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01-10: Child Labor: A Microeconomic Perspective

Helena Nielsen and A. Dubey

01-9: Did the French Nuclear Tests under the Muroroa Atoll Affect the Export of French Wine to Denmark?

Jan Bentzen and V. Smith

01-8: How Common Are The New Compensation and Work Organization Practices and Who Adopts Them?

Tor Eriksson

01-7: Overtime Work, Dual Job Holding and Taxation

Anders Frederiksen, Ebbe Graversen and Nina Smith

01-6: Possibility of full-cooperation in curbing global warming: Procrastination tendency and new principles

Y. Ueda

01-5: Has the accuracy of energy demand projections in the OECD countries improved since the 1970s?

Jan Bentzen and H. Linderoth

01-4: Gender differences in managerial compensation - Evidences from Denmark

Mette Lausten

01-3: Reciprocity, Materialism and Welfare: An Evolutionary Model

Anders Poulsen

01-2: Pay Spread and Skewness. Employee Effort and Firm Productivity

P. Bingley and Tor Eriksson

00-9: Social Capital: A Standard Method of Measurement

L. Hjollund and G.T. Svendsen

00-8: Bureaucratic Tax-seeking: The Danish Waste Tax

H. Christoffersen and G.T. Svendsen

00-6: Ownership, Efficiency, and Political Interference

J. Willner

00-5: Missing Social Capital and the Transition in Eastern Europe

Martin Paldam and G.T. Svendsen

00-3: Putting Out the Fires: Will Higher Taxes Reduce Youth Smoking

P. Decicca, Donald Kenkel and Alan Mathios

00-1: The Effect of Emission Trade on International Environmental Agreements

J.-T. Boom

99-13: Social Capital in Rural Denmark

G.L.H. Svendsen and G.T. Svendsen

99-12: Why are Economic Instruments so Rare in Solving International Environmental Problems?

U.S. Brandt

99-11: International Emission Trading Systems: Trade Level and Political Acceptability

J.-T. Boom and G.T. Svendsen

99-9: The Influence of Competition and Ownership Structure on the Performance of Sanish Manufacturing Firms

M. Dilling-Hansen, Tor Eriksson, Erik Madsen and V. Smith

99-8: Patenting, R&D and Market Structure - Manufacturing Firms in Denmark

A.O. Nielsen

99-7: A Revival of the Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model in Estimating Energy Demand Relationships

Jan Bentzen and Tom Engsted

99-6: Autocracy, Collective Goods and the Vikings

Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard and G.T. Svendsen

99-5: Observed and Unobserved Heterogeneity in the Duration Dependency Parameter

Michael Rosholm

99-4: The Impact of Government R&D - Some Empirical Evidence

Jan Bentzen and V. Smith

99-2: Performance Related Pay: Determinants and Efefcts on Managers Pay

Tor Eriksson

99-1: The Effects of Pension System on Retirement and Government Finances: Predictions Using Danish Data on Married Couples

Bent Jesper Christensen and Nabanita Datta Gupta

98-15: The US SO2 Auction: a Policy Recommendation for Future Auctions

J.L. Christensen and G.T. Svendsen

98-14: The Public Choice Problem of Green Taxation: The Case of CO2 Taxation in OECD

L. Hjollund and G.T. Svendsen

98-13: The Idea of Global CO2 Trade

G.T. Svendsen

98-12: Rules Versus Discretion: Favouritism and the Use of Requirements of Formal Qualifications

K. Snellman

98-10: CEO Turnover, Firm Performance and Corporate Governance

Mette Lausten

98-9: Appointed Referred Applicants - a Way of Motivating Employees

K. Snellman

98-8: An Analysis of the Determinants of Managerial Pay in the Czech Republic

Tor Eriksson, J. Gottwald and P. Mrazek

98-5: A Selection Model of Patenting Firms in Denmark

A.O. Nielsen

98-3: A Database of EPO-Patenting Firms in Denmark

A.O. Nielsen

98-2: Social Capital, Economic Growth and Transition Economies

G.T. Svendsen

98-1: Transitio to Market Economy Eastern Europe: The case of Lobbyism in Russia

G.T. Svendsen

97-22: Industry and Firm Level Case Studies of Industrial Relations and Human Resources Change in India: The Effects of Globalization

S. Kuruvilla

97-21: How Do Nations Up-Skill their Work-Forces? The Case of Singapour

R. Chua and S. Kuruvilla

97-19: Growth and Quality. A Business Economic Perspective on Growth Policies

Erik Madsen, J. Ulff-Moller Nielsen and K. Petersen

97-18: Growth and Quality. A Macro-Economic Perspective

Erik Madsen, J. Ulff-Moller Nielsen and K. Petersen

97-17: Globalization and Industrial Relations in South Asia

S. Kuruvilla

97-16: Rational Addiction and Alcohol Consumption: Evidence from the Nordic Countries

Jan Bentzen, Tor Eriksson and V. Smith

97-15: What is Industrial Relations System Transformation?

C. L. Erickson and S. Kuruvilla

97-14: Determinants of Member Satisfaction with Unions in South Korea

S. Kuruvilla and S. Frenkel

97-13: Industrial Relations Change in Asia: a Comparative Review

S. Kuruvilla and C. Erikson

97-12: Globalization and Employment Relations: a Framework and Agenda for Research in Asia

S. Kuruvilla

97-11: Managerial Pay and Firm Performance: Danish Evidence

T. Erikson and Mette Lausten

97-10: The use of Permit Markets for Incorporating Source Location: the Case of Acid Rain in Europe

U. Steiner and G. T. Svendsen

97-9: Signalling in International Environmental Agreements: Using Pre-Agreement Emission Level as a Signalling Device

U. Steiner

97-6: Dynamic Modelling of Energy Demand: A Guided Tour Through the Jungle of Unit Roots and Cointegration

Tom Engsted and Jan Bentzen

97-2: Inefficient National Environmental Regulation as a Signal of High Abatement Costs

U. Steiner

97-1: Alcohol Consumption and Drunken Driving in the Scandinavian Countries

Jan Bentzen, V. Smith and N. Nannerup

96-2: Equilinrium Pollution Taxes in a Two-Sector Open Economy

N. Nannerup

96-1: CO2 Regulation: The Case of Danmark

G.T. Svendsen