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        OESO Landenonderzoek - België 2006

        Manigart, Sophie; Goossens, Lotte (2006)
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        Offshore grids: towards a least regret EU policy

        Meeus, Leonardo; Lévêque, F.; Azevedo, Isabel; Saguan, Marcelo; Glachant, Jean-Michel (2012)
        The objective of the 5th report of THINK has been to formulate policy recommendations to the European Commission (DG Energy) on offshore grids, and this brief is derived from that report. The development of an offshore grid is able to play a significant role in the accomplishment of the EU energy and climate objectives. The total installed capacity of offshore wind farms is expected to increase from the existing 3 GW to about 40 GW by 2020. The number one priority project in the recently proposed EU infrastructure package is the Northern Seas offshore grid. There are two possible offshore grid developments (Figure 1): there could be a multiplication of standalone lines, which already exists today; or there could also be a transition towards combined solutions, which requires more advanced grid technology than what is currently on the shelf. The first would correspond to an increase of shore to shore investments to exchange energy across borders or to relieve congestion within an onshore grid, and an increase in farm to shore investments to connect offshore wind farms to the existing onshore grid. The second instead would imply mixed investments, combining the connection of offshore wind farms with the creation of interconnection capacity. The potential for EU added value depends on which of these alternative offshore grid developments will prevail. The economic case for combined solutions is still uncertain, but regulation needs to be proactive to avoid compromising this possible offshore grid development. It means that we have to address the fact that the currently mainly national regulatory frames for farm to shore and shore to shore investments are unsound, and the difficulties to design and develop combined solutions are tremendous. We recommend the European Commission to take initiatives to: 1// harmonize into economically sound regulatory frames for offshore transmission investments; 2// harmonize the renewable support schemes for offshore wind farms; 3// facilitate the ex-ante allocation of costs and benefits of offshore transmission investments; 4// speed-up offshore grid technology development; 5// adapt the Community-wide transmission planning to offshore grids, while also allowing regionalized solutions for the implementation of some of these remedies. A least regret EU policy on offshore grids indeed also implies giving a chance to regional initiatives, such as the North Seas Countries’ Offshore Grid Initiative.
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        Omgevingsscan voor de sector van verzekeringen en financiële diensten

        Baeten, Xavier (1998)
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        Oncology horizon scanning project

        Van Dyck, Walter; Geldof, Tine (2015)
        A very strong pipeline of oncology precision medicines will become accessible to patients now and in the immediate future. Over the next five years a range of innovative precision medicines or targeted therapies will reach the market, followed by new immunotherapies. Also, taking as a basis this raising targeted therapeutics pipeline we showed an equivalently raising diagnostics pipeline, not only used for properly targeting precision medicines, but also more and more for screening, monitoring and treatment optimization. In this study we investigate whether Belgium is ready to make this disruptive medical technology available to its citizens.
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        Ondernemerschap en economische groei

        De Clercq, Dirk; De Sutter, Mathieu (2003)
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        Ondernemerschap in de gespecialiseerde pers. Casestudy: De Tijd

        Holvoet, Tine; Van Steen, Astrid; Crijns, Hans (2016)
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        Ondernemerschap in het Vlaamse televisiejournaal. Een eerste stand van zaken

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Van Steen, Astrid; Crijns, Hans (2014)
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        Ondernemerschapscultuur: Basisindicatoren I. Voornaamste meetinstrumenten in de economische ondernemerschapsliteratuur

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2013)
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        Ondernemerschapscultuur: Basisindicatoren II. Complementaire meetinstrumenten uit sociaal wetenschappelijke hoek

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2013)
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        Ondernemerschapscultuur: literatuurstudie

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2013)
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        Ondernemerschapsmentaliteit in Vlaanderen: landschapstekening

        Holvoet, Tine; Bosma, Niels; Crijns, Hans (2015)
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        Ondernemingscreativiteit als motor van groei in de Vlaamse steden en Brussel

        De Voldere, Isabelle; Janssens, Eva; Onkelinx, Jonas (2005)
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        Onderzoek bij Werknemers m.b.t. Arbeidsvoorwaarden en Pensioen

        Baeten, Xavier; Bogaert, Cindy (2000)
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        Onderzoek bij werknemers naar de tevredenheid en de voorkeuren m.b.t. het beloningspakket

        Baeten, Xavier; Hoornaert, Sophia (2003)
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        Onderzoek in de consumentenmarkt naar houdingen en gedragingen t.a.v. risico, sparen, beleggen en verzekeren

        Van den Berghe, Lutgart; Verweire, Kurt (1993)
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        Onderzoek naar Corporate Governance in coöperaties

        Van den Berghe, Lutgart; Levrau, Abigail (2000)
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        Onderzoek naar de behoefte aan en modaliteiten van mezzaninefinanciering aan KMOs

        De Prijcker, Sofie; Vermeylen, Simonne; Manigart, Sophie; Van Hulle, Cynthia (2008)
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        Onderzoek naar de determinanten van het kredietbeoordelingsproces en opstellen van een risicomodel voor de kredietbeslisser

        Ooghe, Hubert; Joos, Philip; Rogiers, Bart (1994)
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        Onderzoek naar de distributie van financiële diensten en verzekeringen

        Baeten, Xavier; Verweire, Kurt; Carchon, Steven; Bogaert, Cindy (2000)
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        Onderzoek naar de relevante evaluatiefactoren bij de besluitvorming inzake risk management en verzekering: determinanten van het keuzeproces inzake toeleveranciers

        Van den Berghe, Lutgart; Baeten, Xavier (1995)
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