Janette Walde
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 321733 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Janette Walde |
| PRENOMES | Janette |
| SOBRENOME | Walde |
| ASSINATURA | WALDE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universität Innsbruck |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1241-5292 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 55 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Econometric Evidence for Satiation of Subjective Well‐Being With Income at the Aggregate Level in Europe
The Easterlin paradox explores the link between subjective well‐being (SWB) and income, questioning if a saturation point exists where more income no longer boosts SWB. In the literature, the studies dealing with a saturation point of SWB at the cross‐sectional level are ambiguous. The results of this study provide evidence for its existence. The EU‐SILC data are used to test for satiation by means of kink regressions and generalized additive mod…
Unobserved Heterogeneity in the Cognitive Facet of Subjective Well-Being
Subjective well-being (SWB) is central to assessing societal prosperity. Key cognitive indicators of SWB include perceived overall life satisfaction (LS) and domain-specific satisfactions, such as satisfaction with one’s financial situation. The present study uses cross-sectional EU-SILC data to investigate the unobserved heterogeneity in the relationships between LS and its various domain-specific satisfactions. The dataset includes items measur…
Assessing Measurement Invariance of Subjective Well-Being Across European Countries
In recent decades, the concept of subjective well-being (SWB) has gained considerable importance and is increasingly preferred as a complement to GDP per capita as a measure of societal prosperity. However, for valid comparisons of this latent construct across different countries, regions, or cultures, establishing its measurement invariance is crucial. This study uses EU-SILC data from 2013 to assess whether measurement invariance holds for SWB …
HGX
Previous work has found that a small number of export s uperstars contribute disproportionally to the economy’s overall exports. Differently from export superstars , this study is the first to define high growth exporters (HGXs) (that are not export superstars ) as a new firm category. We provide their economic importance and depict their micro-level anatomy. By tracking HGXs in Croatia for over a quarter of a century, 44 out of 100 export supers…
Harmonization of Product Classifications
Firm-product data provide information for various research questions in international trade, industrial or innovation economics. However, working with these data requires harmonizing product classifications consistently over time to avoid internal validity issues. Harmonization is required because classification systems like the EU classifications combined nomenclature (CN) for goods or the Prodcom for the production of manufactured goods undergo…
Seasonality matters
Climate change represents a serious challenge for winter tourism. Its economic and managerial impacts will differ between season periods due to the seasonality of snow availability and tourism demand. Therefore, the interaction of these two types of seasonality has to be modelled. With a novel approach including seasonality of demand, timing of marginal snow conditions, individual preferences and skiing frequency, we simulate impacts of altered s…
Do small public grants boost tourism firms’ performance
This study provides new evidence on the impact of tourism grants for service-standard improvement on tourism firm performance. Small matching grants provided to firms in two economically different regions are considered. We study additionality caused by the grants in the performance indicators of firms while taking into account regional heterogeneity and differing tourism demand. In the context of tourism firms in Croatia, we estimate the causal …
Small matching grants for women entrepreneurs
Impact evaluation of business development grants on SME performance
What drives total factor productivity growth? An examination of spillover effects
This study analyses the role of regional characteristics, particularly regional knowledge spillovers, as drivers of total factor productivity (TFP) growth in 190 European regions. A new modelling approach for knowledge spillovers that is different from the commonly used neighbourhood matrices is proposed. Therefore, by estimating the impact of drivers on TFP growth, findings reveal a strong direct effect of TFP spillovers alongside factors such a…
The impact of climate change on demand of ski tourism - a simulation study based on stated preferences
A protected area between subsistence and development
Conserving nature and managing protected areas are fraught with risks, especially when done against the preferences of local communities. The relative dependency of local communities on ecosystem services, perceptions of the economic potential of a protected area by the local population, and the belief that the locals will share in the potential benefits of the protected area determine whether the protected area will be opposed, tolerated or supp…
Trust Works! Sources and Effects of Social Capital in the Workplace
Measuring Social Capital with Aggregated Indicators
Multivariate Stochastic Volatility via Wishart Processes
This comment refers to an error in the methodology for estimating the parameters of the model developed by Philipov and Glickman for modeling multivariate stochastic volatility via Wishart processes. For estimation they used Bayesian techniques. The derived expressions for the full conditionals of the model parameters as well as the expression for the acceptance ratio of the covariance matrix are erroneous. In this erratum all necessary formulae …
The Learning Region
Hauser C., Tappeiner G. and Walde J. (2007) The learning region: the impact of social capital and weak ties on innovation, Regional Studies 41, 75–88. Theories that emphasize the role of proximity and tacit knowledge in innovation processes highlight the importance of social interaction and networking for the diffusion of knowledge. A concept that captures the impact of human relations on economic activity is social capital. Using factorial analy…
The Learning Region
Hauser C., Tappeiner G. and Walde J. (2007) The learning region: the impact of social capital and weak ties on innovation, Regional Studies 41, 75–88. Theories that emphasize the role of proximity and tacit knowledge in innovation processes highlight the importance of social interaction and networking for the diffusion of knowledge. A concept that captures the impact of human relations on economic activity is social capital. Using factorial analy…
Measuring Social Capital with Aggregated Indicators
What drives total factor productivity growth? An examination of spillover effects
