ISABEL ALMUDÍ – CREDENAT

Nombre: Isabel
Apellidos: Almudí Higueras
Teléfono: 976 76 10 00 (ext. 4685)
Email: ialmudi@unizar.es
Web personal: http://www.almudi.name/
Centro de trabajo:

PUBLICACIONES

Almudi I., Fatas F., Fernandez C., Potts J., Vazquez F (2019). «Absorptive capacity in a two-sector neo-schumpeterian model. A new role for innovation policy». Industrial and Corporate Change. doi:10.1093/icc/dtz052.

Almudi, I. & Fatás, F. (2019). Innovation, Structural change and multisectoral economic growth. Demand, Complexity and Long run Economic Evolution. Springer. pp.171-189.

Almudi, I. & Fatás, F. (2018). Promotion and Coevolutionary dynamics in contemporary capitalism Journal of Economic Issues, 52 (1), pp.80-102.

Almudi, I., Fatás, F., Izquierdo, L. & Potts, J., (2017). The Economics of Utopia. A co-evolutionary model. Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 27 (4), 629-662.

Almudi, I., Fatás, F. & Potts, J., (2017). Utopia Competition. A new approach to the microfoundations of sustainability transitions Journal of Bioeconomics, 19(1), pp.165-185.

Pricing Routines and Industrial Dynamics

Recuperada el 01 de abril de 2018, de www.researchgate.net

A formal discussion of the Sarewitz-Nelson rules. Economics of innovation and new technology

Economics of Innovation and New Technology. Volume 25, 2016 – Issue 7, Pages 714-730

I. Almudi, F. Fatas-Villafranca, G. Jarne, J. Sanchez-Choliz (2017) “Rethinking Macroeconomic Policy within a Simple Dynamic”, Metroeconomica 68:3, 425-464, DOI: 10.1111/meca.12133. (JCR: 1.379, Q2)

Metroeconomica. International Review of Economics. Volume 68, Issue3, Pages 425-464

Industry dynamics, technological regimes and the role of demand

Journal of Evolutionary Economics, (2013) 23:1073–1098

Industry Dynamics, Technological Regimes and the Role of Demand

Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 23 (5), 1073-1098.

Sustainable use of renewable resources: An identity approach

Journal of Bioeconomics, 13 (2), pp 97–123

Non-strictly economic motivations and intergenerational equity in ecological models

International Journal of Ecological Economics and Statistics. Vol. 23 (11). Pp. 1-2.

Environmental identity and intergenerational equity

International Journal of Ecological Economics and Statistics. Vol. 23(11): 19-36.

Innovation, catch-up, and leadership in science-based industries

Industrial and Corporate Change, 21(2), pp. 345-375.

Identity and the optimal exploitation of renewable resources

International Journal of Ecological Economics and Statistics, 15. Pp. 47 – 67.

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