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43: Learning by Doing Organization Research: Inside Views from a Dutch Nephew

Friso den Hertog

42: Switching from import substitution to the ‘New Economic Model’ in Latin America: A case of not learning from Asia

Rajneesh Narula

41: The Impact of education and mismatch on wages: Germany, 1984-2000

Joan Muysken, Mombert Hoppe and Hannah Rieder

40: Do We Need Computer Skills to Use a Computer? Evidence from Britain

Lex Borghans and Bas ter Weel

39: The Diffusion of Computers and the Distribution of Wages

Lex Borghans and Bas ter Weel

38: To Be Or Not To Be Innovative: An Exercise In Measurement

Jacques Mairesse and Pierre Mohnen

38: Technological diffusion, welfare and growth: technological succession in the presence of network externalities

Paul Windrum and Chris Birchenhall

37: ICT-Investment, Knowledge Accumulation and Endogenous Growth

Adriaan van Zon

36: Technological Change and Institutions: A Case Study

Saeed Parto

36: Contract Prolongation In Innovation Production As A Principal-Agent Problem With Moral Hazard

Thomas Ziesemer

36: Reverse Technology Transfer: A Patent Citation Analysis of the European Chemical and Pharmaceutical sectors

Paola Criscuolo

35: Social Sorting

Robin Cowan and Nicolas Jonard

35: Multinational Firms, Regional Integration and Globalising Markets: Implications for Developing Countries

Rajneesh Narula

35: The relative importance of home and host innovation systems in the internationalisation of MNE R&D: a patent citation analysis

Paola Criscuolo, Rajneesh Narula and Bart Verspagen

34: Sovereign Risk and Simple Debt Dynamics: The Case of Brazil and Argentina

Rainer Haselmann, Stephanie Holle, Clemens Kool and Thomas Ziesemer

34: Non linear dynamics in US macroeconomic time series

Franco Bevilacqua

34: Competition and Performance: The Different Roles of Capital and Labor

Pierre Mohnen and Thijs ten Raa

33: On The Variance of Market Innovation with the Number of Firms

Robin Cowan

33: Multiple-steady-state growth models explaining twin-peak empirics?

Thomas Ziesemer

33: The adoption of e-business technology by SMEs

Pascale de Berranger

32: Sources of Growth: Measuring the Knowledge Based Economy

Huub Meijers and Hugo Hollanders

32: How Innovative are Canadian Firms Compared to Some European Firms? A Comparative Look at Innovation Surveys

Pierre Mohnen and Pierre Therrien

32: A Percolation Model of Innovation in Complex Technology

Gerald Silverberg and Bart Verspagen

31: A note on Shannon’s entropy as an index of product variety

Sebastiaan (Bas) Straathof

31: An Endogenous Growth Model à la Romer with Embodied Energy-Saving Technological Change

Adriaan van Zon and Ibrahim Yetkiner

31: Flanders Language Valley; Industrial Districts and Localized Technological Change

Rene Wintjes and Jan Cobbenhagen

31: The impact of education and mismatch on wages: Germany, 1984-2000

J. Muysken, Mombert Hoppe and H. Rieder

31: A Note on Michelacci and Zaffaroni, Long Memory, and Time Series of Economic Growth

Gerald Silverberg and Bart Verspagen

30: Overeducation, Job Competition and Unemployment

Joan Muysken and Bas ter Weel

30: Do we need computer skills to use a computer?: evidence from Britain

Lex Borghans and B.J. ter Weel

30: Sectoral regularities of productivity growth in developing countries - A Kaldorian interpretation

Ute Pieper

30: The Workings of Scientific Communities

Robin Cowan and Nicolas Jonard

30: Complementarity constraints and induced innovation: some evidence from the First IT Regime

Andreas Reinstaller and Werner Hölzl

29: The impact of education and mismatch on wages: The Netherlands, 1986 - 1998

Joan Muysken and Jennifer Ruholl

29: How to Sow and Reap as You Go: a Simple Model of Cyclical Endogenous Growth

Adriaan van Zon, Emmanuelle Fortune and Tobias Kronenberg

29: Is There a Link between Economic Outcomes and Genetic Evolution? Cross-Country Evidence from the Major Histocompatibility Complex

J.A.M. Borghans, Lex Borghans and Bas ter Weel

29: Intellectual Property Rights, Strategic Technology Agreements and Market Structure, The Case of GSM

Rudi Bekkers, Geert Duysters and Bart Verspagen

29: The diffusion of computers and the distribution of wages

Lex Borghans and B.J. ter Weel

29: The effects of economic integration on regional growth, an evolutionary model

Marjolein Caniëls and Bart Verspagen

28: Comparing the innovation performance in Canadian, French and German manufacturing enterprises

Pierre Mohnen and P. Therrien

28: Variety-robust axiomatic indices

Sebastiaan (Bas) Straathof

28: A Simple Endogenous Growth Model With Asymmetric Employment Opportunities by Skill

Adriaan van Zon

28: Health, Labour Productivity and Growth

Joan Muysken, Ibrahim Yetkiner and Thomas Ziesemer

28: R&D Collaboration by SMEs in ICT industries: opportunities and limitations

Rajneesh Narula

27: Next to Production or to Technological Clusters? The Economics and Management of R&D Location

Myriam Mariani

27: Blending Words & Numbers: Towards a Framework for Combining Quantitative and Qualitative Strategies for Organizational Research

Friso den Hertog

27: Strategic partnering by EU firms: a rejoinder

Rajneesh Narula

27: Universities and the Knowledge Economy

Robin Cowan

27: New cycles of innovation in a mature industry: the camera industry

Paul Windrum

27: Protecting the digital endeavour: prospects for intellectual property rights in the information society

Robin Cowan and Elad Harison