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2025010-I&O: The impact of socialist legacy on regional differences in innovation activities and cooperation in Europe Abstract: This paper examines how the legacy of socialist regime in countries of Central and Eastern Europe has affected innovation and R&D cooperation and compares this to Western Europe. Our analysis reveals that the negative impact of socialism on innovation Central and Eastern European countries is mediated by interpersonal trust and the quality of government. These findings highlight the significance of historical context for innovation activity. Our insights are particularly relevant for policymakers who are trying to create effective strategies to encourage technological development in post-socialist regions: Michael Fritsch, Maria Greve and Michael Wyrwich
2025009-GEM: An idea-centric perspective on the emergence of belief systems: Anne Kellers
2025008-GEM: Finance for Investment? Explaining Macrofinancial Slippage: Dirk Bezemer
2025007-EEF: Betting on the big bucks: Wim Westerman
2025006-EEF: Does Targeting Relative Performance Feedback Improve Worker Productivity? Field Experimental Evidence from Bus Drivers: Gert-Jan Romensen and Adriaan Soetevent
2025005-EEF: On the Math versus Econ of Input-Output Models: Jan Oosterhaven
2025004-EEF: Comparing Subsidies to Solve Coordination Failure: Roweno Heijmans and Sigrid Suetens
2025003-EEF: The Investment Performance of Classical Swedish Painters: Adri De Ridder, Steffen Eriksen, Maryana Parkhomenko and Bert Scholtens
2025002-I&O: Migration and Innovation: Antonin Bergeaud, Max Deter, Maria Greve and Michael Wyrwich
2024014-EEF: Bank Risk Taking and Central Bank Lending in Financial Crises: Christiaan van der Kwaak
2024013-EEF: Bank Risk Taking & Quantitative Easing: Christiaan van der Kwaak
2024012-EEF: A narration of banks, economic freedom and liberal democracy: Mehmet Baha Karan and Wim Westerman
2024011-EEF: Examining the Implications of Innovative Microfinance Products: A Systematic Literature Review: Niels Hermes, Marek Hudon and Masaood Moahid
2024010-EEF: The Microfinance Regulation Maze: A Systematic Literature Review: Niels Hermes, Marek Hudon and Masaood Moahid
2024009-MARK: A System Approach to Sustainable Fashion: Jan Willem Bolderdijk, Janneke Koster, Marijke Leliveld and Hans Risselada
2024008-EEF: Mitigation, Adaptation and Cooperation in Response to Climate Disaster: Simon Elgersma
2024007-GEM: The Effect of the Global Financial Cycle on National Financial Cycles: Xin Tian
2024006-OB: Home-office, Covid-19 and Subjective Well-being: Peter van der Meer
2024005-OB: The Value of Meaningful Work: Peter van der Meer and Rudi Wielers
2024004-GEM: Green Bonds: Dirk Bezemer and Chris Stumphius
2024003-EEF: Donâ€™t wait on the world to change! How technophilia causes group inaction â€“ an experiment: Adriaan Soetevent and Lennart Stangenberg
2024002-EEF: The Short and Long Term Effects of In-Person Performance Feedback: Gert-Jan Romensen and Adriaan Soetevent
2024001-EEF: A partisan duty to vote?: Oliver Herrmann
2023006-EEF: Financial Fragility and the Fiscal Multiplier: Christiaan van der Kwaak and Sweder van Wijnbergen
2023005-EEF: Corporate Sustainability, Cost of Equity, and Credit Ratings: DalÃ², Ambrogio, Roland Mees, Bert Scholtens and Hanqi Zhao
2023003-I&O: How does Regional Entrepreneurship Transfer over Time? The Role of Household Size and Economic Success: Michael Fritsch and Michael Wyrwich
2023002-EEF: New Avenues in Expected Returns: Hulusi Bahcivan, Lammertjan Dam and Halit Gonenc