- Grasping the impalpable: Critical appraisal of the role of public policy for intangibles (D7.7)
- Report on the empirical analysis on the role of intangible assets in the public sector (D7.6)
- Role of Policy for Development and the Use of Intangible Assets (D7.5)
- The rule of law and investment in intangible capital: Evidence for the EU-16, 1996-2017 (D7.4)
- Impact of public sector intangibles and their components on firms’ productivity (D7.3)
- Public Sector Intangibles and Governance Quality in the European Union (D7.2)
- Intangible assets in the Public Sector: An Extended Definition and Methodological Guide (D7.1)
- Revisiting intangible capital and labour productivity growth, 2000–2015 (D6.7)
- Intangible Capital and Labor Productivity Growth— Revisiting the Evidence: An Update (update of results in D6.6)
- Intangible Capital and Labor Productivity Growth: Revisiting the Evidence (D6.6)
- The combined contribution of intangible capital and global value chain participation to productivity (D6.5)
- Innovation-labor biased technical change and growth – Evidence from Finnish innovation value chains (D6.4)
- Are innovation and intangible assets drivers for EU’s manufacturing competitiveness in Global Value Chains? (D6.3)
- GLOBALINTO Input-Output Intangibles Database: Industry-level data on intangibles for EU-28 (D.6.2)
- The contribution of intangible inputs and participation in global value chains to productivity performance (D6.1)
- Productivity of environmental innovations under the environmental regulation of firms (D5.12)
- Intangible Capital and Firm-Level Productivity – Evidence from Germany (D5.11)
- Gender and age productivity-wage gaps in innovative work (D5.10)
- Linking investments in intangible assets and global value chain participation with firm export performance (D5.9)
- NETWORKING AND CLUSTERING OF INNOVATIVE FIRMS: Knowledge diffusion between large firms, SMEs and platforms, The case of patents in Artificial Intelligence (D5.8)
- Profitable intangible investments and market power – barriers and opportunities for firms with different size (D5.7)
- Gender balance and productivity (D5.6)
- Innovation-driven productivity growth: the role of ICT capital and effective labour (D5.5)
- Spillovers, intangibles and productivity (D5.4)
- Intangibles from intangible capital work – their valuation and technological change (D5.3)
- Academic article on knowledge diffusion (D5.2)
- The impact of intangible assets on productivity growth in the Norwegian economy: Evidence from firm-level data (D5.1)
- Final report describing the survey results and methodology (D4.4)
- Set-up of subcontracted survey – monitoring and assessment for quality control (D4.2)
- Set-up of pilot questionnaire and datasets (D4.1)
- Micro-level Intangibles Measure: The Case of Public Sector & Application to Slovenia (D3.5)
- Relational Capital: Do board networks exist and are they valuable? (D3.2)
- Measuring Intangible Assets – A Review of the State of the Art (D3.1)
- Public Policy and Intangibles: A Conceptualisation and Critical Appraisal (D2.6)
- Survey on demographic changes and productivity growth (D2.5)
- Working Paper for Firm Size, Market Entry and Growth (D2.4)
- Academic article on digitalization in the production process: Key concepts and measurement (D2.3)
- GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS: The productivity contribution of intangible assets and participation in global value chains (D2.2)
- Intangible Capital and Labour Productivity Growth: A Review of the Literature (D2.1)
- A Non-Technical Report on Challenges for Statistics in Measuring New Growth Determinants (D1.4)
- Measuring the Intangibles Using Survey Data (D1.3)
- Working Paper for Measuring the Intangibles using Register Data (D1.2)
- A Survey of Challenges to Growth: the Productivity Puzzle in the Context of (new) Growth Determinants (D1.1)
