BJÖRN HÅRSMAN
Biographic Data
| ID | 6002213 |
|---|---|
| NAME | BJÖRN HÅRSMAN |
| GIVEN NAMES | BJÖRN |
| FAMILY NAME | HÅRSMAN |
| SIGNATURE | HARSMAN B |
| AFFILIATIONS | KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3186-3733 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Analyzing the returns to entrepreneurship by a modified Lazear model
A modified version of Lazear’s model (in American Economic Review, 94 , 208-211, 2004, Journal of Labor Economics, 23 , 649–680, 2005) for occupational choice is formulated. It includes a utility adjustment factor that captures the combined effect of nonpecuniary benefits and uncertainty associated with entrepreneurship. We show that the counterfactual income returns to entrepreneurship are lower than the market value of entrepreneurial talent an…
The geography of science in 12 European countries: A Nuts2-level analysis
Unemployment in European regions: Structural problems versus the Eurozone hypothesis
Unemployment rates differ dramatically across European regions. This article analyses these differences by integrating institutional and spatial perspectives into a unified dynamic framework distinguishing between slow and fast processes of change. The framework forms the basis for an econometric model that is used to analyse labour market differences among European Nomenclature des unités territoriales statistiques 2 regions. The results of rand…
Location and spatial clustering of artists
University choice and entrepreneurship
Political and Public Acceptability of Congestion Pricing: Ideology and Self Interest
Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the Stockholm Region
This paper describes the development of ethnic segregation and ethnic diversity in the Stockholm region from 1991 to 2001, a period characterised by a rapid increase in the population share with foreign background and in ethnic variety. The population is cross-classified into 13 ethnic groups, 16 age and income groups and 240 planning districts and various entropy measures are used to quantify the ethnic diversity and residential segregation by e…
Government for the Future: Unification, Fragmentation, and Regionalism
The aim of this volume is to encourage comparative explorations of the links between economic regionalism and government behaviour. At present, the relation between government and the economy is in a state of flux. In the old developed world, supranational organizations such as the EU and the WTO, are exerting more influence over economic life. Simultaneously, regional governments have emerged to provide public services to local populations. In s…
The Spatial Segregation of Ethnic and Demographic Groups: Comparative Evidence from Stockholm and San Francisco
A Method for Disaggregate Household Forecasts
A method for making household forecasts is proposed "which yields both the total number of households and the number present in any predetermined subgroup of households. The method presupposes that incomplete information is available on the transitions of persons between various age and household categories over a period of time. The forecasting method is capable of spelling out the consequences for the prognoses of adding different amounts of ex…
Medium term forecasting models for the housing market: The Stockholm case
Medium Term Forecasting Models for the Housing Market: The Stockholm Case
Housing Models and Consumer Preferences: Applications for the Stockholm Region
Housing models and consumer preferences: Applications for the Stockholm region
Disaggregated housing demand models: Some theoretical approaches
Disaggregated Housing Demand Models: Some Theoretical Approaches
Long-term planning of municipal finance in a metropolitan region
Long‐term Planning of Municipal Finance in a Metropolitan Region
Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the Stockholm Region
This paper describes the development of ethnic segregation and ethnic diversity in the Stockholm region from 1991 to 2001, a period characterised by a rapid increase in the population share with foreign background and in ethnic variety. The population is cross-classified into 13 ethnic groups, 16 age and income groups and 240 planning districts and various entropy measures are used to quantify the ethnic diversity and residential segregation by e…
The Spatial Segregation of Ethnic and Demographic Groups: Comparative Evidence from Stockholm and San Francisco
Political and Public Acceptability of Congestion Pricing: Ideology and Self Interest
Disaggregated housing demand models: Some theoretical approaches
A Method for Disaggregate Household Forecasts
A method for making household forecasts is proposed "which yields both the total number of households and the number present in any predetermined subgroup of households. The method presupposes that incomplete information is available on the transitions of persons between various age and household categories over a period of time. The forecasting method is capable of spelling out the consequences for the prognoses of adding different amounts of ex…
Housing models and consumer preferences: Applications for the Stockholm region
Disaggregated Housing Demand Models: Some Theoretical Approaches
Long-term planning of municipal finance in a metropolitan region
Long‐term Planning of Municipal Finance in a Metropolitan Region
Disaggregated housing demand models: Some theoretical approaches
Disaggregated Housing Demand Models: Some Theoretical Approaches
Housing Models and Consumer Preferences: Applications for the Stockholm Region
Housing models and consumer preferences: Applications for the Stockholm region
Medium term forecasting models for the housing market: The Stockholm case
Medium Term Forecasting Models for the Housing Market: The Stockholm Case
A Method for Disaggregate Household Forecasts
A method for making household forecasts is proposed "which yields both the total number of households and the number present in any predetermined subgroup of households. The method presupposes that incomplete information is available on the transitions of persons between various age and household categories over a period of time. The forecasting method is capable of spelling out the consequences for the prognoses of adding different amounts of ex…
The Spatial Segregation of Ethnic and Demographic Groups: Comparative Evidence from Stockholm and San Francisco
Government for the Future: Unification, Fragmentation, and Regionalism
The aim of this volume is to encourage comparative explorations of the links between economic regionalism and government behaviour. At present, the relation between government and the economy is in a state of flux. In the old developed world, supranational organizations such as the EU and the WTO, are exerting more influence over economic life. Simultaneously, regional governments have emerged to provide public services to local populations. In s…
Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the Stockholm Region
This paper describes the development of ethnic segregation and ethnic diversity in the Stockholm region from 1991 to 2001, a period characterised by a rapid increase in the population share with foreign background and in ethnic variety. The population is cross-classified into 13 ethnic groups, 16 age and income groups and 240 planning districts and various entropy measures are used to quantify the ethnic diversity and residential segregation by e…
Political and Public Acceptability of Congestion Pricing: Ideology and Self Interest
Location and spatial clustering of artists
University choice and entrepreneurship
Unemployment in European regions: Structural problems versus the Eurozone hypothesis
Unemployment rates differ dramatically across European regions. This article analyses these differences by integrating institutional and spatial perspectives into a unified dynamic framework distinguishing between slow and fast processes of change. The framework forms the basis for an econometric model that is used to analyse labour market differences among European Nomenclature des unités territoriales statistiques 2 regions. The results of rand…
The geography of science in 12 European countries: A Nuts2-level analysis
Analyzing the returns to entrepreneurship by a modified Lazear model
A modified version of Lazear’s model (in American Economic Review, 94 , 208-211, 2004, Journal of Labor Economics, 23 , 649–680, 2005) for occupational choice is formulated. It includes a utility adjustment factor that captures the combined effect of nonpecuniary benefits and uncertainty associated with entrepreneurship. We show that the counterfactual income returns to entrepreneurship are lower than the market value of entrepreneurial talent an…
Economics (13 works) · Geography (7 works) · Housing Market and Economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Econometrics (4 works)