LUP Statistics
Record
- Title
- International diversification from a Swedish perspective during the implementation of EMU.
- Type
- Student Paper
- Publ. year
- 2008
- Author/s
- Bogren, Rikard; Olby, Peter
- Department/s
- Department of Economics
- In LUP since
- 2008-09-15
Downloads
| Total | This Year | This Month |
| 266 | 70 | 4 |
Sweden  |
49 (18%) |
United States of America  |
46 (17%) |
China  |
27 (10%) |
Germany  |
19 (7%) |
Norway  |
15 (6%) |
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland  |
13 (5%) |
Netherlands (Kingdom of the)  |
10 (4%) |
Hong Kong (China)  |
6 (2%) |
India  |
6 (2%) |
Brazil  |
6 (2%) |
Singapore  |
6 (2%) |
Viet Nam  |
5 (2%) |
Canada  |
5 (2%) |
Belgium  |
4 (2%) |
Indonesia  |
3 (1%) |
Russian Federation  |
3 (1%) |
Bangladesh  |
3 (1%) |
Spain  |
3 (1%) |
Mauritius  |
2 (1%) |
Pakistan  |
2 (1%) |
Japan  |
2 (1%) |
Turkiye  |
2 (1%) |
Chile  |
2 (1%) |
Australia  |
2 (1%) |
Argentina  |
1 (0%) |
Malta  |
1 (0%) |
Egypt  |
1 (0%) |
Malaysia  |
1 (0%) |
Greece  |
1 (0%) |
United Arab Emirates  |
1 (0%) |
Cameroon  |
1 (0%) |
Cote d'Ivoire  |
1 (0%) |
South Africa  |
1 (0%) |
European Union location  |
1 (0%) |
Iran  |
1 (0%) |
Paraguay  |
1 (0%) |
Lebanon  |
1 (0%) |
Ireland  |
1 (0%) |
Czechia  |
1 (0%) |
Ukraine  |
1 (0%) |
Colombia  |
1 (0%) |
Portugal  |
1 (0%) |
Philippines  |
1 (0%) |
Iraq  |
1 (0%) |
France  |
1 (0%) |
Trinidad and Tobago  |
1 (0%) |
Palestinian Territory  |
1 (0%) |
South Korea  |
1 (0%) |
Slovakia  |
1 (0%) |