Henry Ohlsson Citations

Henry Ohlsson
Citations

There are 3,991 citations (h index = 27, Wu index = 10) to my publications according to Google Scholar.

The Scopus data base reports citations to 39 of my papers. There are 1,135 citations (h index = 19, Wu index = 5) to these papers in the data base.

IDEAS reports 1,695 citations (h index = 21, Wu index = 7).

The Web of Science data base has not the same good coverage as the other data bases. This data base reports 826 citations (h index = 14, Wu index = 4) to 33 of my publications that are indexed in the data base. There are citations to an additional 14 of my publications in this data base that, for some reason, are not counted in the numbers above. For example, the paper "Growth and the public sector: A critical review essay" is cited 93 times according to Web of Science but these citations are not included in the number 826 above.

Most frequently cited papers
		number of citations
	paper	Google Scholar	Scopus	IDEAS	Web of Science

1.	Self-employment and windfall gains: Evidence from the Swedish lottery	518	184	262	163
	Economic Journal, Vol 106, pp 1515-1526. 1996. (with T Lindh)

2.	Political determinants of budget deficits: Coalition effects versus minority effects	360	119	138	109
	European Economic Review, Vol 35, pp 1597-1603. 1991. (with P-A Edin)

3.	Growth and the public sector: A critical review essay	478	109	166	93
	European Journal of Political Economy, Vol 13, pp 33-52. 1997. (with J Agell and T Lindh)

4.	Ownership and production costs. Choosing between public production and contracting-out in the case of Swedish refuse collection	246	106	83	97
	Fiscal Studies, Vol 24, pp 451-476. 2003

5.	Bequest motives: A comparison of Sweden and the United States	176	61	118	57
	Journal of Public Economics, Vol 79, pp 205-236. 2001. (with J Laitner)

6.	Growth effects of government expenditure and taxation in rich countries: A comment	164	42	71	36
	European Economic Review, Vol 50, pp 211-218. 2006. (with J Agell and P Skogman Thoursie)

7.	Tax compliance and loss aversion	153	47	66	41
	American Economic Journal . Economic Policy, Vol 7, pp 132-164. 2015. (with P Engström, K Nordblom, and A Persson)

8.	Self-employment and wealth inequality	117	52	57	39
	Review of Income and Wealth, Series 44, pp 25-42. 1998. (with T Lindh)

9.	Compensatory inter vivos gifts	112	27	94	28
	Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol 24, pp 993-1023. 2009. (with S Hochguertel)

10.	Economic incentives and the timing of births: Evidence from the German parental benefit reform of 2007	105	37	78	35
	Journal of Population Economics, Vol 26, pp 87-108. 2013. (with M Neugart)

Last modified: 18 June 2023