Erik Prawitz
UniversitetslektorI am a Senior Lecturer (Lektor) at the Department of Economics and Statistics. My primary research interests are in economic development, political economics and economic history. In my work, I often craft or make use of historical datasets. Examples of ongoing projects include the returns to migration during the Age of Mass Migration, the effects of the rollout of a railroad network on the collaboration among inventors, and how a rising metropolis like Stockholm during the second industrial revolution could affect the increase in female labor force participation. Currently, I teach courses in Econometrics and the Economics of Migration.
Personal website: https://sites.google.com/site/erikprawitz/
Undervisning
- Advanced Econometrics
- Economics of Migration
Vi är kvalitetscertifierade
Ekonomihögskolan och Linnéuniversitetet är ackrediterade av The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business; AACSB.
Publikationer
Artikel i tidskrift (Refereegranskat)
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Berger, T., Prawitz, E. (2024). Collaboration and connectivity : Historical evidence from patent records. Journal of Urban Economics. 139.
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Andersson, D., Berger, T., Prawitz, E. (2023). Making a Market : Infrastructure, Integration, and the Rise of Innovation. Review of Economics and Statistics. 105 (2). 258-274.
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Andersson, D., Karadja, M., Prawitz, E. (2022). Mass Migration and Technological Change. Journal of the European Economic Association. 20 (5). 1859-1896.
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Karadja, M., Prawitz, E. (2019). Exit, Voice, and Political Change : Evidence from Swedish Mass Migration to the United States. Journal of Political Economy. 127 (4). 1864-1925.
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Rapport (Övrigt vetenskapligt)
- Berger, T., Prawitz, E. (2023). DP18147 Inventors among the “Impoverished Sophisticate”. Paris & London, CEPR Press.
- Berger, T., Prawitz, E. (2023). Collaboration and Connectivity : Historical Evidence from Patent Records. Växjö, Institutionen för nationalekonomi och statistik, Linnéuniversitetet. 49.