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9 Jul 2023: FISCAL POLICY IN A DEPRESSED ECONOMY: A COMMENT. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper no. ... 513. Robert Rowthorn Faculty of Economics and Kings College. University of Cambridge.

20 Oct 2023: The Business Economics PhD pathway runs over a period of 4 to 5 years and includes a foundation year when you will be registered as an MRes student, followed by 4 ... The design of this programme will consider any gaps in your training from the point of

24 Aug 2023: or an appropriate Economics module from the Faculty of Economics) • Asset Pricing II • Two other electives. ... These modules may be taught at CJBS, the Faculty of Economics or elsewhere (such as London Business School or London School of Economics).

9 Jul 2023: The model is described in the recently published paper by Andrew Harvey, Emeritus Professor of Econometrics at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Cambridge, and Paul Kattuman, Reader in ... Economics at Cambridge Judge Business School,

9 Jul 2023: 394. By. Ken Coutts Faculty of Economics and Politics. Cambridge University Sidgwick Avenue. ... Faculty of Economics and Politics University of Cambridge. Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge CB3 9DD.

9 Jul 2023: 199. By. William Brown Faculty of Economics and Politics. University of Cambridge Austin Robinson Building. ... E-Mail: wab10@econ.cam.ac.uk. Simon Deakin ESRC Centre for Business Research. University of Cambridge Austin Robinson Building.

9 Jul 2023: KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS– BACK FROM THE DEAD? THE GODLEY-TOBIN LECTURE. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper no. ... 512. Robert Rowthorn Faculty of Economics and Kings College. University of Cambridge.

9 Jul 2023: by. Sukti Dasgupta, ILO. and. Ajit Singh University of Cambridge. Centre for Business Research, and Faculty of Economics. ... 5. manufacturing and construction. However, Table 5 also indicates that there are a number of service industries including

9 Jul 2023: 304. by. Ajit Singh University of Cambridge. Faculty of Economics and Politics Cambridge, CB3 9DE. ... transactions costs associated with FDI is likely to arise from differences in language, culture, politics, and the general business climate of a host

9 Jul 2023: 315. by. Ajit Singh University of Cambridge. Centre for Business Research and Faculty of Economics Cambridge CB3 9DD, UK ajit.singh@econ.cam.ac.uk. ... Turning to the stagnating Japanese economy and to the recent Asian crisis, in these pro-Anglo-Saxon