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Identification of activity effects, trends and cycles in import demand

Barker, Terry - In: Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 41 (1979) 1, pp. 63-68

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International trade and economic growth : an alternative to the neoclassical approach

Barker, Terry - In: Cambridge journal of economics 1 (1977) 2, pp. 153-172

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[Besprechung von:] Leontief, Wassily: Essays in economics. Vol. 2. Oxford 1978

Barker, Terry - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 89 (1979), pp. 993-994

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International trade and economic growth : an alternative to the neoclassical approach

Barker, Terry - 1977

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De-industrialisation, North Sea oil and an investment strategy for the United Kingdom

Barker, Terry - In: Oil or industry? : energy, industrialisation and …, (pp. 191-224). 1981

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Erfahrungen mit dem Monetarismus in Großbritannien von 1979-1983

Barker, Terry - In: Wirtschaftspolitik und wirtschaftliche Entwicklung : …, (pp. 45-64). 1985

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An international comparison of energy resources and prices

Barker, Terry - In: Oil or industry? : energy, industrialisation and …, (pp. 11-19). 1981

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Policy issues in energy-rich economies

Barker, Terry - In: Oil or industry? : energy, industrialisation and …, (pp. 299-306). 1981

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The Cambridge multisectoral dynamic odel: An instrument for national economic policy analysis

Barker, Terry; Borooah, Vani; van der Ploeg, Rick; … - In: Journal of Policy Modeling 2 (1980) 3, pp. 319-344

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Does Geography Matter for the Clean Development Mechanism?

Huang, Yongfu; Barker, Terry - Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge - 2008

Under the Kyoto Protocol, the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is designed to serve the dual purposes of allowing the industrialised countries to earn credits by investing in project activities that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, while contributing to sustainable development in...

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