Geyer, L. & Mellacher, P. (2024). Simulating Party Competition in Dynamic Voter Distributions. GSC Discussion Paper No. 32.

Lackner, T., Luca, F., Mellacher, P. (2024): Opinion Dynamics meet Agent-based Climate Economics: An Integrated Analysis of Carbon Taxation. GSC Discussion Paper No. 31.

Hager, T., Mellacher, P. and Rath, M. (2024). Gender Norms and Network Structure: A Model of the Intra-Household Division of Labour. GSC Discussion Paper No. 30/2.

Mellacher, P. (2023): Growth, Inequality and Declining Business Dynamism in a Unified Schumpeter Mark I + II model. GSC Discussion Paper No. 27/2.

Hager, T., Mellacher, P., Rath, M. (2023): Endogenous Heterogeneous Gender Norms and the Distribution of Paid and Unpaid Work in an Intra-Household Bargaining Model, GSC Discussion Paper No. 30.

Mellacher, P.; Lechner, G. (2023): Predicting Voter Ideology Using Machine Learning, GSC Discussion Paper No. 29.

Mellacher, P. (2022): The Impact of Corona Populism: Empirical Evidence from Austria and Theory, GSC Discussion Paper No. 24/2.

Mellacher, P. (2021): Opinion Dynamics with Conflicting Interests. GSC Discussion Paper No. 28.

Mellacher, P. (2021): Growth, Concentration and Inequality in a Unified Schumpeter Mark I + II model. GSC Discussion Paper No. 27.

Mellacher, P. (2021): Endogenous viral mutations, evolutionary selection, and the design of containment policies, GSC Discussion Paper No. 26.

Mellacher, P. (2021): What if Merkel had acted like Johnson in response to COVID-19? Insights from an agent-based model, GSC Discussion Paper No. 25.

Mellacher, P. (2021): The Impact of Corona Populism: Empirical Evidence from Austria and Theory, GSC Discussion Paper No. 24/2.

Mellacher, P. (2020): COVID-Town: An Integrated Economic-Epidemiological Agent-Based Model, GSC Discussion Paper No. 23.

Sturn, R. (2020): Patents, public agencies and prices: the case of Covid-19 vaccines, GSC Discussion Paper No. 22.

Rath, J. (2020): Substituting Trust with Technology: A Comparative Study, GSC Discussion Paper No. 21.

Haas, D. (2019): Technical Change, Consumption and Time Use: The Employment Effect of Innovations when Consumption Takes Time, GSC Discussion Paper No. 20.

Sturn, R. (2019): On the Political Economy of Digitalisation, GSC Discussion Paper No. 19a.

Sturn, R. (2019): Public credit, capital, and state agency: Fiscal responsibility in German-language public finance, GSC Discussion Paper No. 19.

Mellacher, P.; Scheuer, T. (2018): Wage Inequality, Labour Market Polarisation and Skill-Biased Technological Change: An Evolutionary (Agent-Based) Approach, GSC Discussion Paper No. 18.

Scheuer, T. (2016): The Worry about Wealth: Minimum Wage Rate and Unemployment Benefits to the Rescue?, GSC Discussion Paper No. 17.

Haas, D. (2016): Diffusion of a new intermediate product in a simple ‘classical-Schumpeterian’ model, GSC Discussion Paper No. 16.

Scheuer, T. (2015): Schumpeterian Adaptation and Labour Shortage: Reconsidering Investment, GSC Discussion Paper No. 15.

Kurz, H.D. (2015): Schumpeter and Keynes: Together against the tide, apart towards new horizons, GSC Discussion Paper No. 14.

Palan, N. (2015): Concentration and inequality indices – an overview using the textile industry as an example. GSC Discussion Paper No. 13.

Schütz, M. (2015): From Low-Tech to High-Skill? Innovation System-related Dynamics in Italy’s and Portugal’s C&T Industry. GSC Discussion Paper No. 12.

Haas, D. (2015): Schumpeterian Adaptation and Labour Shortage. GSC Discussion Paper No. 11.

Hein, E. (2015): Secular Stagnation or Stagnation Policy? Steindl After Summers. GSC Discussion Paper No. 10.

Palan, N.; Schütz, M. (2015): Restructuring the International Textile Production and Trade Network. The Role of Italy and Portugal. GSC Discussion Paper No. 09/2.

Palan, N.; Schütz, M. (2014): The Textile Trade Network – the role of Italy and Portugal. GSC Discussion Paper No. 09/1.

Schütz, M. (2014): Regional innovation systems: A network analysis of three Australian territories. GSC Discussion Paper No. 08.

Strohmaier, R. (2014): The Evolution of Economic Structure under Pervasive Technical Change: A Methodological and Empirical Study. GSC Discussion Paper No. 07.

Haas, D.; Rainer, A. (2014): Diffusion in a simple classical model: Micro decisions and macro outcomes. GSC Discussion Paper No. 06.

Kurz, H.D. (2014): Adam Smith on Markets, Competition and Violations of Natural Liberty. GSC Discussion Paper No. 05.

Rainer, A.; Strohmaier, R. (2013): Modelling the Diffusion of General-Purpose Technologies in an Evolutionary Multi-Sector Framework. GSC Discussion Paper No. 04/2.

Strohmaier, R.; Rainer, A. (2013): On the Economic Purpose of General-Purpose Technologies: A Combined Classical and Evolutionary Framework. GSC Discussion Paper No. 04.

Rainer, A. (2013): A combined classical–evolutionary model to explain inter- and intra-sectoral spillover effects of technical change. GSC Discussion Paper No 02/2.

Rainer, A.; Schütz, M. (2012): The legacy of Veblen and Schumpeter in interpreting mathematical aspects of economic diffusion processes. GSC Discussion Paper No 03.

Rainer, A. (2012): Technical change in a combined classical–evolutionary multi-sector economy: Causes, effects and implications for economic and social policy. GSC Discussion Paper No. 02.

Kurz, H.D. (2012): Schumpeter’s New Combinations. Revisiting his *Theory of Economic Development* on the Occasion of its Centenary. GSC Discussion Paper No. 01.