Foreign Direct Investment as a Source of Technology-Spillovers in Central East European Candidate-Countries
Jutta Günther
Erweiterung und Integration der EU. Forschungen zur Europäischen Integration, Band 9,
2004
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Effectiveness of Innovation Policies Biotechnology in Germany (1994-2001)
Iciar Dominguez Lacasa, Thomas Reiss
Efficiency of innovation policies in high technology sectors in Europe,
2004
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Effectiveness of Innovation Policies Biotechnology in Finland (1994-2001)
Iciar Dominguez Lacasa, Thomas Reiss
Efficiency of innovation policies in high technology sectors in Europe,
2004
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Nationale Risikotransfermechanismen für Naturgefahren, Analyse der Problemlagen für Individuen, Versicherer und Staat
F. Prettenthaler, Walter Hyll, N. Vetters
TeReg Working Paper 19/2004,
2004
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Wohin steuert die EU? – Politische Mehrheitsverhältnisse nach der Osterweiterung
Götz Zeddies
Wirtschaftsdienst,
Nr. 10,
2004
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Umsetzung der EU-Emissionshandelsrichtlinie
Walter Hyll, A. Köppl, S. Schleicher
WIFO-Monatsberichte 4/2004,
2004
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Trends and gaps in biotechnology policies in European Member States since 1994.
Iciar Dominguez Lacasa, Thomas Reiss, J.M. Senker
Science and Public Policy,
Nr. 5,
2004
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The Distance Puzzle: On the Interpretation of the Distance Coefficient in Gravity Equations
Claudia M. Buch, J. Kleinert, Farid Toubal
Economics Letters,
Nr. 3,
2004
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Although globalization has diminished the importance of distance, empirical gravity models find little change in distance coefficients. We argue that changing distance costs are largely reflected in the constant term. A proportional fall in distance costs is consistent with constant distance coefficients.
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Performance of European Member States in biotechnology.
Thomas Reiss, S. Hinze, Iciar Dominguez Lacasa
Science and Public Policy,
Nr. 5,
2004
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Exporting Financial Institutions Management via Foreign Direct Investment Mergers and Acquisitions
Allen N. Berger, Claudia M. Buch, G. DeLong
Journal of International Money and Finance,
Nr. 3,
2004
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We test the relevance of the new trade theory and the traditional theory of comparative advantage for explaining the geographic patterns of international M&As of financial institutions between 1985 and 2000. The data provide statistically significant support for both theories. We also find evidence that the U.S. has idiosyncratic comparative advantages at both exporting and importing financial institutions management.
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