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Measuring the cost of barriers to trade in services

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Modelling the world wool market : a hybrid approach

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Understanding the world wool market : trade, productivity and growers' incomes

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The costs of global tariff barriers on wool products : 1997 - 2005

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The dynamic effects of infectious disease outbreaks : the case of pandemic influenza and human coronavirus

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The global economic effects of pandemic influenza

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We analyse the global economic effects of two influenza pandemics that represent extremes along the virulence-infectiousness continuum of possible pandemics: a high virulence-low infectiousness event and a low virulence-high infectiousness event. We do this by applying results from a...

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