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Professor at the VU University Amsterdam /Tinbergen Institute and fellow at CEPR  and  IZA

 Research topics: equilibrium search, assignment models, directed search, marriage market, skill composition of cities

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Pieter Anton Gautier
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Dep. of Economics ( 2A-33)

De Boelelaan 1105

1081 HV Amsterdam

pgautier at feweb.vu.nl
The Netherlands
Tel: +31-10-020 - 5986038
Fax +31-20 - 5986005

 

Tinbergen Institute, Roetersstraat 31
1018 WB Amsterdam, 
The Netherlands 
Tel. 
+31-20-5513553 
Fax. +31-20-5513555

gautier at tinbergen.nl

Curriculum Vitae
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EDUCATION:

1993-1997: PhD Economics,  Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam / Free University Amsterdam  Thesis: The Flow Approach to the Labor Market.
1991-1992: M.A., Tufts university Tufts University, Boston.
1986-1991: Doctoral Economics University of Amsterdam.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

2008-present professor VU University Amsterdam.
2004-2008 associate professor, VU University Amsterdam.
2003-2004, assistant/ associate professor, Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
1999-2003: NWO Postdoc, Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
1997-1999: Postdoc, VU University Amsterdam and  CPB.
2009-present: Associate Editor Journal of the European Economic Association
1996-present: Co-organizer Tinbergen Institute Labor Seminar Series.
2000 April: Organized (with Gerard Van Den Berg)  Ocfeb-TI Workshop on Minimum Wages
2000 December: Organized (with Coen Teulings)  KNAW-TI conference on search and assignment models
2001-present Tinbergen Fellow
2003, 2004 Member program committee European Economic Association

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Graduate: Labor, macro

Undergraduate: Micro, macro, labor, personnel economics, statistics

VISITING POSITIONS

July 1999 Industrial Relations Section Princeton University
September-December 2000 MIT
August-December 2001 Georgetown University
May, June 2006 Toulouse University
September-December 2007 Georgetown University

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Working Papers & Publications

DOWNLOADABLE WORKING PAPERS:
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GAUTIER P.A. AND C.N. TEULINGS (2000) A large piece of a small pie: Minimum wages and unemployment benefits in an assignment model with search frictions
GAUTIER AND J.L. MORAGA-GONZALES (2003) Strategic wage setting and coordination frictions with multiple applications?  
GAUTIER  P.A., J.L. MORAGA-GONZALES, AND R. WOLTHOFF (2007) Structural Estimation of Search Intensity: Do non-employed workers search hard enough? 
ALBRECHT J., P.A. GAUTIER AND S. VROMAN (2009) Directed Search in the Housing Market  

 

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS (ACCEPTED AND PUBLISHED):

IN ENGLISH (for the most recent versions of the papers, see the journal):
Selection in a field experiment with voluntary participation (2010) with B. van der Klaauw,
Journal of Applied Econometrics forthcoming.
On the job search mismatch and efficiency  (2010) with A. van Vuuren and C.N. Teulings,
Review of Economic Studies, 77-1, 245-272.
Car Ownership and the Labor Market for Ethnic Minorities  (2010) with Y. Zenou,
Journal of Urban Economics, forthcoming.
Marriage and the City: Search Frictions and Sorting of Singles  (2010) with M. Svarer and C.N. Teulings,
Journal of Urban Economics, 67-2, 206-218.
Sin city: Why is the divorce rate higher in urban areas?  (2009) with M. Svarer and C.N. Teulings,
Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 111-3,439-456.
Search and the City  (2009) with C.N. Teulings,
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 39-3, 251-65.
Simultaneous search with heterogeneous firms and ex post competition  (2009) with R. Wolthoff, Labour Economics, 16-3, 311-319.
The effect of the Theo van Gogh murder on house prices in Amsterdam 
(2009) with A Siegmann and A Van Vuuren, Journal of Urban Economics, 64-1, 18-34 Press coverage  of this paper (in Dutch).
Equilibrium Directed Search with Multiple applications
(2006) with J.W. Albrecht, S.B. Vroman, Review of Economic Studies, 73, 869-91. (Supplements to this paper).
How large are search frictions?  (2006) with C.N. Teulings, Journal of the European Economic Association, 4-6, 1193-1225.
Matching with multiple applications revisited
  (2004) with J.W. Albrecht, S. Tan, S.B. Vroman, Economics Letters.
The right man for the job  (2004) with C.N. Teulings,
Review of Economic Studies, 71-2, 553-580.
An empirical index for labor market density (2003) with C.N. Teulings,
Review of Economics and Statistics, 85- 4, 901-8.
Matching with multiple applications  (2003) with J.W. Albrecht, S.B. Vroman, Economics Letters, 78, 67-70
In this note we show that the results only hold in the limit:
Matching with multiple applications in the limit
Worker turnover at the firm level and crowding out of lower educated workers(2002), with G.J. Van den Berg, J.C. Van Ours and G. Ridder,
European Economic Review 46-3, 523-538.
Search externalities in a model with heterogeneous jobs and  workers (2002),
Economica 273:1, 21-40.
Non-Sequential search, screening externalities and the public good role of recruitment offices  (2002)
Economic Modelling, 19-2, 179-196.
The Timing of Labor Reallocation and the Business Cycle: Evidence for the
Netherlands, with L. Broersma, Labour, 15 (4), 63-684.
Do firms time their PACE investments optimally? (2000), with M. Bouman and M. Hofkes,
De Economist, Vol 148 I, 71-86.
This article was awarded with the Hennipman prize for the best "De Economist" article in 2000 and 2001.
Job Creation and Job Destruction in the
Netherlands (1997), De Economist, 145:1, 47-64.
Job Creation and Job Destruction by Small Firms: An  Empirical Investigation for the Dutch Manufacturing Sector (1997), with L. Broersma,
Small Business Economics, 8,  blz. 1-14.
 

