Scandinavian Working Papers in Economics
Working Paper Series in Economics and Institutions of Innovation,
Royal Institute of Technology, CESIS - Centre of Excellence for Science and Innovation Studies
No 157: Q-theory of Investment and Earnings Retentions - Evidence from Scandinavia
Johan Eklund
No 156: The Impact of Firm’s R&D Strategy on Profit and Productivity
Börje Johansson and Hans Lööf
No 155: Start-Ups and Employment Growth - Evidence from Sweden
Martin Andersson and Florian Noseleit
No 154: Multinationals in the Knowledge Economy - a case study of AstraZeneca in Sweden
Martin Andersson, Börje Johansson, Charlie Karlsson and Hans Lööf
No 153: Agglomeration Dynamics of Business Services
Johan Klaesson and Börje Johansson
No 152: Ownership, Dividends, R&D and Retained Earnings - are institutional owners short-term oriented?
Daniel Wiberg
No 151: Persistence and Determinants of Firm Profit in Emerging Markets
Andreas Stephan and Andriy Tsapin
No 150: Occupational Distribution within Swedish Industries - an identification and market relation analysis
Charlotta Mellander
No 149: Learning-by-Exporting Revisited - the role of intensity and persistence
Martin Andersson and Hans Lööf
No 148: Knowledge, Creativity and Regional Development
Charlie Karlsson and Börje Johansson
No 147: Swedish Listed Family Firms and Entrepreneurial Spirit
Per-Olof Bjuggren and Johanna Palmberg
No 146: Imports, Productivity and the Origin Markets -the role of knowledge-intensive economies
Hans Lööf and Martin Andersson
No 145: Creative China? The University, Tolerance and Talent in Chinese Regional Development
Richard Florida, Charlotta Mellander and Haifeng Qian
No 144: Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Functional Regions
Charlie Karlsson, Börje Johansson and Roger Stough
No 143: Is Entrepreneurship the Salvation for Enhanced Economic Growth?
Kristina Nyström
No 142: Regional Institutional Environment and Swedish Regional New Firm Formation
Kristina Nyström
No 141: The Innovation and Productivity Effect of Foreign Take-Over of National Assets
Börje Johansson, Hans Lööf and Bernd Ebersberger
No 140: Getting Pole Position - Pre reform research strategies in the humanities at Swedish universities
Lars Geschwind and Karin Larsson
No 139: What does it Mean Conceptually that Universities Compete?
Enrico Deiaco, Magnus Homén and Maureen McKelvey
No 138: Interaction between Research and Education – can industry co-operation improve the link?
Maria Johansson
No 137: Financial Risk Aversion and Household Asset Diversification
Nataliya Barasinska, Dorothea Schäfer and Andreas Stephan
No 136: Locational Conditions, Cooperation, and Innovativeness: evidence from research and company spin-offs
Anna Lejpras and Andreas Stephan
No 135: The Impact of Firm Collateral on Knowledge Intensive Consulting Firms
Gustav Martinsson
No 134: Firm Collateral and the Cyclicality of Knowledge Intensity
Gustav Martinsson
No 133: Rational Solution to the Laundry Issue: Policy and Research for Day-to-Day Life in the Welfare State
Ulla Rosén
No 132: A Methodological Note on Measuring the Functional Efficiency of Capital Markets
Johan E Eklund and Sameeksha Desai
No 131: How does University Collaboration Contribute to Successful R&D Management?
Anders Broström and Hans Lööf
No 130: Embedded Technology - national Identity the rise and decline of a small state’s military-industrial complex
Niklas Stenlås
No 129: The Rise of the Mega-Region
Richard Florida, Tim Gulden and Charlotta Mellander
No 128: The Dynamics of Firm Growth - a re-examination
Hans Lööf
No 127: A Portrait of the Innovative Firm as a Small Patenting Entrepreneur
Martin Andersson and Hans Lööf
No 126: What Drives the Productive Efficiency of a Firm? - the importance of industry, location, R&D, and size
Oleg Badunenko, Michael Fritsch and Andreas Stephan
No 125: Corporate Debt Maturity Choice in Transition Financial Markets
Andreas Stephan, Oleksandr Talavera and Andriy Tsapin
No 124: How can we Study Innovation Systems? - introducing an actor-centralised perspective
Anders Broström
No 123: Ownership, Economic Entrenchment and Allocation of Capital
Johan Eklund and Sameeksha Desai
No 122: PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERESTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EARLY SWEDISH COMPUTER INDUSTRY
Tom Petersson
No 121: From Royal Academy of Science to Reserach Institute of Society - long term policy convergence of Swedish Knowledge intermediaries
Thomas Kaiserfeld
No 120: Rockets and Reindeer - the history of the Swedish innovation system for space and its spatial dimensions
Sverker Sörlin and Nina Wormbs
No 119: Lost in Translation? - sience, technology and the state since the 1970s
Per Högselius
No 118: Between Warfare and Welfare - scientific credence in the Swedish agricultural policies 1940-1970
Hans Jörgensen
No 117: The Rise of the Nuclear System of Innovation in Sweden
Maja Fjaestad and Thomas Jonter
No 116: Location Attributes and Start-Ups in Knowledge Intensive Business Services
Martin Andersson and Karin Hellerstedt
No 115: Firms' Rationales for Interaction with Research Universities
Anders Broström
No 114: Performance Evaluation Based on the Robust Mahalanobis Distance and Multilevel Modelling Using Two New Strategies
S Hussain, M. A. Mohamed, R. Holder, A. Almasri and G Shukur
No 113: The Persistent Differentiation - the education commission’s reform work 1724-1778
Thomas Kaiserfeld
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