Books in English

Books 1939–1969

Eliasson, Gunnar (1969), The Credit Market, Investment, Planning and Monetary Policy – An Econometric Study of Manufacturing Industries. Stockholm: IUI and Almqvist & Wiksell. Pp. 111.

Industriens Utredningsinstitut (1969), The Industrial Institute for Economic and Social Research. Annual Report 1969 and 1939–1969 in Retrospect. Stockholm: IUI.

Albinsson, Göran, Sten Tängelin and Karl-Erik Wärneryd (1968), Mainonta talous-elämässä. Helsinki: Sininen Kirja OY. Pp. 210.

Industriens Utredningsinstitut (1966), The Industrial Institute for Economic and Social Research. Annual Report 1966. Stockholm: IUI.

Eliasson, Gunnar (1965), Investment Funds in Operation. Stockholm: National Institute of Economic Research. 161 s.

Höglund, Bengt and Lars Werin (1964), The Production System of the Swedish Economy: An Input-Output Study. Stockholm: IUI and Almqvist & Wiksell. Pp. 231.

Paues, Wilhelm (1958), The European Common Market and Business: Summary for Foreign Contacts. Stockholm: SNS. 39 s.

Höök, Erik, Alv Elshult and Hans Risberg (1956) Schwedens Wirtschaft / The Economic Life of Sweden. Stockholm: Svenska Institutet. Pp. 126/112.

Höök, Erik (1955), Salaried Employees and the Industrial Transformation. Stockholm: SNS. Pp. 15.

Elshult, Alv (1952), La Vida Económica de Suecia / La Vie Économique de la Suède. Stockholm: Svenska Institutet and Forum. Pp. 156/159.

Elinder, Rickard (1949), Facts about the Swedish Shoe Industry. Stockholm: Svenska Skofabrikantföreningens skriftserie. Pp. 15.

Elgar Companion to

Social Capital and Health

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Martin Ljunge, IFN, is the author of a chapter, "Trust promotes health: addressing reverse causality by studying children of immigrants", in a new book edited by Sherman Folland and Eric Nauenberg. The cutting edge of research is presented, covering the ever-expanding social capital field.

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