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Citation: Massimo Pivetti, Military spending as a burden on growth: an `underconsumptionist' critique, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(04), 1992, pp. 373
Citation: Peter Turnbull et Syd Weston, Employment regulation, state intervention and the economic per formance of European ports, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(04), 1992, pp. 385
Citation: Andrea Maneschi, Ricardo's international trade theory: beyond the comparative cost example, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(04), 1992, pp. 421
Citation: Renee Prendergast, Increasing returns and competitive equilibrium-the content and development of Marshall's theory, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(04), 1992, pp. 447
Citation: Denis Conniffe, Keynes on probability and statistical inference and the links to Fisher, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(04), 1992, pp. 475
Citation: Nance Goldstein, Gender and the restructuring of high-tech multinational corporations:new twists to an old story, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(03), 1992, pp. 269
Citation: Pan A. Yotopoulos et Sagrario L. Floro, Income distribution, transaction costs and market fragmentation in informal credit markets, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(03), 1992, pp. 303
Citation: Guy Standing, Do unions impede or accelerate structural adjustment? Industrial versus company unions in an industrialising labour market, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(03), 1992, pp. 327
Citation: Asu Aksoy et Kevin Robins, Hollywood for the 21st century: global competition for critical mass in image markets, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(01), 1992, pp. 1
Citation: Gavin Peebles, Why the quantity theory of money is not applicable to China, togetherwith a tested theory that is, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(01), 1992, pp. 23
Citation: W. B. Gaynor, The transformation of the natural rate of interest into The General Theory's state of long-term expectations, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(01), 1992, pp. 55
Citation: David Young, Problems in reconciling neoclassical and Marxian models of pro duction: a comment on Green, Cambridge journal of economics, 16(01), 1992, pp. 101