Scandinavian Working Papers in Economics
Umeå Economic Studies,
Umeå University, Department of Economics
No 668: Swedish Industry and Kyoto – An Assessment of the Effects of the European CO2 Emission Permit Trading System
Runar Brännlund and Tommy Lundgren
No 667: Comprehensive Adult Education as a Means of Reducing Unemployment
Torbjörn Lindquist
No 666: Impact of Risk Aversion on Optimal Rotation Age
Peichen Gong and Karl-Gustaf Löfgren
No 665: Sickness absence and health care in an economic federation
David Granlund
No 664: Market and welfare implications of the reservation price strategy for forest harvest decisions
Peichen Gong and Karl-Gustaf Löfgren
No 663: Comprehensive Education or Vocational Training for the Unemployed?
Anders Stenberg
No 662: Optimal Paternalism: Sin Taxes and Health Subsidies
Thomas Aronsson and Linda Thunström
No 661: Bioenergy, Pollution, and Economic Growth
Mattias Ankarhem
No 660: A Dual Assessment of the Environmental Kuznets Curve: The Case of Sweden
Mattias Ankarhem
No 659: Shadow Prices for Undesirables in Swedish Industry: Indication of Environmental Kuznets Curves?
Mattias Ankarhem
No 658: Effects of Increased Demand for Biofuels: A Dynamic Model of the Swedish Forest Sector
Mattias Ankarhem
No 657: An Empirical Model for Durations in Stocks
Ola Simonsen
No 656: Modelling High Frequency Financial Count Data
Shahiduzzaman Quoreshi
No 655: Bivariate Time Series Modelling of Financial Count Data
Shahiduzzaman Quoreshi
No 654: Externalities, Border Trade and Illegal Production: An Optimal Tax Approach to Alcohol Policy
Thomas Aronsson and Tomas Sjögren
No 653: Environmental Policy and Product Specialization
Thomas Aronsson, Lars Persson and Tomas Sjögren
No 652: Equality of Opportunity, Heterogeneity and Poverty
William Nilsson
No 651: Unemployment, Splitting Up and Spousal Income Replacement
William Nilsson
No 650: Heterogeneity or True State Dependence in Poverty - The tale told by twins
William Nilsson
No 649: Opportunities, Preferences and Incomes
William Nilsson
No 648: Demand and Welfare Effects in Recreational Travel Models: A Bivariate Count Data Approach
Jörgen Hellström and Jonas Nordström
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