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Speech of Albert Smith, of New York : on the tariff, and in reply to the speech of Mr. Collin, of N.Y

Smith, Albert - 1846

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Gavarni in London : sketches of life and character

Gavarni, Paul (contributor); Smith, Albert (contributor) - 1849

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Reaching out to Europe - Australia is trying hard to shrug off the Asian crisis. The US market is exacting a premium from Aussie borrowers, but they're increasingly welcome in Euro...

Smith, Albert - In: Euromoney (1998), pp. 59-61

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It looks like third time lucky - The Australian domestic corporate bond market has sprung back to life.

Smith, Albert - In: Euromoney (1997), pp. 125-132

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The party's over for Australian banks - Australian banks - and especially the Big Four, which together account for 62% of total assets - did very well indeed last year. But economi...

Smith, Albert - In: Euromoney (1996), pp. 105-109

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On the road to a no-debt policy - New Zealand plans to have no foreign debt by year-end, and a NZ USD5 billion fiscal surplus in 1997-8. But it's a great place to invest. So where...

Smith, Albert - In: Euromoney (1996), pp. 87-89

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New Zealand. More work for the invisible hand - Reserve Bank governor Donald Brash is finding his experiment for bank supervision by disclosure and market discipline none too popul...

Smith, Albert - In: Euromoney (1995), pp. 81-87

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The Promises and Pitfalls of Genoeconomics

Benjamin, Daniel J.; Cesarini, David; Chabris, … - 2014

This article reviews existing research at the intersection of genetics and economics, presents some new findings that illustrate the state of genoeconomics research, and surveys the prospects of this emerging field. Twin studies suggest that economic outcomes and preferences, once corrected for...

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