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The arguments against the euro

Forder, James - In: Both sides of the coin. 1999

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The case for an independent European central bank : a reassessment of evidence and sources

Forder, James - In: European journal of political economy 14 (1998) 1, pp. 53-71

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Interests and "independence" : the European Central Bank and the theory of bureaucracy

Forder, James - In: International review of applied economics 16 (2002) 1, pp. 51-69

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The European Monetary Union and the growing danger of European protectionism

Forder, James - In: Asia-Europe on the eve of the 21st century, (pp. 187-208). 2001

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The limits of 'independence' and the policy of the ECB

Forder, James - In: Public choice 125 (2005) 3/4, pp. 431-444

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Communication breakdown: how reforming the electronic communications code could speed up 5G roll-out

Forder, James - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2022

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Response to the Haan's comment on "The case for an independent European central bank" : a reassessment

Forder, James - In: European journal of political economy 15 (1999) 4, pp. 763-767

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The case for an independent European central bank : a comment

Haan, Jakob de - In: European journal of political economy 15 (1999) 4, pp. 759-762

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Both sides of the coin

Huhne, Christopher; Forder, James - 1999

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Communication Breakdown : How reforming the Electronic Communications Code could speed up 5G rollout

Forder, James - 2022

In order to achieve satisfactory mobile telephony coverage in Britain, telecommunications companies need to site their equipment on land belonging to others.The Electronic Communications Code regulates legal relationships between those companies, or others operating their equipment, and the...

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