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20. Comment to R. Flanagan: Efficiency and Equality in Swedish Labour Markets, in B.
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27. Wage Formation in the Nordic Countries, Nordiska ekonomiska forskningsrådets
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28. Inflation and Unemployment in Sweden, Europe and the United States, in K. Goldmann,
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29. Comment to B. Holmlund: Wages and Unemployment in Unionized Economies: Theory and
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31. Comment to S. Bentolila and O. Blanchard: Spanish Unemployment, Economic Policy
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33. Wage Formation and Macroeconomic Policy in the Nordic Countries: A Summary, in
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34. Comment to R. Jackman: Wage Formation in the Nordic Countries Viewed from an
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35. Comment to T. Andersen: Macroeconomic Strategies Towards Internal and External
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36. Real Wage Adjustment and Employment Policies in the Nordic Countries (with Ragnar
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37. Real Wage Determination and Labor Market Policies: The Swedish Experience (with
Anders Forslund), The Economic Journal, vol. 101, September 1991.
38. Lessons from the Macroeconomic Experience of Sweden, European Journal of Political
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39. Comment to K.O. Moene, M. Wallerstein and M. Hoel: Bargaining Structure and
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40. Centralisation of Wage Bargaining and Macroeconomic Performance - A Survey, OECD
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41. Active Labour Market Policy and Unemployment - A Framework for the Analysis of
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43. Macroeconomic Effects of Active Labour Market Programmes in a Union Wage-setting
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44. Does Active Labour Market Policy Increase Employment? Theoretical Considerations
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46. Will High Unemployment in Sweden Become Persistent? Swedish Economic Policy
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47. What Can We Expect from Active Labour Market Policy? Konjunkturpolitik, No.
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48. Comment on Bertil Holmlund and Ann-Sofie Kolm: Progressive Taxation, Wage Setting
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49. Fiscal Policy when Monetary Policy Is Tied to the Mast (with Jonas Agell and Gunnar
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50. Moral Hazard in the Welfare State. Comment on L. Söderström. In Giersch, H., ed.,
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51. The Consequences of the Monetary Union - An Introduction, Swedish Economic
Policy Review, No 1, 1997.
52. EMU - A Swedish Perspective (together with Harry Flam, Nils Gottfries,
Magnus Jerneck, Rutger Lindahl, Janne Haaland Matlary, Christina Nordh Berntsson, Ewa
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53. Labor Market Policy and Job Creation - Swedish and U.S. Experiences. Summary by
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54. Comment to K. Grier: Government, Unions and Economic Growth. In Bergström, V.,
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55. The EMU and Sweden - An Introduction (together with Harry Flam), Swedish
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56. A Balanced Approach to Employment Policy in Europe (with Alan Manning and Gilles
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57. Macroeconomic Policy, Wage Setting and Employment - What Difference Does the EMU
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58. The Political Economy of Labour-Market Reform (with Per Skedinger), Swedish
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59. Unemployment and Economic Growth - A Partial Survey (with Bertil Holmlund),
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Economic Policy Review, 2000:1. Download.
60. Economic Policy and Growth - An Introduction (with Mats Persson), Swedish Economic
Policy Review, 2000:1. Download.
61. Unemployment, Labour-Market Reform and Monetary Union, Journal of Labor
Economics, vol. 19, No. 2, 2001. In
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62. The Future of Collective Bargaining in Europe (with Alison Booth, Michael Burda,
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64. Wages and Wage-Bargaining Institutions in the EMU
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65. Macroeconomic Policy Coordination in the EU: How Far
Should It Go?, Swedish Economic Policy Review, 2001:1.
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66.
Does Active Labour Market Policy Work? Lessons from the
Swedish Experiences (with Anders Forslund and Maria Hemström), Swedish
Economic Policy Review, 2001:2.
Also IIES Seminar Paper No. 700, IFAU Working Paper No. 2002:4 and CESifo
Working Paper No. 675. Download.
67. Summary in English of “The Swedish Government Commission on
Stabilisation Policy for Full Employment in the Event of Swedish Membership
in the Monetary Union” (Stabiliseringspolitik i valutaunionen,
Slutbetänkande, Kommittén för stabiliseringspolitik för full
sysselsättning vid ett svenskt medlemskap i valutaunionen), SOU 2002:16,
Stockholm (with Ingemar Hansson, Bengt K Å Johansson, Nils Lundgren, Inga
Persson, Irma Rosenberg). Download.
68. Report on the European Economy 2003 of the
European Economic Advisory Group (EEAG) at the CESifo Institute (together with
Giancarlo Corsetti, John Flemming, Seppo Honkapohja, John Kay, Willi Leibfritz,
Gilles Saint-Paul, Hans-Werner Sinn and Xavier Vives), February, Munich. Report.
69. How to Reform Europe’s Fiscal Policy Framework
(together with Giancarlo Corsetti), World Economics Journal, 2003:1.
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70. Nominal Wage Flexibility and Fiscal Policy – How Much
Can They Reduce Macroeconomic Variability in the EMU?, Submissions on EMU from
Leading Academics, UK Membership of the Single Currency: An Assessment of
the Five Economic Tests, HM Treasury, London, 2003. Download.
71. Fiscal Policy to Stabilise the Domestic Economy in the
EMU: What Can We Learn from Monetary Policy?, CESifo Economic Studies,
2003:3. Download.
72.
