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| d papers in, among others, Journal of Public | Economics, International Economic Review, Review of Ec |
| sed as job creation, an example of Keynesian | economics. |
| ontributed to the development of supply-side | economics when he served as Chairman of the Lehrman In |
| ," (with Alan J. Auerbach) Journal of Public | Economics, 88(5), pp. |
| The Leonard Davis Institute of Health | Economics (LDI) is the center for health services rese |
| ab and Robert MacCulloch), Journal of Public | Economics, 88(9-10), pp. |
| rved a unique niche in the world of academic | economics, avoiding the Institutionalist approach insp |
| 2003 Blanchard served as the Chairman of the | Economics Department at MIT. |
| International Institute of Islamic | Economics |
| The Evolution of Institutional | Economics: Agency, Structure and Darwinism in American |
| shed his research in the Journal of Monetary | Economics, the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, a |
| f Corporate Finance and Journal of Financial | Economics. |
| rnal of Finance and the Journal of Financial | Economics, the Review of Financial Studies is consider |
| American economist and a professor of health | economics in the Department of Health Policy and Manag |
| nford since 1973, serving as chairman of the | economics department from 1986 to 1989, director of th |
| Fundamentals of Labor | Economics (co-authored with Thomas Hyclak and Robert T |
| Mkwezalamba was a founding member of the | Economics Association of Malawi (ECAMA) and served as |
| Ropp Center was used by the College of Home | Economics for 13 years until the Office of Special Pro |
| eger" Larocque, a University of Saskatchewan | economics student, face off |
| The Department of Applied | Economics |
| Wendy B. Max is a professor of Health | Economics and the co-director of the Institute for Hea |
| arch Professor at the University of Oxford's | Economics Department, and joined the Bank of England's |
| inning with a concise treatment of classical | economics, this book challenges one of the fundamental |
| degree in 1954 and a Bachelor of Philosophy ( | Economics) degree in 1955. |
| of works in the broad tradition of heterodox | economics, and has made contributions on economic impe |
| He is a professor and Chairman of the | Economics department at Harvard University. |
| hen studied law at the University of Zagreb, | economics in Frankfurt and then political economy and |
| mist and co-author, with Tyler Cowen, of the | economics blog Marginal Revolution. |
| a 1979 paper in the Journal of International | Economics, and involves two key assumptions: that cons |
| nosuke Matsushita Professor of International | Economics at Stanford University. |
| e head of the newly created Division of Home | Economics for the University. |
| He became head of the | economics department at South Bank Polytechnic and pub |
| ning Carnegie Mellon, he was a member of the | economics department at the University of North Caroli |
| Journal of Monetary | Economics 2 (April 1976): 195-219 |
| pointed the Presidential Professor of Health | Economics at the University of Southern California (US |
| lth in the Long Run?” The Journal of Housing | Economics, 2007, “Effects of Housing Push Factors and |
| A former chair of the | Economics Department and President of the Economic His |
| has been an adjunct professor of managerial | economics at Columbia College of Missouri, and is a he |
| cal arenas, including the areas of Financial | Economics, Financial Reform, Prudential Regulations, T |
| w and Intriligator, Handbook of Mathematical | Economics |
| (economist) (1914-1992), scholar of Chinese | economics and history |
| shall, his last book being a critique of The | Economics of Alfred Marshall (1935). |
| gned her post as Dean of the College of Home | Economics at Syracuse University. |
| nd Terry Barker in the Department of Applied | Economics. |
| sity as an assistant professor of managerial | economics. |
| low of the Leonard Davis Institute of Health | Economics at the University of Pennsylvania and a memb |
| The Political Economy of Participatory | Economics with R. Hahnel (1991) |
| s many faculties, such as a School of Drama, | Economics Research centre, MBA, MCA. |
| urnal of Law and Liberty, Review of Austrian | Economics, and other publications. |
| If the theme of Hazlitt's | Economics in One Lesson is the indirect effects of int |
| ntil 1952, when he took the Chair of Applied | Economics at Queen's University, Belfast. |
| Coyle is Managing Director of Enlightenment | Economics, an economic consultancy to large corporate |
| The Irrelevance of Conventional | Economics (1982) |
| He then attended the University of Chicago | Economics department and graduated with a Master's deg |
| Journal of Environmental | Economics and Management 14,1987. |
| d, with the available studies of Humanities, | Economics and Social science. |
| by the American Association of Agricultural | Economics and remains an influential work on Taiwan's |
| ranga - Assistant Professor of International | Economics |
| the Society for the Development of Austrian | Economics. |
| Pioneers of Modern | Economics in Britain (ed. |
| man in his essay The Methodology of Positive | Economics. |
| Foundations of Monetary | Economics (6 vols.), 1994. |
| e activities within the realm of development | economics. |
| esearch interests are in the areas of Public | economics, Economics of education, Regulation, and Gam |
| e was Secretary of the Department of Applied | Economics at Cambridge University. |
| st, currently serving as professor of public | economics at the London School of Economics (LSE). |
| tative at the highest government body of the | Economics School (1965-1966). |
| support of geoanarchism (a kind of Georgist | economics) and his advocacy of civil liberties, anarch |
| (born 1948) is a professor of international | economics at the Institute for International Economic |
