Working Papers Archive
- Riillo, C. A. F., Peroni C. (2022). From an Official Survey to a Probability-based Online Panel: the Drivers to Opt-in an Online Panel. CIPHER 2022.
- O'Connor, K.J. (2022). Measuring Progress (Pdf). IZA Policy Paper No. 194.
- Sarracino, F., O'Connor, K.J. (2022). Neo-humanism and Covid-19: opportunities for a socially and environmentally sustainable world. ECOSTAT Working papers N° 129, STATEC.
- Sarracino, F., O'Connor, K.J. (2022). A measure of well-being efficiency based on the World Happiness Report. IZA Discussion Paper No. 15669.
- Sarracino, F., Greyling, T., O'Connor, K.J., Peroni, C., and Rossouw S. (2022). Trust predicts compliance with Covid-19 containment policies: evidence from ten countries using big data (Pdf). IZA Discussion Paper No. 15171.
- Bartolini, S., O'Connor, K.J. (2022). Effects of teaching practices on life satisfaction and test scores: evidence from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA). GLO Discussion Paper No. 1009.
- Riillo C.A.F. and Peroni, C., (2021). Acceptability of COVID-19 Contact-tracing apps in Luxembourg: a Panel Analysis. ECOSTAT Working papers N° 126, STATEC.
- Pugno, M., Sarracino, F. (2021). Intrinsic vs extrinsic motivation to protect the environment: correlational and causal evidence. MPRA Paper No. 107143.
- DiMaria, C.-H. (2021). Financial crisis and contagion in a micro-FISIM framework. ECOSTAT Working papers N° 122, STATEC.
- DiMaria, C.-H. (2021). When National Accounts meet efficiency measurement of bank. ECOSTAT Working papers N° 124, STATEC.
- Sarracino, F., Greyling, T., O'Connor, K.J., Peroni, C., and Rossouw S. (2021). A year of pandemic: levels, changes and validity of well-being data from Twitter. Evidence from ten countries. GLO Discussion Paper No. 831.
- Massimiliano, M., and Sivec, V. (2021). Nowcasting GDP Growth in a Small Open Economy. ECOSTAT Working papers N° 120, STATEC.
- Sarracino, F., and O'Connor, K.J. (2021). Neo-humanism and Covid-19: opportunities for a socially and environmentally sustainable world. GLO Discussion Paper No. 825.
- Kilinç, U. (2017). Productivity Slowdown and Misallocation in the Post-Recession: What Prevents Recovery? (Pdf, 481 Ko). Économie et statistiques, N° 93/2017.
- Sarracino, F., and Mikucka M. (2017). Bias and efficiency loss in regression estimates due to duplicated observations (Pdf, 381 Ko). Économie et statistiques, N° 92/2017.
- Mikucka, M., Sarracino, F., and Dubrow, J.K. (2017).When Does Economic Growth Improve Life Satisfaction? (Pdf, 322 Ko). Économie et statistiques, N° 91/2017.
- Économie et statistiques N° 90/2016 Comparability of web and telephone surveys for the measurement of subjective well-being (Pdf, 424 Ko)
- Économie et statistiques N° 88/2016 Productivity, Markups and International Trade: The Case of Small Open Economy (Pdf, 1,99 Mo)
- Économie et statistiques N° 86/2016 L'innovation au Luxembourg pendant la période 2002-2010 (Pdf, 232 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 84/2015 Assessing the non-economic outcomes of social entrepreneurship in Luxembourg (Pdf, 348 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 81/2015 Entrepreneurship and immigration: evidence from GEM Luxembourg (Pdf, 1,03 Mo)
- Economie et statistiques N° 80/2015 How does firms’ perceived competition affect technological innovation in Luxembourg? (Pdf, 292 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 78/2014 Retrieving initial capital distributions from panel data (Pdf, 265 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 77/2014 Motivations for corporate social responsibility: All talk and no walk? (Anglais, Pdf, 518 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 75/2014 Assessing the social and solidarity economy in Luxembourg (Pdf, 825 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 72/2014 The EU Commission production function approach to estimate output gap (Pdf, 440 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 71/2014 Factor Allocation and Firm-Level Productivity (Anglais, Pdf, 240 Ko)
- Economie et statistiques N° 70/2014 The engagement in standardization activities (Anglais, Pdf, 454 Ko)
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