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10197/208: Economic geography and the long-run effects of the Great Irish Famine

Karl Whelan

10197/2066: Enhancing the comparability of self-rated skills-matching using anchoring vignettes

Martin Ryan, Liam Delaney and Colm Harmon

10197/2063: Where do firms export, how much, and why?

Martina Lawless and Karl Whelan

10197/206: Computing technologies and U.S. economic growth

Karl Whelan

10197/205: An overview of monetary policy in the US

Karl Whelan

10197/204: Computers, obsolescence, and productivity

Karl Whelan

10197/203: A two-sector approach to modeling U.S. NIPA data

Karl Whelan

10197/202: Explaining the investment boom of the 1990s

Karl Whelan and Stacey Tevlin

10197/2015: Housing inventories and prices: what’s next for the US housing market?

Karl Whelan

10197/2014: Revisiting the cost of children: theory and evidence from Ireland

Olivier Bargain and Olivier Donni

10197/2012: How to measure competitiveness

Joe Durkan

10197/201: Modeling inflation dynamics: a critical review of recent research

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/200: Staggered contracts and inflation persistence: some general results

Karl Whelan

10197/199: Can rational expectations sticky-price models explain inflation dynamics?

Karl Whelan and Jeremy Rudd

10197/190: Monetary shocks with variable effort

Frank Walsh

10197/189: The real wage gap in Ireland and its development over time: the Irish experience 1960-1987

Frank Walsh, Patrick Walsh and Ernestine Woelger

10197/188: A multisector model of efficiency wages

Frank Walsh

10197/187: Income tax cuts and inflation in Ireland

Frank Walsh

10197/185: Creating jobs through public subsidies: an empirical analysis

Sourafel Girmaa, Holger Görg, Eric Strobl and Frank Walsh

10197/184: Minimum Wages and compliance: the case of Trinidad and Tobago

Eric Strobl and Frank Walsh

10197/183: Labour market rents and Irish industrial policy

Frank Walsh

10197/182: Is there an informal employment wage penalty? Evidence from South Africa

Frank Walsh, Eliane El Badaoui and Eric Strobl

10197/1795: Some influences on the intercounty variation in Irish psychiatric hospitalization rates

Dermot Walsh and Brendan M. Walsh

10197/171: The economic consequences of being left-handed: some sinister results

Kevin Denny

10197/170: Can education compensate for low ability? Evidence from British data (version 3.0)

Kevin Denny and Vincent O'Sullivan

10197/168: Big and tall parents do not have more sons

Kevin Denny

10197/1673: Fiscal adjustment and re-balancing the Irish economy

Colm McCarthy

10197/1672: Containing systemic risk

Karl Whelan

10197/167: Does voting history matter: analysing persistence in turnout

Kevin Denny and Orla Doyle

10197/163: Options for business rate reform

Kevin Denny, John Hall and Stephen Smith

10197/162: Tax options for 1992: the green budget

Gavyn Davies, Andrew Dilnot, David Walton and Edward Whitehouse

10197/161: Analysing the relationship between voter turnout and health in Ireland

Kevin Denny and Orla Doyle

10197/1602: Taxation and foreign direct investment in Ireland

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1601: How ‘live’ is the live register and other puzzles in the measurement of unemployment

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1600: The economic appraisal system for projects seeking support from the industrial development agencies

Anthony Murphy, Brendan M. Walsh and Frank Barry

10197/16: Political interest, cognitive ability and personality: determinants of voter turnout in Britain

Kevin Denny and Orla Doyle

10197/1596: Catching up with the leaders: the Irish hare

Patrick Honohan and Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1594: Labour market adjustment in the Irish regions, 1988-2005

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1593: The later applied work of R. C. Geary

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1585: What’s in store for the Celtic Tiger?

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1582: The role of tax policy in Ireland's economic renaissance

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1581: Labour market reform and employment: the Irish experience

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1580: The Irish economic 'miracle': how do we explain the timing of the boom

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1579: Population, employment and economic growth in Ireland

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1578: Ireland's Membership of the European Monetary System: expectations, out-turns and prospects

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1574: A study of labour force flows, 1961-80

Brendan M. Walsh and J. J. Sexton

10197/1573: The demographic constraints: a comment

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/1572: Why is unemployment so high in Ireland today?

Brendan M. Walsh

10197/157: An econometric analysis of burglary in Ireland

Kevin Denny, Reamonn Lydon and Colm Harmon

10197/1563: Commercial state-sponsored bodies

Brendan M. Walsh