Report on the European
Economy 2004 of the European Economic Advisory Group (EEAG)
at the CESifo Institute (together with Giancarlo Corsetti, Seppo Honkapohja,
John Kay, Willi Leibfritz, Gilles Saint-Paul, Hans-Werner Sinn and Xavier
Vives), February, Munich. Report.
73. Unemployment Benefits, Contract Length and Nominal Wage
Flexibility (with Åsa Johansson), Scandinavian Journal of Economics,
2004:1. Download.
74. "Activation versus Other Employment Polices
- Lessons for Germany", CESifo Forum,
2/2004. Download.
75. The Effects of Active Labour Market Policies in
Sweden: What Is the Evidence? (with Anders Forslund and Maria Hemström), in
J. Agell, M.J. Keen and A.J. Weichenreider (eds.), Labor Market
Institutions and Public Regulation, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2004. Download.
76.
Finn Kydland and Edward Prescott’s Contribution to Dynamic Macroeconomics:
The Time Inconsistency of Economic Policy and the Driving Forces behind
Business Cycles (together with Peter Englund, Tore Ellingsen, Lars Engwall,
Per Krusell, Karl-Gustaf Löfgren, Timo Teräsvirta and Jörgen Weibull),
Advanced Information on the 2004 Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of
Alfred Nobel, the Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm. Download.
77.
Report on the European Economy 2005
of
the European Economic Advisory Group (EEAG) at the CESifo Institute (together
with Giancarlo Corsetti, Seppo Honkapohja, John Kay, Willi Leibfritz, Gilles
Saint-Paul, Hans-Werner Sinn and Xavier Vives), March, Munich. Report.
78.
What Remains of the Stability Pact and What
Next?, Swedish Institute
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79.
Nominal Wage Flexibility, Wage Indexation, and Monetary
Union (with Åsa Johansson), Economic Journal, 2006:116. Download.
80. Report on the European Economy 2006 of
the European Economic Advisory Group (EEAG) at the CESifo Institute (together
with Giancarlo Corsetti, Seppo Honkapohja, John Kay, Gilles Saint-Paul,
Hans-Werner Sinn, Jan-Egbert Sturm and Xavier Vives), March, Munich. Download.
81.
The
Revised Stability and Growth Pact – A Critical Assessment, The Journal for Money and
Banking of
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82.
Edmund Phelp’s Contributions to Macroeconomics (together
with Peter Englund, Tore Ellingsen, Lars Engwall, Bertil Holmlund, Per
Krusell, Karl-Gustaf Löfgren, Lars Magnusson, Timo Teräsvirta and Jörgen
Weibull), Advanced Information on the 2006 Prize in Economic Sciences in
Memory of Alfred Nobel, the Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm. Download.
83.
Edmund Phelp’s Contributions to Macroeconomics (together
with Peter Englund, Tore Ellingsen, Lars Engwall, Bertil Holmlund, Per
Krusell, Karl-Gustaf Löfgren, Lars Magnusson,
Timo Teräsvirta and Jörgen
Weibull), Information for the Public on the 2006 Prize in Economic Sciences in
Memory of Alfred Nobel, the Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm. Download.
84.
The EEAG Report on the European Economy 2007 of the European Economic Advisory Group at the CESifo Institute
(Lars Calmfors (Chair), Giancarlo
Corsetti, Michael P. Devereux, Seppo Honkapohja, Gilles Saint-Paul (Vice
Chair), Hans-Werner Sinn, Jan-Egbert Sturm and Xavier Vives), February,
Munich. Report.
85.
Flexicurity - an Answer or a Question, European Policy Analysis
2007:6, Sieps. Download.
86.
Knowledge Driven Growth: An initial report by the Globalisation Council
(together with other members of the Globalisation Council), Ds 2007:38,
Stockholm, 2007;
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87.
The EEAG Report on the European Economy 2008
by the European Economic Advisory Group at the CESifo Institute (Lars
Calmfors (Chair), Giancarlo
Corsetti, Michael P. Devereux, Gilles Saint-Paul
(Vice Chair), Hans-Werner Sinn, Jan-Egbert Sturm and Xavier Vives),
February, Munich.
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88. Comment on Charles Wyplosz:
Fiscal Policy Councils
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Unlovable or Just Unloved?
at Economic Council in Sweden conference on "Fiscal Rules and
Institutions", Stockholm 22 October 2007, Swedish Economic Policy Review
2007:14.
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89.
The Role of
Research and
Researchers in
Economic Policy-Making:
Some Reflections Based on Personal Experiences
(Tutkimuksen ja tutkijoiden
rooli talouspolitiikassa:
kokemuksiini
perustuvaa pohdintaa),
Finnish Economic Journal
(Kansantaloudellinen aikakauskirja)
2009/1.
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90.
Swedish Fiscal Policy, Report of the Fiscal Policy
Council 2009
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Torben Andersen, Martin Flodén,
Laura Hartman, Ann-Sofie Kolm, Lars Tobisson
and Erik Åsbrink),
Stockholm.
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91. Comments to the 2010 Budget Bill (together with other members),
Swedish Fiscal Policy Council 2009.
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92. Trade in Services and in Goods with Low-Wage Countries - How Do
Attitudes Differ and How Are They Formed? (with Girts Dimdins, Marie
Gustafsson, Henry Montgomery and Ulrika Stavlöt), Sieps 2009:6, Swedish
Institute for European Policy Studies, Stockholm.
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93.
How Have We Handled the Economic Crisis and What Do We Do Now?, Félix
Neubergh Lecture at the School of Economics, Business and Law, University of
Gothenburg, 8 December 2009. Download.