OECD Productivity Working Papers

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36: Human capital at work: Five facts about the role of skills for firm productivity, growth, and wage inequality

Chiara Criscuolo, Peter Gal and Lukas B. Freund

35: Occupational reallocation and mismatch in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic: Cross-country evidence from an online job site

Gabriele Ciminelli, Antton Haramboure, Lea Samek, Cyrille Schwellnus, Allison Shrivastava and Tara Sinclair

34: Gender diversity in senior management and firm productivity: Evidence from nine OECD countries

Clara Kögel, Chiara Criscuolo, Peter Gal and Cyrille Schwellnus

33: The green side of productivity: An international classification of green and brown occupations

Nathalie Scholl, Sébastien Turban and Peter Gal

32: Pro-Productivity institutions at work: Country practices and new insights on their set-up and functioning

Filippo Cavassini, Chiara Criscuolo, Francesca Papa and Fatima Talidi

31: The role of telework for productivity during and post-COVID-19: Results from an OECD survey among managers and workers

Chiara Criscuolo, Peter Gal, Timo Leidecker, Francesco Losma and Giuseppe Nicoletti

30: Will it stay or will it go? Analysing developments in telework during COVID-19 using online job postings data

Pawel Adrjan, Gabriele Ciminelli, Alexandre Judes, Michael Koelle, Cyrille Schwellnus and Tara Sinclair

29: The human side of productivity: Uncovering the role of skills and diversity for firm productivity

Chiara Criscuolo, Peter Gal, Timo Leidecker and Giuseppe Nicoletti

28: Productivity-wage nexus at the firm-level in Portugal: Decoupling and divergences

Alexandre Mergulhão and José Azevedo Pereira

27: Financial distress and the role of management in micro and small-sized firms

Fernando Alexandre, Sara Cruz and Miguel Portela

26: The return on human (STEM) capital in Belgium

Gert Bijnens and Emmanuel Dhyne

25: Productivity and human capital: The Italian case

Camilla Andretta, Irene Brunetti and Anna Rosso

24: A new approach to skills mismatch

Amandine Brun-Schammé and Martin Rey

23: Employee training and firm performance: Evidence from ESF grant applications

Pedro Martins

22: Productivity dispersion and sectoral labour shares in Europe

Martina Lawless and Luke Rehill

21: Telework before the COVID-19 pandemic: Trends and drivers of differences across the EU

Santo Milasi, Ignacio González-Vázquez and Enrique Fernandez-Macias

20: The career effects of labour market conditions at entry

Dan Andrews, Nathan Deutscher, Jonathan Hambur and David Hansell

19: Productivity and innovation at the industry level: What role for integration in global value chains?

Peter Gal and William Witheridge

18: Industry Concentration in Europe and North America

Matěj Bajgar, Giuseppe Berlingieri, Sara Calligaris, Chiara Criscuolo and Jonathan Timmis

17: Unconventional monetary policy and productivity: Evidence on the risk-seeking channel from US corporate bond markets

Silvia Albrizio, Marina Conesa, Dennis Dlugosch and Christina Timiliotis

16: Productivity spillovers from multinational activity to local firms in Ireland

Mattia Di Ubaldo, Martina Lawless and Iulia Siedschlag

15: Patterns of firm level productivity in Ireland

Javier Papa, Luke Rehill and Brendan O’Connor

14: GVC centrality and productivity: Are hubs key to firm performance?

Chiara Criscuolo and Jonathan Timmis

13: Fear the walking dead: Zombie firms, spillovers and exit barriers

Ana Fontoura Gouveia and Christian Osterhold

12: GVCS and centrality: Mapping key hubs, spokes and the periphery

Chiara Criscuolo and Jonathan Timmis

11: The Contribution of Multinational Enterprises to Labor Productivity: The Case of Israel

Oecd, Tatiana Slobodnitsky, Lev Drucker and Assaf Geva

10: Achieving New Zealand’s productivity potential

Paul Conway

9: Product markets’ deregulation: a more productive, more efficient and more resilient economy?

Gustavo Monteiro, Ana Fontoura Gouveia and Sílvia Santos

8: The impact of structural reforms on productivity: The role of the distance to the technological frontier

Ana Fontoura Gouveia, Sílvia Santos and Inês Gonçalves

7: Pro-Productivity Institutions: Learning from National Experience

Andrea Renda and Sean Dougherty

6: What Makes Cities More Productive?: Agglomeration economies and the role of urban governance: Evidence from 5 OECD Countries

Rudiger Ahrend, Emily Farchy, Ioannis Kaplanis and Alexander Lembcke

5: The Best versus the Rest: The Global Productivity Slowdown, Divergence across Firms and the Role of Public Policy

Dan Andrews, Chiara Criscuolo and Peter Gal

4: Could Mexico become the new ‘China'?: Policy drivers of competitiveness and productivity

Sean Dougherty and Octavio Escobar

3: Policies for Productivity Growth

Chang-Tai Hsieh

2: Frontier Firms, Technology Diffusion and Public Policy: Micro Evidence from OECD Countries

Dan Andrews, Chiara Criscuolo and Peter Gal

1: Institutions to Promote Pro-Productivity Policies: Logic and Lessons

Gary Banks