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Randi HjalmarssonUniversity of GothenburgVerified email at economics.gu.se
C. Mirjam van PraagMaersk Mc-Kinney Møller Professor of Entrepreneurship @ Copenhagen Business SchoolVerified email at cbs.dk
Anders BjörklundProfessor of economics, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Joeri SolUniversity of AmsterdamVerified email at uva.nl
Anders BöhlmarkSOFI, Stockholm universityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Theodor VladaselUniversitat Pompeu Fabra and Barcelona School of EconomicsVerified email at upf.edu
Yves ZenouMonash UniversityVerified email at monash.edu
Helena HolmlundInstitute for evaluation of labour market and education policy (IFAU)Verified email at ifau.uu.se
Lena LindahlAssociate Professor of Economics, Swedish Institute for Social Research, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Markus JänttiProfessor of Economics, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Bhash MazumderFederal Reserve Bank of chicagoVerified email at chi.frb.org
Lars LefgrenProfessor of Economics, Brigham Young UniversityVerified email at byu.edu
David P. SimsAssociate Professor of Economcs, Brigham Young UniversityVerified email at byu.edu
Anne BoschiniProfessor of Economics, SOFI, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Jan SauermannIFAU UppsalaVerified email at ifau.uu.se
Anna SandbergResearcher, Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI), Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Jesper RoineAssociate Professor of Economics, SITE, Stockholm School of Economics,Verified email at hhs.se
Olof BäckmanProfessor of Criminology, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at criminology.su.se
Karin HederosResearcher, Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI), Stockholm UniversityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Miles CorakThe Graduate Center, City University of New York

Matthew J. Lindquist

professor i nationalekonomi, Stockholms universitet

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Why do entrepreneurial parents have entrepreneurial children? MJ Lindquist, J Sol, M Van Praag Journal of Labor Economics 33 (2), 269-296, 2015	522	2015
Life-cycle variations in the association between current and lifetime income: Replication and extension for Sweden A Böhlmark, MJ Lindquist Journal of Labor Economics 24 (4), 879-896, 2006	397	2006
The effect of education on criminal convictions and incarceration: Causal evidence from micro‐data R Hjalmarsson, H Holmlund, MJ Lindquist The Economic Journal 125 (587), 1290-1326, 2015	258	2015
Family background and income during the rise of the welfare state: trends in brother correlations for Swedish men born 1932-1968 A Björklund, M Jäntti, MJ Lindquist Journal of Public Economics 93 (5-6), 671-680, 2009	175	2009
A comparison of upward and downward intergenerational mobility in Canada, Sweden and the United States M Corak, MJ Lindquist, B Mazumder Labour Economics 30, 185-200, 2014	156	2014
Like godfather, like son exploring the intergenerational nature of crime R Hjalmarsson, MJ Lindquist Journal of Human Resources 47 (2), 550-582, 2012	129	2012
Capital-skill complementarity and inequality over the business cycle MJ Lindquist Review of Economic Dynamics 7 (3), 519-540, 2004	129	2004
Rich dad, smart dad: Decomposing the intergenerational transmission of income L Lefgren, D Sims, MJ Lindquist Journal of Political Economy 120 (2), 268-303, 2012	117	2012
What more than parental income, education and occupation? An exploration of what Swedish siblings get from their parents A Björklund, L Lindahl, MJ Lindquist The BE Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy 10 (1), 2010	113	2010
On the origins of entrepreneurship: Evidence from sibling correlations T Vladasel, MJ Lindquist, J Sol, M Van Praag Journal of business venturing 36 (5), 106017, 2021	89*	2021
The origins of intergenerational associations in crime: Lessons from Swedish adoption data R Hjalmarsson, MJ Lindquist Labour Economics 20, 68-81, 2013	79	2013
Capital–skill complementarity and inequality in Sweden MJ Lindquist The Scandinavian Journal of Economics 107 (4), 711-735, 2005	78	2005
Does placing children in foster care increase their adult criminality? MJ Lindquist, T Santavirta Labour Economics 31, 72-83, 2014	74	2014
The importance of family background and neighborhood effects as determinants of crime KH Eriksson, R Hjalmarsson, MJ Lindquist, A Sandberg Journal of Population Economics 29, 219-262, 2016	67	2016
Is the Swedish central government a wage leader? MJ Lindquist, R Vilhelmsson Applied Economics 38 (14), 1617-1625, 2006	65	2006
Key players in co-offending networks MJ Lindquist, Y Zenou CEPR Discussion Paper No. DP9889, 2014	58	2014
The dynamics of child poverty in Sweden MJ Lindquist, G Sjögren Lindquist Journal of Population Economics 25, 1423-1450, 2012	45	2012
The causal effect of military conscription on crime R Hjalmarsson, MJ Lindquist The Economic Journal 129 (622), 2522-2562, 2019	37*	2019
Network effects on worker productivity MJ Lindquist, J Sauermann, Y Zenou CEPR Discussion Paper No. DP10928, 2015	31	2015
Crime and networks: ten policy lessons MJ Lindquist, Y Zenou Oxford Review of Economic Policy 35 (4), 746-771, 2019	24	2019

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