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Economic Affairs (Vol 39.2)

19 June 2019
Economic Affairs

Economic Affairs (Vol 39.2)

19 June 2019
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents: Introduction (page 169) ‘Market failure’ arguments are a poor guide to policy (pages 170-183) by … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 39.2)”

Economic Affairs (39.1)

1 May 2019
Economic Affairs

Economic Affairs (39.1)

1 May 2019
Subscribe to Economic Affairs   Contents: Introduction (page 1-2) Can economic multilateralism survive? (pages 3-24) by Jean Pisani-Ferry Prospects for … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (39.1)”

Economic Affairs (Vol 38.3)

19 October 2018
Economic Affairs

Economic Affairs (Vol 38.3)

19 October 2018
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents Introduction (pages 305-306) by J.R. Shackleton Chinese Manufacturing in the Shadow of the China–US Trade War … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 38.3)”

Economic Affairs (Vol 38.2)

21 June 2018
Economic Affairs

Economic Affairs (Vol 38.2)

21 June 2018
Subscribe to Economic Affairs CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION (page 165) JUSTIFICATIONS FOR REDISTRIBUTION: A CRITIQUE (Pages: 166-184) by Roland Vaubel IS UNIVERSAL … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 38.2)”

Economic Affairs (Vol 38.1)

8 February 2018
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Economic Affairs (Vol 38.1)

8 February 2018
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents: Introduction (page 1) Central Banking after the Great Recession (pages 2–15) by Charles Bean Comment: … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 38.1)”

Economic Affairs (Vol 37.3)

19 October 2017
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Economic Affairs (Vol 37.3)

19 October 2017
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents Introduction (pages 341–342) by J.R. Shackleton Central Bank or Monetary Authority? Three Views on Money … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 37.3)”

Economic Affairs (Vol 37.2)

22 June 2017
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Economic Affairs (Vol 37.2)

22 June 2017
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Economic Affairs (Vol 37.1)

16 February 2017
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Economic Affairs (Vol 37.1)

16 February 2017
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents: Introduction (page 1) by J. R. Shackleton Britain and Europe: What Ways Forward? (pages 2–14) by … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 37.1)”

Economic Affairs (Vol 36.3)

25 October 2016
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Economic Affairs (Vol 36.3)

25 October 2016
Subscribe to Economic Affairs Contents: Introduction (pages 237–238) by J. R. Shackleton Incentive Effects in Higher Education: an Improved Funding … Continue reading “Economic Affairs (Vol 36.3)”

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