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F540 - Topics in Applied Asset Management - Mark Salmon - Mich 2015-16. ... Description:. F540 - Topics of Applied Asset Management - Mark Salmon - Lecture.

B.Sc. Mathematics and Economics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. M.Sc. Applied Mathematics, orientated in Statistics and Financial Mathematics, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne. ... B.Sc. in Mathematics and Economics, Hebrew University of

Specifically, how and in what ways can recent developments in evolutionary economics itself be applied to economic-geographic studies, and indeed used to construct a new 'evolutionary economic geography' as a

He has published widely in academic journals including American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Applied Economics, Applied Economic Letters, Applied  Financial Economics, Banca Nazionale Del Lavoro Quarterly Review, Bulletin of  Economic

My research interests include climate change, economics of the Middle East, energy economics and applied macroeconomics. ... 0011). Cavalcanti, T.V.D.V., Mohaddes, K. and Raissi, M. (2011) “Does oil abundance harm growth?” Applied Economics Letters,

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7:23:04 At A level did mathematics and physics and applied to Trinity, Cambridge; did mathematics though in retrospect should have done science; realized I was not a real mathematician ... so in my final year shifted from pure maths to applied maths; did

Applied Economics. ... Applied Economics.45/14, 1777-1788. Fuerst, F., Wyatt, P., van de Wetering, J.

Dissanaike, G. (1998) “Do stockmarket ‘losers’ win more than ‘winners’ lose?” Applied Economics Letters, 5(3): 143-146 (DOI: 10.1080/758521370). ... Dissanaike, G. (1994) “Do stockmarket investors overreact? The UK evidence.” Applied

Faculty of Economics. Faculty of Education. Faculty of History. Faculty of Law. ... Department of Sociology. Radzinowicz Library. Marshall Library of Economics. Department of Psychology.