• Prof. J. Berghman
• Prof. G. Bouckaert
• Prof. M. Brans
• Dr. J. Brosius
• Dr. W. Emons
• Prof. G. Esping-Andersen
• Prof. B. Gazier
• Dr. J. Gelissen
• Prof. J. Hagenaars
• Dr. P. Hausman
• Prof. V. Hildebrand
• Prof. F. Lammertyn
• K. Leduc
• Prof. J-P. Lehners
• Prof. B. Meuleman
• Dr. G. Moors
• Prof. I. Nicaise
• Prof. V. Pulignano
• Prof. J-C Ray
• Dr. A. Reinstadler
• Dr. M. Valentova
• Dr. P. Van Kerm
• Prof. F. Vandenbroucke
• Prof. W. van Oorschot
• Prof. J. Vermunt
• Prof. D. Williams

Dr. P. Van Kerm

 

Contact address

CEPS/INSTEAD
3,avenue de la Fonte
L-4364 Esch sur Alzette
G.D. Luxembourg
Phone +352 585855-607
E-mail philippe.vankerm@ceps.lu

 

Main Fields of Research Interest

Themes: Welfare and labour economics, population economics, applied micro-econometrics
Particulars: Income mobility, Income distribution dynamics, Discrimination measurement, Statistical computing, Non-parametric estimation, Inferential methods for complex survey data

Selected international publications

Hildebrand, V., & Van Kerm, P. (Forthcoming). Income Inequality and Self-Rated Health Status: Evidence from the European Community Household Panel. Demography

Van Kerm, P. (2009). Income mobility profiles. Economics Letters, 102(2), pp. 93-95.

Jenkins, S.P., & Van kerm P. (2006). Trends in income inequality, pro-poor income growth, and income mobility. Oxford Economic Papers, 58(3), pp.531-548.

Yu K., & Van Kerm, P., & Zhang J. (2005). Bayesian Quantile Regression: An Application to the Wage Distribution in 1990s Britain. Sankhya - The Indian Journal of Statistics, 67(2), pp. 359-377.

Van kerm, P. (2004). What lies behind income mobility? Reranking and distributional change in Belgium, Western Germany and the USA. Economica, 71(281), pp. 223-239.

More information

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