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Innovation, real primary commodity prices and business cycles

Bloch, Harry; Sapsford, David - 2010

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Trend and cycles in coal and oil prices in the long run : a Schumpeterian approach

Bloch, Harry; Sapsford, David - 2011

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A note on the use of spline functions for seasonal adjustment

Sapsford, D. - In: Economics Letters 6 (1980) 2, pp. 145-151

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Trade union growth in Ireland, 1943-1977

Sapsford, D. - In: Economics Letters 12 (1983) 1, pp. 89-96

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Sample-selection procedures for estimating the relationship between concentration and profitability from cross-industry data

Bloch, Harry - In: Review of industrial organization : RIO 9 (1994) 1, pp. 71-84

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An uneven playing field : rankings and ratings for economics in ERA 2010

Bloch, Harry - 2012

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Prices in motion : Schumpeter’s contribution to price theory

Bloch, Harry - 2014

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A simple spatial model for Edgeworth Cycles

Wills-Johnson, Nick; Bloch, Harry - In: Economics Letters 108 (2010) 3, pp. 334-336

Maskin and Tirole (1998) formalise Edgeworth's (1925) model of a dynamic equilibrium between two players where prices increase sharply and decrease slowly; the Edgeworth Cycle. Here, we present an application of the model, showing how Edgeworth Cycles might arise in a marketplace where spatial...

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The effects of exports, technical change and markup on total factor productivity growth: Evidence from Singapore's electronics industry

Bloch, Harry; Tang, Sam Hak Kan - In: Economics Letters 96 (2007) 1, pp. 58-63

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