Occasional Paper Series

BIS Occasional  Paper Series

• August 2010 - The economic rationale for a national design policy (PDF, 523 Kb) 
• December 2009 - Guidance for using additionality benchmarks in appraisal (Supplement to October Paper) (PDF, 75KB)
• October 2009 - Research to improve the assessment of additionality (PDF, 1.2 Mb) 

BERR Occasional  Paper Series

• September 2008 - Impact of regulation on productivity (PDF, 906KB)
• March 2008 - Appendices for 'Evaluation of regional selective assistance (RSA) and its successor, selective finance for investment in England (SFIE)' (PDF, 359KB)
• March 2008 - Evaluation of regional selective assistance (RSA) and its successor, selective finance for investment in England (SFIE) (PDF, 1035KB)
• February 2008 - Cross-country productivity performance at sector level: the UK compared with the US, France and Germany (PDF, 1884KB)
  

DTI Occasional Paper Series

• June 2007 - DTI occasional paper no. 9: innovation in services (PDF, 1580KB)
• April 2007 - Occasional paper no. 8. Innovation trends: prioritising emerging technologies shaping the UK to 2017 (PDF)
• November 2006 - The impact of regulation: a pilot study of the incremental costs and benefits of consumer and competition regulations - Occasional Paper No. 7 (PDF)
• July 2006 - Innovation in the UK: indicators and insights. Occasional Paper No. 6 (PDF)
• April 2006 - Energy efficiency and productivity of UK businesses: evidence from a new matched database (PDF)
• April 2006 - Making linked employer-employee data relevant to policy. Occasional paper no.4 (PDF)
• February 2006 - Review of the literature on the statistical properties of linked databases (PDF)
• February 2006 - Evaluating the impact of England's regional development agencies: developing a methodology and evaluation framework (PDF)
• September 2005 - Options for a low carbon future: review of modelling activities and an update (PDF)
  

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