Publikationer
Aktuella internationella publikationer (2011-2009)
2011
Ali Ahmed (2011), “Women are not always less competitive than men: Evidence from Come Dine with Me.” Applied Economics Letters no. 1.
Ali Ahmed (2011), “Conditional reciprocity in investment game.” Social Science Journal no. 2.
Ali Ahmed, Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2011), “Inter- and intra-household earning differentials among homosexual and heterosexual couples.” British Journal of Industrial Relations no 2 Supplement.
Ali Ahmed, Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2011), “Does age matter for employability? A field experiment of ageing in the Swedish labour market.” Applied Economics Letters no 4.
Ali Ahmed, Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2011), “Sexual orientation and occupational rank.” Economics Bulletin no 3.
Ali Ahmed, & Mats Hammarstedt (2011), “The effect of subtle religious representations on cooperation.” International Journal of Social Economics ( Forthcoming).
Lina Andersson (2011), “The female immigrant labour supply: The effect of an in-work benefit.” Labour no. 2.
Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2011), “Transmission of self-employment across immigrant generations: the importance of ethnic background and gender.” Review of Economics of the Household. (Forthcoming).
Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2011), “Ethnic enclaves, networks and self-employment among Middle Eastern immigrants in Sweden.” International Migration (Forthcoming).
Dominique Anxo & Ghazi Shukur (2011), “The demand of part-time in European companies. A multilevel modelling approach.” Applied Economics no. 1. (Co-author S. Hussain.)
Dominique Anxo (2011), “Gender differences in time use over the life course in France, Italy, Sweden and the US.” Feminist Economics no 3. (Co-authors L. Mencarrini, A. Paiihe, A. Solaz, M. Letizia Tanturri and L. Flood.)
Magnus Carlsson (2011), “An experimental study of sex segregation in the Swedish labor market. Is discrimination the explanation? “ Feminist Economics no 3.
Jan Ekberg (2011), “Will future immigration to Sweden make it easier to finance the welfare system.” European Journal of Population no. 1.
Jan Ekberg (2011), ”Immigrants in the labor market during the recession. The case of Sweden.”In D. Papademetriou, M. Sumption & A. Terrazas (eds.) Migration and the Great Recession. The Transatlantic Experience. MPI Publisher. Washington DC.
Peter Karlsson (2011), “The incompleteness problem of the APT model.” Computational Economics no 2.
Peter Karlsson (2011), “Estimating mean-standard deviation ratios of financial data.” Journal of Applied Statistics (Forthcoming) (Co-authors T Holgersson and R Mansoor).
Yushu Li & Ghazi Shukur (2011), “Wavelet improvement of the over-rejection of unit root test under GARCH errors: an application of Swedish immigrant data.” Communication and Statistics: Theory and Methods no. 13.
Yushu Li & Ghazi Shukur (2011), “Linear and nonlinear causality tests in LSTAR models. Wavelet decomposition in nonlinear environments.” Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation (Forthcoming).
Yushu Li & Ghazi Shukur (2011), “Testing for unit roots in panel data using a wavelet ratio method.” Computional Economics (Forthcoming).
Thomas Lindh (2011), “Long run horizon growth forecasting and demography.” In D. F. Hendry & M. Clements (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Economic Forecasting. Oxford University Press.
Thomas Lindh (2011), “Demographic perspectives in housing.” In The international Encyclopedia of Housing and Home. Elsevier Publisher. (Co-author B Malmberg).
Jonas Månsson (2011), “Transition from part-time unemployment: Is part-time work a dead end or a stepping stone to the labour market?” Economic and Industrial Democracy no. 1. (Co-author J. Ottosson.)
Jonas Månsson & Lennart Delander (2011), “Gender differences in active labour market policy – The Swedish self-employment programme.” Equality, Diversity and Inclusion no. 4.
Jonas Månsson (2011), “Swedish attitudes toward labor immigrants and guest workers from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland–A natural experimental study.” Baltic Journal of Economics no 2. (Co-author J Dahlander).
Dan-Olof Rooth (2011), “Work out or out of work. The labor market return to psysical fitness and leisure sport activities.” Labour Economics no 3.