IN DUTCH:
Zoektheorie: De onzichtbare hand zichtbaar maken, Oratie VU, (2009), TPEdigitaal, 3(3) 14-22.
Is de arbeidsparticipatie in Nederland hoog genoeg? (2009), with R. Wolthoff,
TPEdigitaal,  3(2),   21-33.
Het effect van de moord op Theo van Gogh op de Amsterdamse huisprijzen (2006) , with A. Siegmann en A. van Vuuren,
Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 27(6) Press coverage  of this paper (in Dutch).
Sex and the city (2005), with C.N. Teulings,
Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 27(16)
Feiten en valkuilen van het minimumloon , with G.J. van den Berg and C.N. Teulings (2005),
ESB, 90, nr 4453, 52-54.
Cyclische verdringing in Nederland (1999),
Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 15(2), blz 137-148.
Het glazen plafond zichtbaar gemaakt (1998)  with M. Zijl,
ESB, 25 september.
Creatie en vernietiging van banen, (1997),
Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie 19(4), blz. 108-112.
De Nederlandse arbeidsmarkt: een te kleine taart voor te veel hongerige mensen? (1997),
Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie 20(1), 3-6.
Van Micro naar Macro (1996),
Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 19(2), 3-9.
Vernietiging en Creatie van Banen in de Industrie (1995), with L. Broersma,
ESB, nr. 4019, 685-689.
De Samenhang tussen Conjunctuur en Structuur (1994), with F.A.G. den Butter and P.W.C. Koning,
ESB nr.3974, 775-779.

BOOK REVIEWS:
De Economist (1999)

OTHER:
Crowding out and the effects of schooling in two equilibrium models of unemployment,
CPB report 1999-1,  with M. Pomp, 39-42.
Does crowding out explain low skilled unemployment? (1997), with M. Pomp and M. Zijl,
CPB-report,  51-55.
 

ARTICLES IN BOOKS:

IN ENGLISH:
Labor market search with two sided heterogeneity: Hierarchical versus circular models, (with Coen N. Teulings and A. van Vuuren), 2005, Conference volume on Structural Labour Market Models in honor of Dale Mortensen, H. Bunzel, B.J. Christensen, G.R. Neumann and J.M. Robin, Chapter 5, 115-128, North Holland.
Displaced workers in the United States and the Netherlands, in P. Kuhn, editor,
Losing Work, Moving on: International Perspectives on Worker Displacement, (2002), with AJ.H. Abbring, G.J. van den Berg, G. van Lomwel, J.C. van Ours and C. Ruhm,  W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, MI, 105-193, PDF, 1.650 KB.
Do more high-skilled workers occupy simple jobs during bad times? (2000), in Ed. A. De Grip and L. Borghans ed.,
The overeducated worker? The economics of skill utilization, Edward Elgar.
Separations at the firm level, (1999) with G.J. van den Berg, J.C. van Ours and G. Ridder, in: J. Haltiwanger,
J. Lane, K. Troske and J. Theeuwes ed., The Creation and Analysis of Matched Employer-Employee Data, North Holland, (PDF, 530 KB).

IN DUTCH:
De economie van de huwlijksmarkt, (1998) with G.J. van den Berg in: Onzware ernst en dromerigheid, tgv 50-jarig bestaan van de VU, Downloadable Word document, 28KB).
Participatiebeleid en arbeidsmarktdynamiek;De participatie-effecten van een aantal beleidsinstrumenten, belicht vanuit de moderne wetenschappelijke arbeidsmarktliteratuur (2000) with G.J. van den Berg, in Hazeu, Eggelte, den Butter eds:
Naar een vrijwel volledige arbeidsparticipatie, WRR werkdocument w113.
 

OTHER WORKING PAPERS/ PROJECTS:
ABBRING J.H.
AND P.A. GAUTIER (1996), Gross Job Flows in Dutch Manufacturing: A panel data analysis, MIMEO
Free University Amsterdam.
GAUTIER P.A. (1996), Job Reallocation, Idiosyncratic Shocks and Aggregate Fluctuations, VU  Research Memorandum 96-32.

NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES
Interview,
Quote, februari 1997, blz 19: Het Calimero effect (in Dutch).
Een werknemer is nooit te hoog opgeleid, de Volkskrant, april 1997 with H. Oosterbeek and G. van den Berg (in Dutch).
Byens lyst, Weekendavisen, 21-27 January, with M. Svarer and C.N. Teulings (in Danish).
Fisch sucht Fahrrad und findet es in der stadt, Neues aus der wissenschaft, Dorit Hess, Handelsblatt, 7 April 2005 (in German).
Wilkommen auf dem Heiratsmarkt, Der Sonntags Őkonom, by Patrick Welter, Frankfurter Algemeine Zeitung, October 16, 2005 (in German) .
Interview Radio 747 AM on the marriage market (in Dutch).
The effect of the Theo van Gogh murder on house prices in A’dam press coverage  of this paper (in Dutch).

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