Jørgen Mortensen

12 April 2011 | by radmin
Jørgen Mortensen
Associate Senior Research Fellow, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
j.mortensen@ceps.eu
+ 33 5 57 40 73 20
MSc Economics and Statistics, University of Copenhagen 1963
English, French, German, Danish
Publications:

The Policy Mix and Macroeconomic Adjustment in the Euro Area
15 October 2012
Living Standards in an Ageing, Greener, Knowledge Economy: Towards a period of lean cows?
09 December 2010
Medium-term Employment Challenges
04 May 2010
Towards sustainable but still adequate pensions in the EU: Theory, trends and simulations
28 April 2009
The Strategic Consequences of the Global Financial and Economic Crisis
18 March 2009
The challenge of measuring inflation
17 October 2008
Is Social Europe Fit for Globalisation?
07 August 2008
Is Social Europe Fit for Globalisation? A Study of the Social Impact of Globalisation in the European Union
28 March 2008
Asthma in the EU: Towards Better Management and Regulation of a Public Health Issue
18 December 2007
Cross Atlantic Exchange to Advance Long-Term Care
14 September 2006
The Contribution of Health to the Economy of the European Union
01 August 2005
Ageing, Health and Retirement in Europe The AGIR Project - Final Report on Scientific Achievements
01 July 2005
R&D and the Financing of Ideas in Europe
01 October 2004
The European Productivity Slowdown: Causes and Implications
07 July 2004
R&D in the EU: Can the Open Method of Coordination Succeed in Closing the Gap?
01 July 2004
Ageing and Welfare Systems, What Have We Learned?
01 July 2004
Why is there a Productivity Problem in the EU?
01 July 2004
Economic Policy Coordination in EMU: What Role for the SGP?
01 June 2004
Cross-Border Portability of Pension Rights: An Important Condition for an Integrated Market for Pension Provision, Workshop Proc
01 May 2004
Health Care and Female Employment: A Potential Conflict?
01 April 2004
Cross-Border Portability of Pension Rights: An Important Condition for an Integrated Market for Pension Provision
01 April 2003