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Scottish independence : an economic analysis

Simpson, David - 1969

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The rediscovery of classical economics : adaptation, complexity and growth

Simpson, David - 2013

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Tilting at windmills : the economics of wind power

Simpson, David (contributor) - 2004

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The economics and politics of wind power

Simpson, David - In: Regulating utilities and promoting competition : …, (pp. 59-81). 2006

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What's wrong with Keynesian economics?

Simpson, David - In: What's wrong with Keynesian economic theory?, (pp. 201-217). 2016

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General equilibrium analysis : an introduction

Simpson, David - 1975

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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GROWTH : CLASSICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY AND THE MODERN WORLD / DAVID SIMPSON

Simpson, David - 1983

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The challenge of new technology

Simpson, David; Love, Jim; Walker, Jim - 1987

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The Root Causes of Biodiversity Loss: Edited by Alexander Wood, Pamela Stedman-Edwards and Johanna Mang, Earthscan, London, 2000, 399 pp. ISBN 1-85383-699-0

Simpson, David - In: Ecological Economics 40 (2002) 1, pp. 133-135

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FAIR TRADE: ITS REAL IMPACT ON THE WORKING POOR

Krasnozhon, Leonid A.; Simpson, David; Block, Walter E. - In: Romanian Economic Business Review 1 (2015) 2, pp. 5-28

Fair trade gains popularity, while free trade is undergoing more and more criticism. Since international free trade supposedly pollutes the environment, promotes the utilization of sweatshops, exploits child labor, and impoverishes developing countries, fair trade is a preferable alternative...

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