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[Photo: Johannes SPINNEWIJN] Dr Johannes SPINNEWIJN
Associate

Tel: +44 (0)20 7955 7022
Email: j.spinnewijn@lse.ac.uk
STICERD ,  32L 3.24

Curriculum Vitae PDF  Personal WebSite WWW
Research Interests:
  • Public Economics
  • Behavioural Economics
  • Contract Economics
Current Research Projects:
  • Unemployed but Optimistic: Optimal Insurance Design with Biased Beliefs
  • Insurance and Perceptions: How to Screen Optimists and Pessimists
  • Capital Income Taxation with Heterogeneous Discount Rates
STICERD/CASE Publications:
  • The social determinants of choice quality: evidence from health insurance in the Netherlands
    Benjamin Handel, Jonathan Kolstad, Thomas Minten, Johannes Spinnewijn, October 2020
    Paper No' CEPDP1724: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • How to improve tax compliance? Evidence from population-wide experiments in Belgium
    Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Clement Imbert, Maarten Luts, Johannes Spinnewijn, Teodora Tsankova, May 2019
    Paper No' CEPDP1621: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • Risk-based Selection in Unemployment Insurance: Evidence and Implications
    Camille Landais, Arash Nekoei, Peter Nilsson, David Seim, Johannes Spinnewijn, October 2017
    Paper No' PEP 33: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • Risk-based selection in unemployment insurance: evidence and implications
    Camille Landais, Arash Nekoei, Peter Nilsson, David Seim, Johannes Spinnewijn, October 2017
    Paper No' CEPDP1503: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • Information frictions and adverse selection: policy interventions in health insurance markets
    Benjamin R. Handel, Jonathan T. Kolstad, Johannes Spinnewijn, November 2015
    Paper No' CEPDP1390: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • The Optimal Timing of Unemployment Benefits: Theory and Evidence from Sweden
    J. Kolsrud, Camille Landais, P. Nilsson, Johannes Spinnewijn, July 2015
    Paper No' PEP 25: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • The optimal timing of UI benefits: theory and evidence from Sweden
    Jonas Kolsrud, Camille Landais, Peter Nilsson, Johannes Spinnewijn, July 2015
    Paper No' CEPDP1361: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

  • Heterogeneity, Demand for Insurance and Adverse Selection
    Johannes Spinnewijn, May 2012
    Paper No' CEPDP1142: Read Abstract | Full paper (pdf)

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