The current research analyses the repercussions for regional land prices of a national housing boom in and beyond agglomerations. Topics like convergence and divergence dynamics, regional price drivers, and spatial diffusion are investigated by examining the average building-land prices of 95 Austrian regions between 2000 and 2018.
New research article analyses the interplay of corporate power, interfirm competition and regional economic development.
Through the past 9 months, LBS master students consulted the German artstar Verlag in the frame of their Student Consulting Project 2021. With a focus on the artwork #PeaceBell by Michael Patrick Kelly, they worked out strategic directions that allow to maximize the project’s societal impact. Moreover, they researched innovative funding concepts, as well as potential strategic partners on national and European level.
We are proud to announce the LBS Working Paper No, 10 – “A participative study to identify a suitable location for an artwork in public urban space” by our Senior Lecturer Dr. Verena Grubmüller-Régent. This participative study was conducted in the frame of the “Empirical Research Methods” class in the Master program International Management and Leadership at Lauder Business School, based on a cooperation with Social City Wien.
Lauder Business School is part of the Harvard MOC (Microeconomics of Competition) Affiliate Network, a group of international educational institutions teaching the MOC curriculum and collaborating in the field of competitiveness and regional development.
Christian Reiner, senior researcher at the LBS, published a new peer reviewed journal article in the journal “Regional Science Policy & Practice” (RSPP) on the effects of globalization on structural change in the Austrian regions. He co-authored the paper with Sascha Sardadvar, who works as a senior researcher at WPZ Research in Vienna.