Dan-Olof Rooth (2011), “The role of automatic obesity stereotypes in real hiring discrimination.” Journal of Applied Psychology no 4. (Co-author J. Agerström)
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “A Poisson ridge regression estimator.” Economic Modelling no 4 (Co-author K. Månsson.)
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “On the median regression for SURE models with applications to 3-generation immigrants data in Sweden.” Economic Modelling no 6 (Co-author Z Zeebari).
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “Performance of some logistic ridge regression estimators.” Computational Economics (Forthcoming) (Co-authors B. M. Kibria and K. Månsson).
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “Modelling quarterly Swedish manufacturing companies failure using cointegration analysis.” International Business Research no 4. (Co-authors Y von Friedrichs Grängsjö and AK Salman).
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “On ridge parameters in logistic regression.” Communications in Statistics , Theory and Metods no 18. (Co-author K Månsson).
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “Modified ridge parameters for seemingly unrelated regression model.” Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods (Forthcoming) (Co-autors BM Kibria and Z Zeebari).
Ghazi Shukur (2011), “On some ridge regression estimators: A Monte Carlo simulation study under Different Error Variances.” Journal of Statistics (Forthcoming). (Co-authors BM Kibria and K Månsson).
Ghazi Shukur (2011), Modified ridge regression estimators.” Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods (Forthcoming). (Co-authors G Khalaf and K Månsson).
2010
Ali Ahmed (2010), “Muslim discrimination: Evidence from two lost-letter experiments.” Journal of Applied Social Psychology no. 4.
Ali Ahmed (2010), “What’s in a surname? The role of ethnicity in economic decision making.” Applied Economics 42: 2715–2723.
Ali Ahmed, Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2010), “Can discrimination in the housing market be reduced by increasing the information about the applicants?” Land Economics no. 1.
Ali Ahmed & Mats Hammarstedt (2010), “Sexual orientation and earnings: a register data based approach to identify homosexuals.” Journal of Population Economics no. 3.
Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2010), “Intergenerational transmissions in immigrant self-employment. Evidence from three generations.” Small Business Economics Volume 34: 261–275.
Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2010), “Self-employment matching: an analysis of dual-earner couples in Sweden.” Economics Bulletin no. 3.
Dominique Anxo (2010), The welfare state and life transition: An European perspective. Edward Eldgar. Cheltenham UK. (D. Anxo, G. Bosch and J. Rubery eds.)
Lars Behrenz (2010), “Swedish employment offices. A new model for evaluating effectiveness.” European Journal of Operation Research Vol. 207. (Co-authors R. Althin, R. Färe, S. Grosskopf, and E. Melander.)
Magnus Carlsson (2009), “Experimental evidence of discrimination in the hiring of 1st and 2nd generation immigrants.” Labour no. 3.
Jan Ekberg, Mats Hammarstedt & Ghazi Shukur (2010), “Immigrant-native earnings differential: SUR estimation applied on three generations.” Annals of Regional Science 45 no. 3.
Jan Ekberg (2010), “Residential mobility among foreign-born persons living in Sweden is associated with lower mortality.” Clinical Epidemiology no. 2. (Co-authors B. Albin, K. Hjelm, and S. Elmståhl.)
Jan Ekberg (2010), “Benefits from immigration – a question of integration on the labour market.” In A. Murray (ed.) Migration. A challenge for Europe. Fores publisher (Forthcoming)
Peter Karlsson “Model based vs. model independent tests for cross-correlation.” Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods no 1. ( Co-author T. Holgersson).
Yushu Li & Ghazi Shukur (2010), “Testing for unit root against LSTAR models: Wavelet improvement under GARCH distortion.” Communications in Statistics: Simulation and Computation no. 2.
Thomas Lindh (2010), “Low fertility and long run growth in an economy with a large public sector.” European Journal of Population no. 2. (Co-authors J. Zamac and D. Hallberg.)
Thomas Lindh (2010), “Different approaches to providing intergenerational transfers in ageing societies.” In Bokne, Eberhard and Karlsson (eds) Repositioning Europe and America for growth. LIT Publishers. (Co-authors B Malmberg and T Petersen).
Thomas Lindh (2010), Ageing and the German Economy–Age structure effects based on international comparisons. Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung, Gutersloh. (Co-author B Malmberg).
