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Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture, University of Oslo

Working Papers Archives

Contact information of Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture, University of Oslo:
Postal: Postboks 1108 Blindern N-0317 Oslo
Phone: 22 84 16 00
Fax: : 22 84 16 01
Email:
Web page: http://www.tik.uio.no/Innovation
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Series handle: repec:tik:wparch

1999

1999003 Vision and fact - A critical essay on the growth literature
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]
1999002 'Modern Capitalism' in the 1970s and 1980s
by Jan Fagerberg & Bart Verspagen [Downloadable!]
1999001 Lack of regional convergence
by Aadne Cappelen & Jan Fagerberg & Bart Verspagen [Downloadable!]

1996

1996547 Structural Changes in International Trade - Cause, Impact and Response
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]
1996546 Technology, Policy, Growth - Theory, Evidence and Interpretation
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]
1996545 Competitiveness, Scale and R&D
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

1995

1995534 East Asian Growth and the Japanese Model: A Critical Assessment of Recent Analyses
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]
1995526 Is there a large-country advantage in high-tech?
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]
1995524 Convergence or Divergence - The Impact of Technology
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

1993

1993490 User-Producer Interaction, Learning and Comparative Advantage
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]
1993489 Technology, Trade Structure and Economic Integration - An examination of Intra-Nordic, Nordic-EC and Intra-EC trade 1961-1987
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

1992

1992475 Domestic Demand, Learning and Comparative Advantage
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

1990

1990428 The Process of Economic Integration in Europe: Consequences for EFTA Countries and Firms
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

1989

1989137 Innovation, Catching-Up and Growth
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

1987

1987107 Structural Changes in International Trade - who gain, who lose?
by Jan Fagerberg [Downloadable!]

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