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P. (Peter) Kooreman

Full Professor
p.kooreman@uvt.nl

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
Department of Economics

Expertise

Peter Kooreman is a professor in the Department of Economics of Tilburg University. His current primary field of research and teaching is health economics. Other research interests are household and consumer behavior, social interactions, and public choice. His publications include articles in the American Economic Review, Economic Journal, European Economic Review, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Health Economics, Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Public Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, Social Choice and Welfare, and other journals.

See www.peterkooreman.nl

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Publications

Most recent publications

Kooreman, P., & Baars, E. (2010). Patients Whose GP Knows Complementary Medicine Have Lower Costs and Live Longer. (Working Paper) pp. 1-13. Further information
Allers, M., & Kooreman, P. (2009). More evidence on the effects of voting technology on election outcomes. Public Choice, 139(1-2), 159-170. Further information
Bovenberg, A.L., Canoy, M.F.M., Brouwer, W., Have, A. ten, Kooreman, P., Pomp, M., & Schut, E. (2009, June 04). Wij tasten in het duister. NRC Handelsblad. Further information
Kooreman, P. (2009). The early inception of labor market gender differences. Labour Economics, 16(2), 135-139. Further information
Dube, L., Bechara, A., Bockenholt, U., Ansari, A., Dagher, A., DeSarbo, W.S., Hammond, R.A., Huang, T., Huettel, S., Kooreman, P., & Smidts, A. (2008). Towards a brain-to-society systems model of individual choice. Marketing Letters, 19(3-4), 323-336. Further information

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Education

PhD (cum laude), Tilburg University, 1986. Thesis: Essays on Microeconometric Analysis of Household Behavior. Advisor: Arie Kapteyn.

MA in econometrics, University of Amsterdam, 1980.

Career

Since September 2006: Professor, Tilburg University

May 1995 - August 2006: Professor, University of Groningen

Nov 1990 - April 1995: Professor, Wageningen University

Jan 1989 - Oct 1990: Associate Professor (tenured), Tilburg University

Nov 1986 - Dec 1988: Assistant Professor, Tilburg University

Dec 1982 - Oct 1986: Research Associate / PhD student, Tilburg University

Oct 1980 - Nov 1982: Economist, Central Bank of the Netherlands

July 1979 - March 1980: Research Assistant, University of Leiden

Publications

Most recent publications

Kooreman, P., & Baars, E. (2010). Patients Whose GP Knows Complementary Medicine Have Lower Costs and Live Longer. (Working Paper) pp. 1-13. Further information
Allers, M., & Kooreman, P. (2009). More evidence on the effects of voting technology on election outcomes. Public Choice, 139(1-2), 159-170. Further information
Bovenberg, A.L., Canoy, M.F.M., Brouwer, W., Have, A. ten, Kooreman, P., Pomp, M., & Schut, E. (2009, June 04). Wij tasten in het duister. NRC Handelsblad. Further information
Kooreman, P. (2009). The early inception of labor market gender differences. Labour Economics, 16(2), 135-139. Further information
Dube, L., Bechara, A., Bockenholt, U., Ansari, A., Dagher, A., DeSarbo, W.S., Hammond, R.A., Huang, T., Huettel, S., Kooreman, P., & Smidts, A. (2008). Towards a brain-to-society systems model of individual choice. Marketing Letters, 19(3-4), 323-336. Further information