Thomas Lindh (2010), “Die ökonomischen Konsequenzen der gesellschaftlichen Alterung.” Wirtschaftsdienst no 1.
Dan-Olof Rooth (2010), “Automatic associations and discrimination in hiring: Real world evidence.” Labour Economics no. 3.
Dan-Olof Rooth (2010), “Education-occupation mismatch: Is there an income penalty?” Economics of Education Review no. 6. (Co-authors M. Nordin and I. Persson.)
Ghazi Shukur (2010), “A simulation study of some ridge regression estimators under different distribution assumptions.” Communications in Statistics: Simulation and Computation no. 8. (Co-authors K. Månsson and B. M. G. Kibria.)
Ghazi Shukur (2010), “The effect of spillover on the Granger causality test.” Journal of Applied Statistics no. 9. (Co-author P. Mantalos.)
Ghazi Shukur (2010), “The estimating international tourism demand for selected regions in Sweden and Norway with iterative seemingly unrelated regressions (ISUR).” Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism no. 4. (Co-authors A. K. Salman, L. Arnesson, A. Sörensson.)
2009
Ali Ahmed, Lina Andersson & Mats Hammarstedt (2009), ”Ethnic discrimination in the market place of small business transfers.” Economics Bulletin no. 4
Ali Ahmed & Mats Hammarstedt (2009), “Detecting discrimination against homosexuals. Evidence from field experiment on the internet.” Economica no. 3.
Ali Ahmed (2009), “Is the hand of god involved in human cooperation?” International Journal of Social Economics no. 1–2. (Co-author O. Salas.)
Ali Ahmed ( 2009), ”The relationship between behavioral and attitudinal trust: A cross-cultural study.” Review of Social Economy no 4. (Co-author O. Salas.)
Dominique Anxo (2009), “Working time policy in Sweden.” In Working time – in search of new research terri tories beyond flexibility debates. The Japan Institute for Labour policy and Training. Tokyo.
Dominique Anxo & Harald Niklasson (2009), “The Swedish model. Revival after the turbulent 1990s.” In G. Bosch, S. Lehndorff & J. Rubbery (eds.), European employment models in flux. New York. Palgrave Macmillan.
Mats Hammarstedt (2009), “Assimilation and participation in social assistance among immigrants.” International Journal of Social Welfare no. 1.
Mats Hammarstedt (2009), “Intergenerational mobility and the earnings position of first, second and third generation immigrants. Kyklos no. 2.
Mats Hammarstedt (2009), “Predicted earnings and the propensity for self-employment-evidence from Sweden.” International Journal of Manpower no. 4.
Mats Hammarstedt & Ghazi Shukur (2009), “Testing the home-country self-employment hypothesis on immigrants in Sweden.” Applied Economic Letters no. 7.
Thomas Lindh (2009), “Demographic change and economic growth in Sweden: 1750–2050.” Journal of Macroeconomics no. 1. (Co-authors D. de la Croix and B. Malmberg.)
Thomas Lindh (2009), “EU economic growth and the age structure of the population.” Economic Change and Restructuring. (Co-author B. Malmberg.)
Thomas Lindh (2009), “Fertility decisions-simulation in an age-based model (IFSIM). In A. Zaidi, A. Harding & P. Williamson (eds.) New Frontiers in Microsimulation Modelling, Part III. Ashgate. London. (Co-authors E. Beroni, D. Hallberg, M. Eklöf & J. Zamic.)
Dan-Olof Rooth (2009), “Obesity, attractiveness and differential treating in hiring – a field experiment.” Journal of Human Resources no. 3.
Dan-Olof Rooth (2009), “The ethnic employment and income gap in Sweden. Is skill or labor market discrimination the explanation?” Scandinavian Journal of Economics no. 3.
Dan-Olof Rooth (2009), “Implicit prejudice and ethnic minorities.” International Journal of Manpower no. 1-2. (Co-author J. Agerström.)
Ghazi Shukur (2009), “Coach succession and team performance: The impact of ability and timing – Swedish ice hockey data.” Journal of Quantitive Analysis in Sports no. 1. (Co-authors L. Arnesson and K. Salman.)
Ghazi Shukur (2009), “Granger causality in the presence of spillover.” Communications in Statistics: Simulation and Computation no. 10. (Co-author K. Månsson.)