Pilat, Dirk

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Research Papers in Economics

Advanced Technology Use in Canadian Manufacturing Establishments”, Working Paper No. 85, Microeconomics Analysis Division, Statistics Canada,

An Option-Value Approach to Technology Adoption

Are Some Firms Better at IT?

Comparative Analysis of Firm Demographics and Survival: Micro-Level Evidence for the OECD Countries”,

Computing Productivity: Are Computers Pulling Their Weight?”, mimeo MIT and

Der Wiel

Do Computers Make Output Harder to Measure?”,

Does Experience Matter? Productivity Effects

Does human capital matter for growth in OECD Countries? Evidence from pooled mean-group estimates”,

E-Commerce Adoption and Business Impact, A Progress Report”, Economic Trends, forthcoming. Colecchia, Alessandra (forthcoming),

Economic Advisors

Economic Analysis of Information Network Use:

Enterprise E-commerce: Measurement and Impact”, in:

Firm level analysis of information network use and productivity

Firm Organization, Technology and Performance: An Empirical Study”,

Firm Performance in the Canadian Food Processing Sector:

How to Compete: The Impact

ICT and Business Productivity: Finnish Micro-level Evidence”, in:

ICT Investments and Growth Accounts for the European Union, 1980-2000”, Research Memorandum

ICT production and ICT use – what role in aggregate productivity growth?”, in:

Implementing the OECD Jobs Strategy – Assessing Performance and Policy,

Information Technology and Firm Boundaries: Evidence from Panel Data”,

Information Technology and Productivity: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?”, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Review, third quarter,

Information Technology and the G7 Economies”,

Information Technology, Workplace Organisation, Human Capital and Firm Productivity: Evidence for the Swiss Economy”, in:

Information Technology, Workplace Organization and the Demand for Skilled Labor: Firm-Level Evidence”,

Informatisation en France: une évaluation à partir de données individuelles », G2000/13, Document de travail (Working paper, in French),

Measuring the Information

Micro Enterprises in Italy: Are ICTs and Opportunity for Growth and Competitiveness?”, paper presented at

Organization, Skills and Technology: Evidence from a Panel of British and French Establishments”,

Plant Age and Technology Use in US Manufacturing Industries”,

Problems with (Dis)Aggregating Productivity, and Another Productivity Paradox”, paper presented at workshop on Productivity: Performance, Prospects and Policies,

Product Differentiation and the Use of Information Technology: New Evidence from the Trucking Industry”,

Production and use of ICT: A sectoral perspective on productivity growth in the OECD area”,

Productivity Slowdown and the Role of ICT in Italy: A Firm-Level Analysis”, in:

Productivity, Investment in ICT and Market Experimentation: Micro Evidence from Germany and the United States”, Center for Economic Studies Working Paper CES-03-06, US Bureau of the Census,

Services Productivity in the United States – New Sources of Economic Growth,

Structural Policies and Growth: A Non-Technical Overview”, Economics Department Working Paper,

Technology and Economic Performance in the American Economy”,

Technology Use and Industrial Transformation: Empirical Perspective”, Working Paper No. 75, Microeconomics Analysis Division, Statistics Canada,

Technology Use and Worker Outcomes: Direct Evidence from Linked Employee-Employer Data”, CES WP-00-13, Center for Economic Studies,

Technology Use, Training and Plant-Specific Knowledge in Manufacturing Establishments”, Working Paper No. 86, Microeconomics Analysis Division, Statistics Canada,

The Adoption of Business-to-Business E-Commerce: Empirical Evidence for German Companies”,

The Decision to Adopt Information and Communication Technologies (ICT): Firm-Level Evidence for Switzerland”, in:

The Impact of New Technologies on Wages:

The Longitudinal Research Database: Status and Research Possibilities”,

The New Economy: Beyond the Hype,

The New Economy: Post Mortem or Second Wind”,

The Productivity of the Banking Sector: Integrating Approaches to Measuring Financial Service Output”,

The Productivity Paradox: A Case of the Emperor’s New Clothes”,

The Role of Technology Use in the Survival and

The Solow Productivity Paradox: What Do Computers Do to Productivity”,

The World Economy: A Millenial Perspective,

Understanding Productivity: Lessons from Longitudinal Micro Datasets”,

Unleashing Animal Spirits:

US Productivity Growth 1995-2000: Understanding the Contribution of Information Technology Relative to Other Factors, McKinsey Global Institute,

We’d Better Watch Out”,

The Economic Impacts of ICT : A European Perspective

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