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A general shirking model of involuntary unemployment

Simmons, Robert - 1988

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A general shirking model of involuntary unemployment

Simmons, Robert - 1988

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Competitiveness in the agriculture sector

Simmons, Robert - In: Seminar on Employment, Agriculture and …, (pp. 85-109). 1993

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An error-correction approach to demand for money in five African developing countries

Simmons, Robert - In: Journal of economic studies 19 (1992) 1, pp. 29-47

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A note on the generalisation of the Shapiro-Stiglitz shirking model of involuntary unemployment

Simmons, Robert - In: Economic notes : economic review of Banca Monte dei … 20 (1991) 2, pp. 380-389

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North Korea : silver anniversary

Simmons, Robert - In: Asian survey : a bimonthly review of contemporary Asian … 11 (1971) 1, pp. 104-109

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Economics of gambling

Simmons, Robert - In: Economics uncut : a complete guide to life, death and …, (pp. 367-388). 2005

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Methods and theories commonly applied in sports economics

Simmons, Robert - In: Advances in sports economics, (pp. 7-17). 2022

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Gate-sharing and talent distribution in the English football league

Robinson, Terry; Simmons, Robert - 2009

Using a data base of the movements of over two thousand professional footballers in the top two divisions of the English Football League between 1969 and 1995, this article examines the impact on talent distribution through the movement of players after gate-revenue sharing was abandoned in this...

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Contracts, pay and performance in the sport of kings : Evidence from horse racing

Butler, David; Butler, Robert; Simmons, Robert - In: British Journal of Industrial Relations 60 (2021) 1, pp. 152-175

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