John Van Reenen
London School of Economics and CEPR
http://cep.lse.ac.uk/people/bio.asp?id=1358
John Van Reenen is a Professor in the Department of Economics and Director of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He also serves of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Industrial Economics. In 2009 he was awarded (jointly with Fabrizio Zilibotti) the Yrjö Jahnsson Prize.
Articles by John Van Reenen:
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Mrs Thatcher’s economic legacy
11 April 2013, 12471 reads
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The LSE ‘manifesto for growth’
31 January 2013, 20047 reads
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Inequality and the US election: The elephant in the room
3 November 2012, 8689 reads
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Economic recovery and policy uncertainty in the US
29 October 2012, 12126 reads
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Timing is everything: Fiscal consolidation during depression
15 September 2012, 6194 reads
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The alternatives to austerity: The effect on jobs and incomes in the UK
14 August 2012, 21383 reads
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Fiscal consolidation: Too much of a good thing?
27 April 2012, 16241 reads
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Wanted: A real budget for growth – Commentary on UK Budget 2012
29 March 2012, 6763 reads
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Rethinking industry policy: Size matters
17 February 2012, 9500 reads
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From Plan B to Plan V: What the UK economy needs to reboot and rebalance growth
7 March 2011, 8139 reads
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Who’s afraid of the big bad dragon? How Chinese trade boosts European innovation
3 February 2011, 13877 reads
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Why good practices really matter in healthcare
17 December 2010, 9500 reads
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Location, location, location: Why geography matters for R&D
25 October 2010, 9796 reads
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Financial regulation: Can we avoid another great recession?
4 May 2010, 14364 reads
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Bankers’ bonuses: Claw-back clauses are critical
3 May 2010, 12172 reads
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Measuring management practices
5 March 2010, 27013 reads
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Innovation and institutional ownership
20 March 2009, 10563 reads
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Killer wage regulations
30 January 2008, 24034 reads
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Do firm-level productivity differences explain wage inequality?
25 November 2007, 42421 reads
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Is distance dying at last?
7 September 2007, 30428 reads
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Can European firms close their ‘management gap’ with the US?
12 July 2007, 31467 reads
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