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354: The Great Recession vs. the Great Depression. Stylised Facts on Siblings that Were Given Different Foster Parents

Karl Aiginger

353: What Causes Gender Differences in the Participation and Intensity of Lifelong Learning?

Peter Huber and Ulrike Huemer

352: Eine generelle Finanztransaktionssteuer. Konzept, Begründung, Auswirkungen

Stephan Schulmeister

351: Passenger Car Use and Climate Change. Quantifying the Impacts of Technological Innovations Needed for Substantial CO2 Emission Reductions

Ina Meyer and Jürgen Scheffran

350: Shirking, Endogenous Lay-off Rates and the A-cyclicality of the Real Wage

Gerhard Rünstler

349: Welfare Measures and Ecological Footprint as Spatial Sustainability Indicators

Kurt Kratena and Gerhard Streicher

348: An Anatomy of Firm Level Job Creation Rates over the Business Cycle

Werner Hölzl and Peter Huber

347: Should Cross-border Services between Austria and Slovenia Still be Restricted? An Economic Assessment of the Existing Market Regulations

Thomas Döring and Birgit Aigner

346: Measuring the Business Cycle Similarity and Convergence Trends in the CEECs Towards the Eurozone with Respect to some Unclear Methodological Aspects

Petr Rozmahel

345: Spatial Effects of Open Borders on the Czech Labour Market

Michael Moritz

344: A General Financial Transaction Tax: A Short Cut of the Pros, the Cons and a Proposal

Stephan Schulmeister

343: How to Measure Globalisation? A New Globalisation Index (NGI)

Petra Vujakovic

342: Return Intentions among Potential Migrants and Commuters: The Role of Human Capital, Deprivation and Networks

Peter Huber and Klaus Nowotny

341: The Current Economic Crisis: Causes, Cures and Consequences

Karl Aiginger

340: Asset Price Fluctuations, Financial Crises and the Stabilizing Effects of a General Transaction Tax

Stephan Schulmeister

339: Ökonomische, technologische und soziodemographische Einflussfaktoren der Energienachfrage

Kurt Kratena, Ina Meyer and Michael Wüger

338: Strengthening the Resilience of an Economy. Strategies to Prevent another Crisis

Karl Aiginger

337: Industriepolitik in Österreich: von selektiver Intervention zu einem systemischen Ansatz?

Karl Aiginger and Susanne Bärenthaler-Sieber

336: The Financial Crisis as an Overshooting Phenomenon

Fritz Breuss

335: The Meaning of Entrepreneurship: A Modular Concept

Michael Peneder

334: The Impact of Technological Change and Lifestyles on the Energy Demand of Households. A Combination of Aggregate and Individual Household Analysis

Kurt Kratena, Ina Meyer and Michael Wüger

333: A Primer on Financial System Meltdown. The Economists' View

Franz Hahn

332: On the Autocorrelation of Growth Rates: Evidence for Micro, Small and Large Firms from the Austrian Service Industries, 1975-2004

Alex Coad and Werner Hölzl

331: Family Policy in Austria in Comparison: How to Reach Sustainability?

Gudrun Biffl

330: Exploring the Distribution of Direct Payments of the Common Agricultural Policy

Franz Sinabell, Erwin Schmid and Markus Hofreither

329: Energy-Saving Technological Change and Household Energy Demand in the U.S

Kurt Kratena and Michael Wüger

328: Unternehmenssteuerwettbewerb in der EU 25. Eine empirische Überprüfung der "Race-to-the-Bottom"-Hypothese

Vanessa Mühlböck

327: Is the R&D Behaviour of Fast Growing SMEs Different? Evidence from CIS III Data for 16 Countries

Werner Hölzl

326: Tourism Forecasting: Accuracy of Alternative Econometric Models Revisited

Haiyan Song, Egon Smeral, Gang Li and Jason L. Chen

325: Profitability of Technical Currency Speculation. The Case of Yen-Dollar Trading 1976-2007

Stephan Schulmeister

324: Aggregate Trading Behaviour of Technical Models and the Yen-Dollar Exchange Rate 1976-2007

Stephan Schulmeister

323: Profitability of Technical Stock Trading: Has it Moved from Daily to Intraday Data?

Stephan Schulmeister

322: Moving Across Borders: Who is Willing to Migrate or to Commute?

Peter Huber and Klaus Nowotny

321: Modelling the Energy Demand of Households in a Combined Top Down/Bottom Up Approach

Kurt Kratena, Ina Meyer and Michael Wüger

320: Migrant Women and Youth: The Challenge of Labour Market Integration

Gudrun Biffl

319: The Promotion of Employment and Earning Opportunity of Women in Europe through Gender Mainstreaming. With Special Emphasis on Austria

Gudrun Biffl

318: The Impact of Competition on Macroeconomic Performance

Karl Aiginger

317: Vom Bancor zum Euro. Und weiter zum Intor?

Heinz Handler

316: A Decomposition of Austria's General Government Budget into Structural and Cyclical Components

Serguei Kaniovski, Hans Pitlik, Sandra Bilek-Steindl and Thomas Url

315: Characteristics of Foreign R&D Strategies of Swiss Firms. Implications for Policy

Heinz Hollenstein

314: Incomes Policies, Expectations and the NAIRU

Wolfgang Pollan

313: The Problem of Private Under-investment in Innovation: A Policy Mind Map

Michael Peneder

312: Competition-oriented Wage Policy and Its Effects on Aggregate Demand in the Netherlands

Stefan Ederer

311: Combining a Demand System with the Household Production Approach. Modelling Energy Demand in Selected European Countries

Kurt Kratena and Michael Wüger

310: The Effectiveness of Objective 1 Structural Funds in the EU 15: New Empirical Evidence from NUTS 3 Regions

Martin Falk and Franz Sinabell

309: Regional Labour Market Disparities in an Enlarged European Union

Peter Huber

308: Business Cycles and Growth: A Survey

Paul Gaggl and Sandra Bilek-Steindl

307: Langfristige Tendenzen der Einkommensverteilung in Österreich – ein Update. Die Verteilung von Einkommen und Vermögen

Alois Guger and Markus Marterbauer

306: Innovation and Market Concentration in Europe's Mobile Phone Industries. Evidence from the Transition from 2G to 3G

Klaus Friesenbichler

305: Die manisch-depressiven Preisschwankungen auf den Finanzmärkten – wie macht das die "unsichtbare Hand"?

Stephan Schulmeister