| remium on U.S. equity", Journal of Financial | Economics 32 (2), 1992, pp. |
| His research is in the area of the | economics of Water Management. |
| so used frequently in search models of labor | economics. |
| the firm size effect", Journal of Financial | Economics 14 (3), 1985, pp. |
| Journal of Law, | Economics and Organization |
| He is a member of the | economics department at UWO and continues to supervise |
| e field and increase the number of insurance | economics textbooks while honoring Wharton professor, |
| conomic Review, the Journal of International | Economics, International Journal of Central Banking, a |
| the Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial | Economics and the Journal of Financial and Quantitativ |
| It covers all aspects of the | economics of developing countries, including education |
| ibutions to the development of environmental | economics in Europe. |
| She received a Master of Science ( | Economics) degree from the London School of Economics |
| By John K. Hatch, Dept. of Agricultural | Economics, Michigan State University (1980) |
| He is currently professor of political | economics at the University of Cologne. |
| From 1999 to 2005 he was professor of energy | economics at the Norwegian School of Economics and Bus |
| reporting in the field of energy | economics; |
| hed in Econometrica, the Journal of Monetary | Economics, the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Contro |
| rth Central Division, Bureau of Agricultural | Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture. |
| as also co-editor of the Journal of Monetary | Economics for more than twenty years. |
| Journal of Monetary | Economics 5, pp. |
| feld was a strong supporter of laissez-faire | economics and a harsh critic of socialism and to this |
| rnal of Economic Growth, Journal of Monetary | Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, Economi |
| He has a Bachelor of Arts ( | Economics) with the Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the U |
| have appeared in the Journal of Development | Economics, International Journal of Middle East Studie |
| The American Journal of Agricultural | Economics is a peer-reviewed academic journal of agric |
| ur mind, whether it's the downfall of global | economics or terrible environmental troubles, the thin |
| is a contributor to the fields of behavioral | economics and behavioral finance. |
| a former editor of the Journal of Industrial | Economics and associate editor of the International Jo |
| il 2001, he was a professor of international | economics at the same Institute. |
| He has published widely in the area of the | economics of education, including papers in the Econom |
| tor of the journal Labour - Review of labour | economics and industrial relations, he also wrote for |
| i, Amato, Ciampi), and a professor of Labour | Economics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata. |
| hes regulation from the triple angle of Law, | economics, and political science. |
| ge and director of the department of applied | economics, although he continued to work as a governme |
| forerunner to the development of biophysical | economics and ecological economics, advanced by Freder |
| s article is within the scope of WikiProject | Economics, a collaborative effort to improve the cover |
| Bank pursued the multiple goals of Keynesian | economics, especially "easy money" and low interest ra |
| From 1969 she taught at schools of home | economics and from 1971 at a junior secondary commerci |
| d of Program Surveys, Bureau of Agricultural | Economics, United States Department of Agriculture; Se |
| Journal of Finance, the Journal of Financial | Economics, the Review of Financial Studies, the Americ |
| rch Department in 1966, becoming head of the | economics section in 1974. |
| hers are: David Blake, Professor of Pensions | Economics and Director of Pensions Institute; Andrew C |
| explicate phenomena in the sphere of energy | economics without, however, passing moral judgment on |
| r of the Giannini Foundation of Agricultural | Economics. |
| Health and Efficiency: A Sociology of Health | Economics, with Malcolm Ashmore and T.J. Pinch, Milton |
| ago played in the development of Neo-liberal | economics and Neo-conservatism. |
| rspective, Ratigan served as moderator of an | economics debate between Lawrence Kudlow and Paul Krug |
| mestic Science and Arts, the College of Home | Economics, the Nesbitt College of Design, Nutrition, H |
| Those aspects of Marxian | economics which retain validity do not seem to me to j |
| 3-1988) and was Coordinating Minister of the | Economics, Finance and Industry and Development Superv |
| egrees offered are, B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) ( | Economics English), B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) (Chemi |
| ranslated the Macmillan Dictionary of Modern | Economics and is the author of the Concise English-Cze |
| programs represent a fusion of technologies, | economics and policies of secure communication network |
| al institutions as active agents of tertiary | economics in urban centres; and to present alternative |
| ing contribution in the field of development | economics. |
| hn Kenneth Galbraith: The Making of American | Economics. |
| ugh the professional development of property | economics worldwide. |
| ge pensions 1901-5, and was president of the | economics and statistics section at the 1902 meeting o |
| The Quarterly Journal of Austrian | Economics (the successor journal to the Review of Aust |
| or markets and unusual applications of labor | economics (to beauty, sleep and suicide). |
| here he developed the curriculum of Biblical | Economics, and received an honorary Doctorate Degree. |
| f the founders of the school of neoclassical | economics. |
| bad news for corruption", Journal of Public | Economics 87 (7-8): 1801-1824, doi:10.1016/S0047-2727( |
