Working Paper Series in Economics and Institutions of Innovation

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101: Specialization of Regions and Universities - the new versus the old

Pontus Braunerhjelm

100: Academic Entrepreneurship - social norms, university culture and policies

Pontus Braunerhjelm

99: Productivity and International Trade - firm-level evidence from a small open economy

Martin Andersson, Sara Johansson and Hans Lööf

98: Corporate Governance and Investments in Scandinavia - ownership concentration and dual-class equity structure

Johan Eklund

97: Reviewing applications by women - critical use of additive and reasoning evaluation methods

Göran Melin

96: Institutional Owners and the Return on Investments

Per-Olof Bjuggren, Johan Eklund and Daniel Wiberg

95: Product Innovation, Export Entrepreneurship and Regional Characteristics - an analysis of innovation ideas in regions

Martin Andersson and Börje Johansson

94: Market Potential and Income Inequality

Desirée Nilsson

93: Globalization and Distribution of Exports

Desirée Nilsson and Börje Johansson

92: Changing Export Structure According to Income Elasticity - Kaldor revisited

Desirée Nilsson

91: The Spatial Distribution of Innovation Networks

Mats Wilhelmsson

90: Multinational Firms and Innovation: The Role of R&D Collaboration, Markets and Ownership

Hans Lööf

89: Innovation, Dynamic Regions and Regional Dynamics

Charlie Karlsson, Åke E Andersson, Paul Cheshire and Roger R Stough

88: Inside the Black Box of Regional Development - human capital, the creative class and tolerance

Richard Florida, Charlotta Mellander and Kevin Stolarick

87: The Innovative Performance of Foreign-owned Enterprises in Small Open Economies

Bernhard Dachs, Bernd Ebersberger and Hans Lööf

86: MARKET OVERLAP AND THE DIRECTION OF EXPORTS - a new approach of assessing the Linder hypothesis

Helena Bohman and Desirée Nilsson

85: Persistence of profits and the systematic search for knowledge - R&D links to firm above-norm profits

Johan Eklund and Daniel Wiberg

84: Clusters, Functional Regions and Cluster Policies

Charlie Karlsson

83: Technology Spillovers and Innovation - the importance of domestic and foreign sources

Hans Lööf

82: Bureaucratic Corruption, MNEs and FDI

Tobias Dahlström and Andreas Johnson

81: Entry costs and adjustments on the extensive margin - an analysis of how familiarity breeds exports

Martin Andersson

80: Developing Ridge Parameters for SUR Models

M.A. Alkhamisi and Ghazi Shukur

79: The Creative Class or Human Capital? - explaining regional development in Sweden

Charlotta Mellander and Richard Florida

78: The inventor's role: was Schumpeter right?

Pontus Braunerhjelm and Roger Svensson

77: The Knowledge Spillover Theory of Entrepreneurship

Zoltan Acs, David Audrestch, Pontus Braunerhjelm and Bo Carlsson

76: Regional Development and Knowledge

Charlie Karlsson and Börje Johansson

75: PRODUCT INNOVATION, EXPORT AND LOCATION OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Martin Andersson and Börje Johansson

74: What do we know about Firms’ Research Collaboration with Universities? New Quantitative and Qualitative Evidence

Anders Broström and Hans Lööf

73: Income Inequality as a Determinant of Trade Flows*

Helena Bohman and Désirée Nilsson

72: Investment and Performance of Firms: Correlation or Causality?

Almas Heshmati and Hans Lööf

71: Agglomeration, Diversity and Regional Growth

Pontus Braunerhjelm and Benny Borgman

70: Knowledge accessibility and New Firm Formation

Charlie Karlsson and Kristina Nyström

69: Does Ownership Matter? The Impact of Foreign Takeovers on Innovation and Productivity Performance

Bernd Ebersberger, Börje Johansson and Hans Lööf

68: Industry R&D Location – the role of accessibility to university R&D and institutions of higher education

Martin Andersson, Urban Gråsjö and Charlie Karlsson

67: THE ANALYSIS OF LOCATION, CO-LOCATION AND URBANISATION ECONOMIES

Börje Johansson and Ulla Forslund

66: Regional Knowledge Accessibility and Regional Economic Growth

Charlie Karlsson, Urban Gråsjö and Martin Andersson

65: Technology and Trade - an analysis of technology specialization and export flows

Martin Andersson and Olof Ejermo

64: CONSIDERATIONS ON UNIVERSITY ALLIANCES: MOTIVES, RISKS AND CHARACTERISTICS

Enrico Deiaco and Göran Melin

63: INNOVATION ACTIVITIES EXPLAINED BY FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND LOCATION

Börje Johansson and Hans Lööf

62: R&D Accessibility and Regional Export Diversity R&D Accessibility and Regional Export Diversity R&D Accessibility and Regional Export Diversity

Charlie Karlsson and Sara Johansson

61: Can Countries Create Comparative Advantages? R&D-expenditures, high-tech exports and country size in 19 OECD-countries, 1981-1999

Pontus Braunerhjelm and Per Thulin

60: Global Location Patterns of R&D Investments

Börje Johansson and Hans Lööf

59: FDI inflows to the Transition Economies in Eastern Europe: Magnitude and Determinants

Andreas Johnson

58: The Effects of FDI Inflows on Host Country Economic Growth

Andreas Johnson

57: FDI and Exports: the case of the High Performing East Asian Economies

Andreas Johnson

56: Industrial effects on resource acquisition: Immigrant enterprises in Kista, Stockholm

Tobias Dalhammar and Terrence E. Brown

55: Regional Specialization and Universities: The New Verus the Old

Pontus Braunerhjelm

54: WHY DO SOME MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS RELOCATE THEIR HEADQUARTERS OVERSEAS?

Julian Birkinshaw, Pontus Braunerhjelm, Ulf Holm and Siri Terjesen

53: Trust and Universities: Management of Research and Education under Changing Knowledge Regimes

Sverker Sörlin

52: Designing Democracy: The UTOPIA-project and the Role of Labour Movement in Technological Change, 1981—1986

Per Lundin