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Nick BloomStanfordVerified email at stanford.edu
Raffaella SadunHarvard Business SchoolVerified email at hbs.edu
Rachel GriffithProfessor of Economics, University of ManchesterVerified email at ifs.org.uk
Stephen MachinDepartment of Economics and Centre for Economic Performance, London School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Gianmarco I.P. OttavianoBocconi UniversityVerified email at unibocconi.it
Swati DhingraAssociate Professor, London School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Richard BlundellUniversity College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
Ralf MartinImperial College Business School, LondonVerified email at imperial.ac.uk
Thomas SampsonLondon School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Mirko DracaUniversity of WarwickVerified email at warwick.ac.uk
Anna ValeroLondon School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Carol PropperImperial College LondonVerified email at imperial.ac.uk
Stephen ReddingHarold T. Shapiro*64 Professor in Economics, Princeton UniversityVerified email at princeton.edu
Antoine DechezleprêtreLondon School of Economics, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the EnvironmentVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Brian David BellKing's Business School & Centre for Economic Performance, LSEVerified email at kcl.ac.uk
Lucia FosterChief Economist and Chief of the Center for Economic Studies, U.S. Census BureauVerified email at census.gov
Itay Saporta EkstenTel Aviv UniversityVerified email at post.tau.ac.il
Ron JarminDeputy Director, U.S. Census BureauVerified email at census.gov
Xavier JaravelLondon School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Erik BrynjolfssonProfessor at Stanford; NBER; Stanford Digital Economy LabVerified email at stanford.edu

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	4290	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	2362	2004
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	2250	2020
Uncertainty and investment dynamics N Bloom, S Bond, J Van Reenen The review of economic studies 74 (2), 391-415, 2007	2240	2007
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	2196	1999
Innovation and institutional ownership P Aghion, J Van Reenen, L Zingales American economic review 103 (1), 277-304, 2013	2108	2013
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	2050	2016
Why do management practices differ across firms and countries? N Bloom, J Van Reenen Journal of economic perspectives 24 (1), 203-224, 2010	1927	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	1863	1998
Identifying technology spillovers and product market rivalry N Bloom, M Schankerman, J Van Reenen Econometrica 81 (4), 1347-1393, 2013	1820	2013
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	1621*	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	1580	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	1338	2012
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	1225	2002
The profitability of innovating firms P Geroski, S Machin, J Van Reenen The RAND Journal of Economics, 198-211, 1993	1199	1993
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	1175	2014
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	1145*	2006
Dynamic count data models of technological innovation R Blundell, R Griffith, JV Reenen The economic journal 105 (429), 333-344, 1995	1076	1995
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	1030	2016
Are ideas getting harder to find? N Bloom, CI Jones, J Van Reenen, M Webb American Economic Review 110 (4), 1104-1144, 2020	1009	2020

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