| the Barton L. Weller Professor of Political | Economics at MIT, in the Department of Urban Studies a |
| for most textbook presentations of Keynesian | economics and the basis for policy. |
| al, NYU Law Journal, and the Journal of Law, | Economics and Organization. |
| and in 1994 Tylecote became Professor of the | Economics and Management of Technological Change. |
| He is professor of health | economics and epidemiology at the University of Cologn |
| ish economist and professor of international | economics at the Institute for International Economic |
| Cypriot economist and Professor of Financial | Economics at the University of Leicester. |
| He was honorary professor of social | economics in the Catholic University of America from 1 |
| He was Professor of Statistical | Economics at the University of Oxford (1948-1959), and |
| She is also the chairman of Frontier | Economics Limited. |
| m 1952 to 1982 he was a professor of fishery | economics at the Norwegian School of Economics and Bus |
| e has also published in the area of regional | economics (with papers in the Journal of Regional Scie |
| c) and postgraduates (MA/MSc) are offered in | economics, finance and investment, management, and rea |
| While there, she taught Oklahoma History, | Economics, Government and American History. |
| Torsten Oltmanns studied | Economics at the University of Cologne (Germany). |
| his work (with Richard D. Wolff) on Marxian | economics, economic methodology and class analysis. |
| His work focusses on the | economics of poor countries; it includes notable contr |
| According to the Stern Review on the | Economics of Climate Change, our emissions would have |
| He focuses on communicating | economics to non-economists, and to that end is the ho |
| ll We Need Is a Paradigm: Essays on Science, | Economics, and Logic from The Harvard Review of Philos |
| ings of the Rotterdam Conference on Cultural | Economics, North-Holland (forthcoming 2003). |
| World Bank Annual Conference on Development | Economics 1990 (eds. |
| Articles and journalism on labour, | economics, industry and politics |
| ers), one of the first books on mathematical | economics. |
| airman of the Swedish Expert Group on Public | Economics (ESO). |
| lett's research primarily focuses on ancient | economics and the human interelationships that subsequ |
| the Cold War he was also an expert on Soviet | economics. |
| His work has focused on financial | economics and informational cascades. |
| is teaching and research have focused on the | economics of information technology (IT) and social me |
| regarded environmentalist and expert on the | economics of cities. |
| health outcome manager for studies on health | economics and evidence based medicine. |
| historical impact of the soybean crop on the | economics of West Tennessee and specifically the City |
| He is best known for his work on the | economics of technological change, and for his contrib |
| g the 1980s, Apple's practice focused on the | economics of the art world. |
| unded in 1917, often focuses on quantitative | economics. |
| is best known for his work on participatory | economics with Z Magazine editor Michael Albert. |
| luding a well-known textbook on introductory | economics which has been widely used in schools, colle |
| given his work a lasting influence on modern | economics. |
| The Great Depression took its toll on the | economics of the game, and while managing the 1933 Ric |
| hurch, Oxford, and after a brief spell on an | economics fellowship at the University of Cambridge (1 |
| a collaborative blog focusing on progressive | economics, created by web entrepreneur and cultural th |
| His work focuses on the | economics of information. |
| Evolution and Institutions: On Evolutionary | Economics and the Evolution of Economics (Edward Elgar |
| Bradford's research focused on public-sector | economics. |
| on abstract aesthetic principles, or on the | economics of commercial construction, or on the techni |
| cords led to several agreements on politics, | economics and human rights. |
| rote several books and articles on politics, | economics, law, and history. |
| d an MA degree (and focused on international | economics and refugee studies). |
| His work focuses on development | economics. |
| of Pennsylvania, with a focus on philosophy, | economics, and political science. |
| Bernard teaches a core MBA course on Global | Economics for Managers as well as an elective focused |
| exclusive of minority groups based on race, | economics, gender, sexuality and communicative differe |
| from University of Manchester on Development | Economics. |
| has also had a significant impact on popular | economics, with references in mainstream business and |
| e has lectured and given workshops on Global | Economics, Money, and Community Currencies in the U.S. |
| He co-founded the NYU Summer Workshop on the | Economics of Information Technology and the Workshop o |
| Armey served on the | economics faculty at the University of Montana from 19 |
| He also served on the | economics faculty at George Mason University from 1985 |
| ition to a number of journal articles on the | economics of sports, led to Tollison's work being freq |
| ), supposedly for its excessive focus on the | economics of the era, and the volume reassigned to ano |
| tration with a concentration on: Accounting, | Economics, Finance |
| University of Maryland with two B.A., one in | economics and the other in government & politics in 19 |
| of Indian history by considering not only on | economics, and politics, but also religion and philoso |
| whisky industry was reviewing operations the | economics of running this relatively small and remote |
| His magnum opus was | Economics of the Present and the Future (1848). |
| the school's animal science or agricultural | economics programs. |
| e reading, writing in his diary, or studying | economics. |
| Hidden Order: The | Economics of Everyday Life. |
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