1. Lundgren, T., P.O. Marklund, E. Samakovlis and W. Zhou, 2015. Carbon prices and incentives for technological development. J. Environ. Manage., 150: 393-403.
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2. Lundgren, T. and P.O. Marklund, 2014. Climate policy, environmental performance and profits. J. Prod. Anal., (In Press). 10.1007/s11123-014-0396-9.
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3. Jaraite, J., A. Kazukauskas and T. Lundgren, 2014. The effects of climate policy on environmental expenditure and investment: Evidence from Sweden. J. Environ. Econ. Policy, 3: 148-166.
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4. Fare, R., S. Grosskopf, T. Lundgren, P.O. Marklund and W. Zhou, 2014. Pollution-generating technologies and environmental efficiency. J. Chin. Econ. Bus. Stud., 12: 233-251.
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5. Brannlund, R., T. Lundgren and P.O. Marklund, 2014. Carbon intensity in production and the effects of climate policy-evidence from Swedish industry. Energy Policy, 67: 844-857.
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6. Lundgren, T. and P.O. Marklund, 2013. Assessing the welfare effects of promoting biomass growth and the use of bioenergy. Climate Change Econ., Vol. 4, No. 1. 10.1142/S2010007813500036.
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7. Lundgren, T. and P.O. Marklund, 2012. Bioenergy and carbon neutrality. J. For. Econ., 18: 175-176.
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8. Brannlund, R., O. Carlen, T. Lundgren and P.O. Marklund, 2012. The costs and benefits of intensive forest management. J. Benefit-Cost Anal., Vol. 3, No. 4. 10.1515/2152-2812.1105.
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9. Lundgren, T., 2011. A microeconomic model of corporate social responsibility. Metroeconomica, 62: 69-95.
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10. Hammar, H., T. Lundgren, M. Sjostrom and M. Andersson, 2011. The kilometer tax and Swedish industry-effects on sectors and regions. Applied Econ., 43: 2907-2917.
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11. Lundgren, T. and R. Olsson, 2010. Environmental incidents and firm value-international evidence using a multi-factor event study framework. Applied Financial Econ., 20: 1293-1307.
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12. Brannlund, R. and T. Lundgren, 2010. Environmental policy and profitability: Evidence from Swedish industry. Environ. Econ. Policy Stud., 12: 59-78.
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13. Bostedt, G. and T. Lundgren, 2010. Accounting for cultural heritage-a theoretical and empirical exploration with focus on Swedish reindeer husbandry. Ecol. Econ., 69: 651-657.
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14. Lundgren, T., 2009. Environmental protection and impact on adjacent economies: Evidence from the Swedish mountain region. Growth Change, 40: 513-532.
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15. Lundgren, T. and R. Olsson, 2009. How bad is bad news? Assessing the effects of environmental incidents on firm value. Am. J. Finance Account., 1: 376-392.
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16. Brannlund, R. and T. Lundgren, 2009. Environmental policy without costs? A review of the Porter hypothesis. Int. Rev. Environ. Resour. Econ., 3: 75-117.
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17. Lundgren, T., P.O. Marklund, R. Brannlund and B. Kristrom, 2008. The economics of biofuels. Int. Rev. Environ. Resour. Econ., 2: 237-280.
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18. Hammar, H., T. Lundgren and M. Sjostrom, 2008. The significance of road transport costs in the Swedish forest industry. J. Transp. Econ. Policy, 42: 83-104.
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19. Brannlund, R. and T. Lundgren, 2007. Swedish industry and Kyoto-an assessment of the effects of the European CO₂ emission trading system. Energy Policy, 35: 4749-4762.
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20. Willebrand, T., C. Sandstrom and T. Lundgren, 2006. Reaching for new perspectives on socio-ecological systems: Exploring the possibilities for adaptive co-management in the Swedish mountain region. Int. J. Biodivers. Sci. Manage., 2: 359-369.
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21. Lundgren, T., 2005. Assessing the investment performance of Swedish timberland: A capital asset pricing model approach. Land Econ., 81: 353-362.
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22. Kristrom, B. and T. Lundgren, 2005. Swedish CO₂-emissions 1900-2010: An exploratory note. Energy Policy, 33: 1223-1230.
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23. Lundgren, T., 2004. Forecasting investment under uncertainty: A performance test of investment models. Empir. Econ. Lett., 3: 289-298.
24. Brannlund, R. and T. Lundgren, 2004. A dynamic analysis of interfuel substitution for Swedish heating plants. Energy Econ., 26: 961-976.
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25. Lundgren, T., 2003. A real options approach to abatement investments and green goodwill. Environ. Resour. Econ., 25: 17-31.
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26. Lundgren, T. and M. Sjostrom, 2001. A flexible specification of adjustment costs in dynamic factor demand models. Econ. Lett., 72: 145-150.
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27. Lundgren, T. and M. Sjostrom, 1999. A dynamic factor demand model for the Swedish pulp industry: An Euler equation approach. J. For. Econ., 5: 45-67.
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28. Lundgren, T., 1998. Capital spending in the Swedish forest industry sector four classical investment models. J. For. Econ., 4: 61-83.