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Nick BloomStanfordAdresse e-mail validée de stanford.edu
Raffaella SadunHarvard Business SchoolAdresse e-mail validée de hbs.edu
Rachel GriffithProfessor of Economics, University of ManchesterAdresse e-mail validée de ifs.org.uk
Stephen MachinDepartment of Economics and Centre for Economic Performance, London School of EconomicsAdresse e-mail validée de lse.ac.uk
Gianmarco I.P. OttavianoBocconi UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de unibocconi.it
Ralf MartinImperial College Business School, LondonAdresse e-mail validée de imperial.ac.uk
Swati DhingraAssociate Professor, London School of EconomicsAdresse e-mail validée de lse.ac.uk
Richard BlundellUniversity College London and Institute for Fiscal StudiesAdresse e-mail validée de ucl.ac.uk
Thomas SampsonLondon School of EconomicsAdresse e-mail validée de lse.ac.uk
Mirko DracaUniversity of WarwickAdresse e-mail validée de warwick.ac.uk
Anna ValeroLondon School of EconomicsAdresse e-mail validée de lse.ac.uk
Christina PattersonUniversity of ChicagoAdresse e-mail validée de chicagobooth.edu
Itay Saporta EkstenTel Aviv UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de post.tau.ac.il
Carol PropperImperial College LondonAdresse e-mail validée de imperial.ac.uk
Ron JarminDeputy Director, U.S. Census BureauAdresse e-mail validée de census.gov
Erik BrynjolfssonProfessor at Stanford; NBER; Stanford Digital Economy LabAdresse e-mail validée de stanford.edu
Antoine DechezleprêtreLondon School of Economics, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the EnvironmentAdresse e-mail validée de lse.ac.uk
Brian David BellKing's Business School & Centre for Economic Performance, LSEAdresse e-mail validée de kcl.ac.uk
Joao Paulo PessoaAssociate Professor of Economics, FGV-Sao Paulo School of EconomicsAdresse e-mail validée de fgv.br
Stephen ReddingHarold T. Shapiro*64 Professor in Economics, Princeton UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de princeton.edu

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John Van Reenen

MIT Department of Economics and Sloan Management School

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Measuring and explaining management practices across firms and countries N Bloom, J Van Reenen The quarterly journal of Economics 122 (4), 1351-1408, 2007	4761	2007
The fall of the labor share and the rise of superstar firms D Autor, D Dorn, LF Katz, C Patterson, J Van Reenen The Quarterly Journal of Economics 135 (2), 645-709, 2020	3010	2020
Uncertainty and investment dynamics N Bloom, S Bond, J Van Reenen The review of economic studies 74 (2), 391-415, 2007	2631	2007
Mapping the two faces of R&D: Productivity growth in a panel of OECD industries R Griffith, S Redding, JV Reenen Review of economics and statistics 86 (4), 883-895, 2004	2534	2004
Innovation and institutional ownership P Aghion, J Van Reenen, L Zingales American economic review 103 (1), 277-304, 2013	2516	2013
Market share, market value and innovation in a panel of British manufacturing firms R Blundell, R Griffith, J Van Reenen The review of economic studies 66 (3), 529-554, 1999	2352	1999
Trade induced technical change? The impact of Chinese imports on innovation, IT and productivity N Bloom, M Draca, J Van Reenen The review of economic studies 83 (1), 87-117, 2016	2298	2016
Identifying technology spillovers and product market rivalry N Bloom, M Schankerman, J Van Reenen Econometrica 81 (4), 1347-1393, 2013	2182	2013
Why do management practices differ across firms and countries? N Bloom, J Van Reenen Journal of economic perspectives 24 (1), 203-224, 2010	2178	2010
Technology and changes in skill structure: evidence from seven OECD countries S Machin, J Van Reenen The quarterly journal of economics 113 (4), 1215-1244, 1998	1919	1998
How Effective are Fiscal Incentives for R & D?: A New Review of the Evidence J Van Reenen, BH Hall National Bureau of Economic Research, 1999	1740*	1999
Skill-biased organizational change? Evidence from a panel of British and French establishments E Caroli, J Van Reenen The Quarterly Journal of Economics 116 (4), 1449-1492, 2001	1652	2001
Americans do IT better: US multinationals and the productivity miracle N Bloom, R Sadun, JV Reenen American Economic Review 102 (1), 167-201, 2012	1530	2012
Carbon taxes, path dependency, and directed technical change: Evidence from the auto industry P Aghion, A Dechezleprêtre, D Hemous, R Martin, J Van Reenen Journal of Political Economy 124 (1), 1-51, 2016	1432	2016
Are ideas getting harder to find? N Bloom, CI Jones, J Van Reenen, M Webb American Economic Review 110 (4), 1104-1144, 2020	1413	2020
Has ICT polarized skill demand? Evidence from eleven countries over twenty-five years G Michaels, A Natraj, J Van Reenen Review of Economics and Statistics 96 (1), 60-77, 2014	1357	2014
Do R&D tax credits work? Evidence from a panel of countries 1979–1997 N Bloom, R Griffith, J Van Reenen Journal of Public Economics 85 (1), 1-31, 2002	1347	2002
The profitability of innovating firms P Geroski, S Machin, J Van Reenen The Rand journal of economics, 198-211, 1993	1273	1993
The impact of training on productivity and wages: Evidence from British panel data L Dearden, H Reed, J Van Reenen Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 68 (4), 397-421, 2006	1220*	2006
Dynamic count data models of technological innovation R Blundell, R Griffith, JV Reenen The economic journal 105 (429), 333-344, 1995	1147	1995

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