This study analyses the role of regional characteristics, particularly regional knowledge spillovers, as drivers of total factor productivity (TFP) growth in 190 European regions. A new modelling approach for knowledge spillovers that is different from the commonly used neighbourhood matrices is proposed. Therefore, by estimating the impact of drivers on TFP growth, findings reveal a strong direct effect of TFP spillovers alongside factors such a…
Trust Works! Sources and Effects of Social Capital in the Workplace
A protected area between subsistence and development
Conserving nature and managing protected areas are fraught with risks, especially when done against the preferences of local communities. The relative dependency of local communities on ecosystem services, perceptions of the economic potential of a protected area by the local population, and the belief that the locals will share in the potential benefits of the protected area determine whether the protected area will be opposed, tolerated or supp…
The Learning Region
Hauser C., Tappeiner G. and Walde J. (2007) The learning region: the impact of social capital and weak ties on innovation, Regional Studies 41, 75–88. Theories that emphasize the role of proximity and tacit knowledge in innovation processes highlight the importance of social interaction and networking for the diffusion of knowledge. A concept that captures the impact of human relations on economic activity is social capital. Using factorial analy…
Multivariate Stochastic Volatility via Wishart Processes
This comment refers to an error in the methodology for estimating the parameters of the model developed by Philipov and Glickman for modeling multivariate stochastic volatility via Wishart processes. For estimation they used Bayesian techniques. The derived expressions for the full conditionals of the model parameters as well as the expression for the acceptance ratio of the covariance matrix are erroneous. In this erratum all necessary formulae …
Trust Works! Sources and Effects of Social Capital in the Workplace
Measuring Social Capital with Aggregated Indicators
A protected area between subsistence and development
Conserving nature and managing protected areas are fraught with risks, especially when done against the preferences of local communities. The relative dependency of local communities on ecosystem services, perceptions of the economic potential of a protected area by the local population, and the belief that the locals will share in the potential benefits of the protected area determine whether the protected area will be opposed, tolerated or supp…
The impact of climate change on demand of ski tourism - a simulation study based on stated preferences
Impact evaluation of business development grants on SME performance
What drives total factor productivity growth? An examination of spillover effects
This study analyses the role of regional characteristics, particularly regional knowledge spillovers, as drivers of total factor productivity (TFP) growth in 190 European regions. A new modelling approach for knowledge spillovers that is different from the commonly used neighbourhood matrices is proposed. Therefore, by estimating the impact of drivers on TFP growth, findings reveal a strong direct effect of TFP spillovers alongside factors such a…
Do small public grants boost tourism firms’ performance
This study provides new evidence on the impact of tourism grants for service-standard improvement on tourism firm performance. Small matching grants provided to firms in two economically different regions are considered. We study additionality caused by the grants in the performance indicators of firms while taking into account regional heterogeneity and differing tourism demand. In the context of tourism firms in Croatia, we estimate the causal …
Small matching grants for women entrepreneurs
Harmonization of Product Classifications
Firm-product data provide information for various research questions in international trade, industrial or innovation economics. However, working with these data requires harmonizing product classifications consistently over time to avoid internal validity issues. Harmonization is required because classification systems like the EU classifications combined nomenclature (CN) for goods or the Prodcom for the production of manufactured goods undergo…
Seasonality matters
Climate change represents a serious challenge for winter tourism. Its economic and managerial impacts will differ between season periods due to the seasonality of snow availability and tourism demand. Therefore, the interaction of these two types of seasonality has to be modelled. With a novel approach including seasonality of demand, timing of marginal snow conditions, individual preferences and skiing frequency, we simulate impacts of altered s…
HGX
Previous work has found that a small number of export s uperstars contribute disproportionally to the economy’s overall exports. Differently from export superstars , this study is the first to define high growth exporters (HGXs) (that are not export superstars ) as a new firm category. We provide their economic importance and depict their micro-level anatomy. By tracking HGXs in Croatia for over a quarter of a century, 44 out of 100 export supers…
Econometric Evidence for Satiation of Subjective Well‐Being With Income at the Aggregate Level in Europe
The Easterlin paradox explores the link between subjective well‐being (SWB) and income, questioning if a saturation point exists where more income no longer boosts SWB. In the literature, the studies dealing with a saturation point of SWB at the cross‐sectional level are ambiguous. The results of this study provide evidence for its existence. The EU‐SILC data are used to test for satiation by means of kink regressions and generalized additive mod…
Unobserved Heterogeneity in the Cognitive Facet of Subjective Well-Being
Subjective well-being (SWB) is central to assessing societal prosperity. Key cognitive indicators of SWB include perceived overall life satisfaction (LS) and domain-specific satisfactions, such as satisfaction with one’s financial situation. The present study uses cross-sectional EU-SILC data to investigate the unobserved heterogeneity in the relationships between LS and its various domain-specific satisfactions. The dataset includes items measur…
Assessing Measurement Invariance of Subjective Well-Being Across European Countries
In recent decades, the concept of subjective well-being (SWB) has gained considerable importance and is increasingly preferred as a complement to GDP per capita as a measure of societal prosperity. However, for valid comparisons of this latent construct across different countries, regions, or cultures, establishing its measurement invariance is crucial. This study uses EU-SILC data from 2013 to assess whether measurement invariance holds for SWB …
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