European Business Schools Librarian's Group
Department of Economics Working Papers,
Vienna University of Economics and Business, Department of Economics
- 1996 No 34 - 42
- 1997 No 45 - 53
- 1998 No 55 - 61
- 1999 No 62 - 67
- 2000 No 68 - 75
- 2001 No 76 - 77
- 2002 No 78 - 80
- 2003 No 83 - 85
- 2004 No 86 - 88
- 2005 No 89 - 90
- 2006 No 91 - 100
- 2007 No 95 - 115
- 2008 No 116 - 124
- 2009 No 125 - 129
- 2010 No 130 - 134
- 2011 No 135 - 135
- 2012 No 136 - 147
- 2013 No 148 - 158
- 2014 No 159 - 192
- 2015 No 193 - 209
- 2016 No 210 - 238
- 2017 No 239 - 254
- 2018 No 255 - 276
- 2019 No 277 - 295
- 2020 No 298 - 308
- 2021 No 310 - 319
- 2022 No 320 - 329
- 2023 No 330 - 356
- 2024 No 357 - 373
No 396: Optimal Public Investment in Education, Health, and R&D: A Unified Framework for Innovation-Driven Growth
Pintu Parui and Klaus Prettner
No 395: Automation, Gender, and Inequality: Which Tradeoffs do Policymakers Face?
Monisankar Bishnu, Subhrasil Chingri, Debasis Mondal and Klaus Prettner
No 394: Re-assessing international effects of U.S. monetary policy shocks
Elizaveta Lukmanova and Katrin Rabitsch
No 393: Breaking Negative Narratives: Long-term Social Progress and Trust in Institutions
Federica Braccioli, Gianmarco Daniele and Andrea FM Martinangeli
No 392: Can Human Capital Save Labor? Automation, Education, and the Global Decline in the Labor Share
Subhrasil Chingri, Debasis Mondal and Klaus Prettner
No 391: Robotic versus traditional capital complementarity and economic growth in the era of full automation
Alberto Bucci, Klaus Prettner and Jamel Saadaoui
No 390: Empowered Mothers, Empowered Generations: The Impact of Women’s Economic Rights
Esther Arenas-Arroyo and Elisabeth Wurm
No 389: ‘The Queen of Inventions’: How Home Technology Shaped Women’s Work and Children’s Futures
Esther Arenas-Arroyo
No 388: Are more heads more motivated than one? The role of communication in group belief updating
Lata Gangadharan, Philip J. Grossman and Nina Xue
No 387: Extractive Institutions and the Takeoff to Long-Run Growth: A Schumpeterian Perspective
Klaus Prettner and Martin Stojanovikj
No 386: The Paradox of Doom: Acknowledging Extinction Risk Reduces the Incentive to Prevent It
Jakub Growiec and Klaus Prettner
No 385: Demand for Green Skills in an Evolving Landscape
Esther Arenas-Arroyo, Jacob Fabian, Friederike Mengel, Bernhard Schmidpeter and Michel Serafinelli
No 384: Low-Wage Jobs, Foreign-Born Workers, and Firm Performance
Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, Esther Arenas-Arroyo, Parag Mahajan and Bernhard Schmidpeter
No 382: Third party loss aversion reduces spectator redistribution
Michael Keinprecht
No 381: The Skill Premium Across Countries in the Era of Industrial Robots and Generative AI
Marcos J Ribeiro and Klaus Prettner
No 380: Anti-corruption policy and economic growth
Johan Gustafsson, Klaus Prettner and Fei Xu
No 379: Can Technology Transfers Save Innovation? Evidence from China
Zhangfeng Jin and Klaus Prettner
No 378: The Economics of $p(doom)$: Scenarios of Existential Risk and Economic Growth in the Age of Transformative AI
Jakub Growiec and Klaus Prettner
No 377: Endogenous Depopulation and Economic Growth
Alberto Bucci and Klaus Prettner
No 376: The Natural Rate of Interest and Convergence
Martin Ertl and Katrin Rabitsch
No 375: Are more heads more motivated than one? The role of communication in group belief updating
Nina Xue, Lata Gangadharan and Philip J. Grossman
No 374: Werther at Work: Intra-firm Spillovers of Suicides
Martin Halla and Bernhard Schmidpeter
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