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10197/667: Interim Study on the Liquor Licensing Laws and other Barriers to Entry and their impact on Competition in the Retail Drinks Market

Anthony Murphy and Colm Harmon

10197/666: A dynamic model of demand for private health insurance in Ireland

Colm Harmon and Claire Finn

10197/6648: Second Chance for High-School Dropouts? A Regression Discontinuity Analysis of Postsecondary Educational Returns to General Educational Development Certification

Christopher Jepsen, Peter Mueser and Kenneth Troske

10197/662: Employment Effects of the Proposed Minimum Wage

Colm Harmon, J. Holt and Frank Barry

10197/653: Education policy reform and the return to schooling from instrumental variables

Kevin Denny and Colm Harmon

10197/651: Pricing and investment decisions in Irish Education

Colm Harmon and John Sheehan

10197/649: Education, earnings and skills: a multi-country comparison

Colm Harmon, Kevin Denny and Vincent O'Sullivan

10197/648: Schooling and earnings in the U.K. – the ROSLA experiment

Ian Walker and Colm Harmon

10197/647: Estimates of the economic return to schooling for the United Kingdom

Ian Walker and Colm Harmon

10197/6435: Housing Bubbles and Monetary Policy: A Reassessment

Graeme O'Meara

10197/607: Optimal patent length

James Bergin

10197/603: Player type distributions as state variables and information revelation in zero sum repeated games with discounting

James Bergin

10197/5999: Fiscal Consolidation Strategies: Evidence from the International Experience

Eddie Casey, Joe Durkan and David Duffy

10197/598: Doctors’ fees in Ireland following the change in reimbursement: did they jump

David (David Patrick) Madden

10197/596: The Irish non-voter: evidence from the Irish National Election Study and Living in Ireland surveys

Liam Delaney

10197/595: Individual, household and gender preferences for social transfers

Francis O'Toole and Liam Delaney

10197/591: Behavioural economics and drinking behaviour: preliminary results from an Irish college study

Liam Delaney, Colm Harmon and Patrick G. Wall

10197/590: The determinants of self-rated health in the Republic of Ireland: further evidence and future directions

Liam Delaney, Colm Harmon, Cecily Kelleher and Caroline Kenny

10197/588: Reference dependent financial satisfaction over the course of the Celtic Tiger: a panel analysis utilising the Living in Ireland Survey 1994-2001

Liam Delaney, Carol Newman and Brian Nolan

10197/587: Preferences for specific social welfare expenditure in Ireland

Liam Delaney and Francis O'Toole

10197/586: School children and sport in Ireland

Liam Delaney, Tony Fahey and Brenda Gannon

10197/585: Social and economic value of sport in Ireland

Liam Delaney and Tony Fahey

10197/584: Irish public service broadcasting: a contingent valuation analysis

Liam Delaney and Francis O'Toole

10197/5827: Provision of private pensions in Poland

Joe Durkan

10197/580: Validating the use of vignettes for subjective threshold scales

Liam Delaney, Colm Harmon, Arthur van Soest, Arie Kapteyn and James Smith

10197/5782: A Tentative Projection of the Structure of the Nigerian Economy in 1975: A Note

Joe Durkan

10197/578: The distribution of well-being in Ireland

Liam Delaney, Orla Doyle, Kenneth McKenzie and Patrick G. Wall

10197/577: Perception of excessive drinking among Irish college students: a mixed methods analysis

Liam Delaney, Colm Harmon, Claire Milner, Lorna Sweeney and Patrick G. Wall

10197/576: Social capital and self-rated health in the Republic of Ireland: evidence from the European Social Survey

Liam Delaney, Patrick G. Wall and Fearghal O'hAodha

10197/5743: Team Aer Lingus and Irish Steel: An Application of the Declining High-Wage Industries Literature

Frank Barry and Joe Durkan

10197/574: Social capital and self-rated health in the Republic of Ireland: evidence from the European Social Survey

Liam Delaney, Patrick G. Wall and Fearghal O'hAodha

10197/5721: Survey of school unit costs Primary and Post-primary schools

John Sheehan, Joe Durkan and Rodney Thom

10197/571: Transport infrastructure

Colm McCarthy, Edgar Morgenroth and John Fitz Gerald

10197/568: Climate change and energy taxes

Colm McCarthy

10197/566: Alternative seasonal adjustment methods for aggregate Irish macroeconomic data

Colm McCarthy and John Lawlor

10197/565: Crawling through the sprawl: commuting patterns, urban form and public transport in Dublin

Colm McCarthy

10197/564: Volatility in Irish quarterly macroeconomic data

Colm McCarthy

10197/562: Browsing onwards: Irish public spending in perspective

Colm McCarthy and John Lawlor

10197/561: Generally unacceptable accounting principles: the Irish public finance accounts

Colm McCarthy

10197/560: Beans for breakfast? How exportable is the British workfare model?

Kristian Orsini and Olivier Bargain

10197/557: Beans for breakfast? How exportable is the British workfare model?

Kristian Orsini and Olivier Bargain

10197/5554: The labor-market returns to community college degrees, diplomas, and certificates

Christopher Jepsen, Kenneth Troske and Paul Coomes

10197/5553: Are catholic primary schools more effective than public primary schools?

Todd Elder and Christopher Jepsen

10197/553: Effets d'une réforme fiscale sur l'offre de travail des ménages dans un cadre collectif simulé

Nicolas Moreau and Olivier Bargain

10197/539: Can expected utility theory explain gambling?

Roger Hartley and Lisa Farrell

10197/535: Is the UK National Lottery experiencing lottery fatigue?

Stephen Creigh-Tyte and Lisa Farrell

10197/534: Off with their heads: terrorism and electoral support for capital punishment in Australia

Lisa Farrell, Tim Fry, Clare Felvus and Sinclair Davidson

10197/526: Components of growth in current public expenditure on education and health

Morgan Kelly

10197/524: Financial market contagion

Morgan Kelly

10197/523: Inequality and crime

Morgan Kelly