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| "Lawton's", this building is now used by the | economics and business departments and for music techn |
| The | Economics of Planning Public Works (1935) |
| s, as well as Economic Theory (1964) and The | Economics of Imperfect Knowledge (1998). |
| ges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences, the | Economics Prize Committee, and served as an associate |
| flict in Big-time College Sports (1999), The | Economics of Sport, I & II (2001), May the Best Team W |
| any areas, including but not limited to, the | economics of peace, economic conversion, the macroecon |
| 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 |
| d editor of more than 24 books including The | Economics and Financing of Media Companies, Media Prod |
| 3-1988) and was Coordinating Minister of the | Economics, Finance and Industry and Development Superv |
| ulanten (1654) contributed new income to the | economics. |
| es, Sean took up the post of lecturer in the | Economics Department in Trinity College in 1977 and ha |
| Network Neutrality and the | Economics of Congestion, 94 Georgetown Law Journal 184 |
| rategic Guide to the Network Economy and The | Economics of Information Technology: An Introduction. |
| He graduated from the | Economics Department of the Institute of Red Professor |
| ge pensions 1901-5, and was president of the | economics and statistics section at the 1902 meeting o |
| iental and African Studies for an MSc in the | economics of underdeveloped countries -- his thesis wa |
| tor, with Stephen Cox, of Literature and the | Economics of Liberty: Spontaneous Order in Culture (20 |
| and in 1994 Tylecote became Professor of the | Economics and Management of Technological Change. |
| whisky industry was reviewing operations the | economics of running this relatively small and remote |
| ons came up again a few years later, but the | economics didn't make sense, and the notion was finall |
| Overclockability arises in part due to the | economics of the manufacturing processes of CPUs and o |
| regents wanted alleged communists within the | economics department dismissed. |
| Fred Rosenstiel was the | economics editor of the Frankfurter Zeitung in Berlin. |
| He also served on the | economics faculty at George Mason University from 1985 |
| to the top of the new section related to the | economics. |
| ition to a number of journal articles on the | economics of sports, led to Tollison's work being freq |
| In 1976, Minford took a position in the | Economics Department at the University of Liverpool, b |
| This change was made due to the | economics of the music industry at that time. |
| The Centre for the | Economics of Education (CEE) is a think tank in London |
| urned off, with serious repercussion for the | economics of the area, already paralyzed by the Povolz |
| ), supposedly for its excessive focus on the | economics of the era, and the volume reassigned to ano |
| ng their political events, he examined their | economics, their constitutions and their financial sys |
| 1983, he left the BBC to join TV-am as their | economics and industrial correspondent. |
| Opus was founded in 1954 by then | economics lecturer Cyril Renwick, at what was then the |
| in the Vienna University, Austria, and then | economics in the Export Akademie of Vienna. |
| She was then | Economics Editor at ITN; Head of the Policy Unit at th |
| h a freshly awakened interest in theoretical | economics, Kydland earned a B.S. from the Norwegian Sc |
| s main academic interests lie in theoretical | economics and the theory of social choice. |
| on that all history can be explained through | economics and class struggle, and Arnold J. Toynbee's |
| Introduction to | Economics for Students in India and Pakistan (1964) |
| can be said clearly"; but does this apply to | economics? |
| The textbook: An Introduction To | Economics For East Africa (1968). |
| tute performs commercial research related to | economics and in particular energy, evaluation studies |
| 08 when she returned from maternity leave to | economics editor. |
| orm and tectonics which cannot be reduced to | economics (whilst conversely retaining a Leftist viewp |
| Whilst there his interests turned to | economics and he was noticed by J.M. Keynes as being " |
| d as much as the Greenspoint area had due to | economics; many apartment complexes still had $99 move |
| f the British Empire in 1999 for services to | economics. |
| property rights/transaction cost approach to | economics and he has written on topics ranging from ca |
| New Year's Honours List 2007 for services to | economics. |
