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The relations between educational achievement and school size

Lynn, R. - In: The British journal of sociology : BJS 10 (1959) 2, pp. 129-136

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Attitudes and responses

Lynn, Richard - In: Inflation : economy and society ; twelve papers by …, (pp. 95-101). 1972

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The British growth problem : a psychologist's diagnosis

Lynn, Richard - In: Economic age 1 (1969) 6, pp. 4-9

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Genetics of the brain drain : implications for economic policy

Lynn, Richard - In: Economic age 1 (1969) 2, pp. 19-22

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Social attitudes of the new affluent workers

Lynn, Richard - In: Economic age 2 (1970) 4, pp. 20-22

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BOOK REVIEWS - IQ and the Wealth of Nations

Lynn, Richard; Vanhanen, Tatu; Nechyba, Thomas J. - In: Journal of economic literature 42 (2004) 1, pp. 220

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The Irish Brain Drain

Lynn, Richard - Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)

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National Differences in Anxiety

Lynn, Richard - Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)

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Small Capitalization Companies: What Does Financial Analysis Tell Us about Them?

Dwyer, Hubert J; Lynn, Richard - In: The Financial Review 24 (1989) 3, pp. 397-415

This study considers a broad range of accounting information and ratios for a group of small and large companies from 1965 through 1980. It seeks to answer the following questions: Are the financial ratios of small companies significantly different from those of larger companies? Are these...

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Citizens of warmer countries are more competitive and poorer: Culture or chance?

Van de Vliert, Evert; Kluwer, Esther S.; Lynn, Richard - In: Journal of Economic Psychology 21 (2000) 2, pp. 143-165

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