The Netherlands and the United Kingdom: a European unemployment miracle?
分析荷兰和英国自1980年代以来失业率大幅下降的原因，指出两国均采用供给侧政策，但工资谈判方式不同，而兼职工作流行和强化失业者工作激励是共同点。
Falling unemployment The Dutch and British cases Unemployment rates in both the UK and the Netherlands have declined substantially since the early 1980s. This has been a decline in equilibrium unemployment, the result of combinations of supply‐oriented policies. The combinations are partly overlapping and partly differing between the two countries. The main difference is in wage negotiations: where the Dutch unions were already co‐operative, British unions were made to co‐operate. The main overlap is in the popularity of part‐time work and the re‐enforcement of financial incentives for work for unemployed workers collecting benefits. — Steve Nickell and Jan van Ours