| of disciplines, including but not limited to | economics, political science, sociology, anthropology, |
| assics) at New College and then switching to | economics for a post-graduate degree at Nuffield Colle |
| Cassel came to | economics from mathematics. |
| ally solid Riesz spaces with applications to | economics (second ed.). |
| in the 2009 New Year Honours for services to | economics. |
| ied law, and later changed her specialism to | economics, social sciences and philosophy. |
| ear that his concept of class was limited to | economics, and did not include race, status, ethnicity |
| n and astronomer whose interests extended to | economics, engineering, and philosophy. |
| potential theory and mathematics applied to | economics. |
| Jonty Bloom, The World Tonight's | economics and Europe correspondent. |
| He took | economics as his major and earned a doctorandus degree |
| nonregistrants, anti-racism, and fair trade | economics. |
| A trained | economics engineer, Sara Nazarbayeva is the Founder an |
| wns has involved himself with transportation | economics. |
| Part One: "Introduction: Tribal | economics and social organisation of the Trobrianders" |
| She lived with Mark Vaughan, a UCLA | economics major, for three years, until she was 21 yea |
| sh, 1983 Graduate (8th Grade), UMass-Amherst | economics professor, Clinton CEA staff economist |
| He was then Under-Secretary ( | Economics), HM Treasury, 1991-94, then was again Chief |
| er he retired he completed his undergraduate | economics degree, and went on to business school at th |
| herefore not an indication of the underlying | economics. |
| graduated with a BA from Kyoto University's | economics department in 1960. |
| He graduated from Istanbul University's | Economics faculty. |
| Her focus is in Urban | Economics, Urban Planning and Public Finance. |
| del would become one of the pillars of urban | economics as from the seventies. |
| sident of the American Real Estate and Urban | Economics Association and the founder of the Real Esta |
| ditor for the American Real Estate and Urban | Economics Association monograph series. |
| Guardian Good University Guide 2011, the UWE | Economics department has been ranked at 8th in the UK. |
| The 2CD compilation Voodoo | Economics and Other American Tragedies (Taang!, 1997) |
| Warwick | Economics Summit 2008 - Students discussing with Mr. P |
| Warwick | Economics Summit 2009 - Kevin Kallaugher |
| His magnum opus was | Economics of the Present and the Future (1848). |
| His primary field of study at university was | economics, in which he eventually gained a Master's de |
| the fields of social choice theory, welfare | economics and political philosophy. |
| welfare | economics and a basic income |
| he focus of international intrigues in which | economics, politics, and religion were all entangled. |
| s article is within the scope of WikiProject | Economics, a collaborative effort to improve the cover |
| He is a BA graduate with | economics and has a diploma in computer science. |
| cts of architecture and planning, along with | economics and sociology. |
| where he obtained a degree in Politics with | Economics and Sociology. |
| ing center for legal scholarship imbued with | economics and other social sciences. |
| hold over the region likely to do more with | economics, taking into consideration the region's weal |
| ikanal, Tamil Nadu, and later graduated with | Economics and Political Science degrees (Hons.) |
| eloping Marxian concepts and theories within | economics as well as other fields of social inquiry. |
| Fisher's fields of specialization within | economics are industrial organization, microeconomics, |
| ally with the increasing complexity of world | economics. |
| as President of the Kiel Institute for World | Economics from 1989 to 2003. |
| ssigned to a think tank (Institute for World | Economics) that served as his official "work unit" for |
| ed by a conference Anne attended about world | economics. |
| plines in the sciences, humanities, writing, | economics, computer science, and over a dozen foreign |
| ences, social sciences, humanities, writing, | economics, computer science, and more than a dozen for |
| ics, Computer Programming, Creative Writing, | Economics, Environmental Science, Graphic Design, Indu |
| age to C. H. Douglas, who subsequently wrote | economics articles for The New Age, expounding his the |
| also the founder and president of North Yard | Economics, a not-for-profit consulting firm that provi |
| Aya is a third year | economics student at the university. |
| hen studied law at the University of Zagreb, | economics in Frankfurt and then political economy and |
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