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Working Papers,
Copenhagen Business School, Department of Economics
No 18-2004: Industrial Economics in Scandinavia
Nicolai J. Foss and Peter Møllgaard
No 17-2004: Skill level, Cognitive Ability, Unemployment and Welfare
Birthe Larsen
No 16-2004: Capital gains taxation and house price fluctuations
Clemens Fuest, Bernd Huber and Søren Bo Nielsen
No 15-2004: Must losing taxes on saving be harmful?
Harry Huizinga and Søren Bo Nielsen
No 13-2004: A Price Earnings Index for the Danish Stock Market
Ole Risager
No 12-2004: Erhvervsfrekvens i Grønland
Lars Lund
No 11-2004: Samfundsøkonomisk kalkulationsrente, tidspræferencer, fordelingshensyn og fremtidige generationer
Svend Marker-Larsen
No 10-2004: Capital-Skill Complementarity and Rigid Relative Wages
Jan Rose Skaksen and Anders Sørensen
No 9-2004: Board Size Effects in Closely Held Corporations
Morten Bennedsen, Hans Christian Kongsted and Kasper Meisner Nielsen
No 8-2004: Product Market Integration, Comparative Advantages and Labour Market Performance
Torben M. Andersen and Jan Rose Skaksen
No 7-2004: Financial Intermediation, Moral Hazard, And Pareto Inferior Trade
Bodil Olai Hansen and Hans Keiding
No 6-2004: Non-Preferential Trading Clubs
Pascalis Raimondos-Møller and Alan D. Woodland
No 5-2004: Measuring Tax Efficiency
Pascalis Raimondos-Møller and Alan D. Woodland
No 4-2004: Lobbying Bureaucrats
Morten Bennedsen and Sven E. Feldmann
No 3-2004: The Family behind the Family Firm
Morten Bennedsen and Kasper Nielsen
No 2-2004: Selskabsstyring i unoterede virksomheder: Hvad ved vi, og hvad kan det bruges til?
Morten Bennedsen
No 1-2004: Skal råvaren i land?
Lars Lund
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