To Rosenberg's ears that didn't sound like an academic paper, but like the foundation of a business.
Though the report reads like an academic paper, the WEF wants it to provoke dialogue and action.
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Critics have questioned some of the authors' estimates, since these were first rehearsed in an academic paper in 2006.
While Mr Balls was at Harvard the three men co-wrote an academic paper analysing British unemployment by region and by skill.
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This week, economists have been astonished to find that a famous academic paper often used to make the case for austerity cuts contains major errors.
It took a few years of testing for Sokol to start believing in his computer model, which was the subject of an academic paper in 2004.
In the late 1980s Mr Summers had co-written an influential academic paper that showed that independent central banks in rich countries worked better than politicised ones.
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An academic paper last year arguing that other countries show fiscal devolution tends to deliver faster growth rates was hotly disputed and ran into a ferocious political spat at Holyrood.
The academic paper is still far away from producing a shipping device, although a Microsoft doctoral fellowship's partial contribution to funding the study indicates one direction the technology might go.
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According to an academic paper published recently, people born soon after the second world war were much more likely to move out of their parents' class than those born in later decades.
To answer those questions, we reviewed every relevant academic paper we could find that examined compensation and job satisfaction (115 of them in all), and we summarized and tried to quantify what they told us.
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Ali, a former Bradley fellow at the Center for the Study of Pubic Choice (founded by the late James Buchanan), at George Mason University, wrote an academic paper describing the similarities between bureaucracies and charities.
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However, the authors of the DHI's academic paper say the independence debate is "an unwelcome note of uncertainty for the oil and gas industry", at a time when it thinks it has finally got an understanding in Whitehall of the need for tax and regulatory predictability.
This large and competent study, by professors Nick Bloom, Toby Kretschmer and John van Reenen, was actually read by some, be it clearly without a proper understanding of its methodology (which, indeed, it being an academic paper, is hard to fully appreciate without proper research methodology training).
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Situation B: PhD student B copies a summary of a previously published academic article from a third, published paper who summarised the same article.
In a paper published last year, David Weinstein, an academic at Harvard University, reported that there are at least 20 such rules that benefit smaller companies.
The details come from a report in The New York Times, which couches the news by explaining that the paper has not yet gone through peer review, an academic process by which new research is first vetted by others in the field.
Their paper, which has not been submitted for publication in any academic journal, says that states with high abortion rates in the 1970s had bigger drops in crime in the 1990s.
Kazmierczak also was vice president of the university's Academic Criminal Justice Association, according to the group's Web site, and worked on a paper on self-injury in prisons with the group's current president.
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