is equivalent to simplification of the model) is called for. This paper investigates the extent to which the full internal migration matrix can be simplified without seriou…
European Regional Populations: Current Trends, Future Pathways, and Policy Options
Europe is currently experiencing an ageing population and slowing population growth of both the total and working-age populations. These trends are likely to continue. Even though population ageing will affect all European regions, different regions will be affected in different ways. Even under favorable conditions, 35–40 % of all NUTS2 regions will face a labor force decline. If economic conditions are poor, some regions may continue to grow, b…
Economic Determinants of Internal Migration Rates: A Comparison Across Five European Countries
This paper addresses the issue of the relationship between internal migration rates at NUTS 2 level and economic developments. For five European countries, several hypotheses were tested on three groups of economic variables: general business cycle indicators, financial variables as well as variables reflecting more structural labour market developments. The empirical analysis is based on first differences of all variables. Although some support …
From Demographic Dividend to Demographic Burden: The Impact of Population Ageing on Economic Growth in E urope
In the coming years, the share of the working‐age population in the total population will start to decline in all countries of the E uropean U nion. All other things remaining equal, this so‐called demographic burden will have a downward effect on economic growth. This paper examines whether the E urope 2020 employment targets would be sufficient to compensate for the downward impact of demographic burden and whether the impact of demography on e…
Modelling Regional Immigration: Using Stocks to Predict Flows
A multistate model to project elderly disability in case of limited data
Prevalence of disability depends on when a person becomes disabled (disability incidence) and when he or she dies (mortality). Multistate projection models can take into account both underlying processes of disability prevalence. The application of these m
Determinants of the subnational distribution of immigration
This paper addresses the issue of the subnational distribution of immigrants. In particular the following question is discussed: what factors, in general, account for the regional attractiveness to immigrants to settle in a particular region, and, more specifically, what are the most important factors influencing the spatial pattern of immigration in a selected number of European countries? In addition, the spatial pattern of destinations of immi…
The selection of internal migration models for European regions
A full multiregional projection model requires migration data that are simultaneously classified by age and gender and region of origin and region of destination. Except for a very small number of regions, these data requirements are so high that aggregation of the data (which is equivalent to simplification of the model) is called for. This paper investigates the extent to which the full internal migration matrix can be simplified without seriou…
Internal migration scenarios and regional population Projections for the European Union
Recently, a new set of regional population projections for the countries of the European Union has been completed. This paper concentrates on the internal migration component of these projections. After a brief description of the internal migration model employed, the paper develops two sets of model parameters in terms of which projection assumptions are formulated: the overall mobility level, and the level of convergence or divergence of region…
Determinants of the subnational distribution of immigration
This paper addresses the issue of the subnational distribution of immigrants. In particular the following question is discussed: what factors, in general, account for the regional attractiveness to immigrants to settle in a particular region, and, more specifically, what are the most important factors influencing the spatial pattern of immigration in a selected number of European countries? In addition, the spatial pattern of destinations of immi…
Modelling Regional Immigration: Using Stocks to Predict Flows
Economic Determinants of Internal Migration Rates: A Comparison Across Five European Countries
This paper addresses the issue of the relationship between internal migration rates at NUTS 2 level and economic developments. For five European countries, several hypotheses were tested on three groups of economic variables: general business cycle indicators, financial variables as well as variables reflecting more structural labour market developments. The empirical analysis is based on first differences of all variables. Although some support …
European Regional Populations: Current Trends, Future Pathways, and Policy Options
Europe is currently experiencing an ageing population and slowing population growth of both the total and working-age populations. These trends are likely to continue. Even though population ageing will affect all European regions, different regions will be affected in different ways. Even under favorable conditions, 35–40 % of all NUTS2 regions will face a labor force decline. If economic conditions are poor, some regions may continue to grow, b…
From Demographic Dividend to Demographic Burden: The Impact of Population Ageing on Economic Growth in E urope
In the coming years, the share of the working‐age population in the total population will start to decline in all countries of the E uropean U nion. All other things remaining equal, this so‐called demographic burden will have a downward effect on economic growth. This paper examines whether the E urope 2020 employment targets would be sufficient to compensate for the downward impact of demographic burden and whether the impact of demography on e…
A multistate model to project elderly disability in case of limited data
Prevalence of disability depends on when a person becomes disabled (disability incidence) and when he or she dies (mortality). Multistate projection models can take into account both underlying processes of disability prevalence. The application of these m
Demography (6 works) · Demography (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Demographic economics (5 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Econometrics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (4 works)