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Long-term growth in Europe : what difference does the crisis make?

Crafts, Nicholas - In: National Institute economic review 224 (2013), pp. 14-28

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The fall in potential output due to the financial crisis : a much bigger estimate for the UK

Crafts, Nicholas - In: Comparative economic studies 61 (2019) 4, pp. 625-635

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The fall in UK potential output due to the financial crisis : a much bigger estimate

Crafts, Nicholas - 2019

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The fall in UK potential output due to the financial crisis : a much bigger estimate

Crafts, Nicholas - 2019

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West European economic integration since 1950

Crafts, Nicholas - In: Routledge handbook of the economics of European integration, (pp. 3-21). 2016

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Economic growth in nineteenth century Britain : comparisons with Europe in the context of Gerschenkron's hypotheses

Crafts, Nicholas; Leybourne, S. J.; Mills, T. C. - 1988

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Secular stagnation : US hypochondria, European disease?

Crafts, Nicholas - In: Secular stagnation : facts, causes and cures, (pp. 91-97). 2014

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The world economy in the 1990s : a long run perspective

Crafts, Nicholas (contributor) - 2004

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Europe's golden age : an econometric investigation of changing trend rates of growth

Crafts, Nicholas; Mills, Terence C. - 1995

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European Growth in the Age of Regional Economic Integration : Convergence Big Time?

Crafts, Nicholas - 2012

Western Europe experienced a Golden Age of economic growth from the early 1950s to the early 1970s during which the average rate of growth of real GDP per person was just over 4 per cent per year. When viewed through the lens of growth accounting the fast growth of the Golden Age was based on...

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