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Labour productivity and product quality : their growth and inter-industry transmission in the UK 1979 to 1990

Greenhalgh, Christine; Gregory, Mary - 1997

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International trade, deindustrialization and labour demand : an input-output study for the UK (1979 - 90)

Gregory, Mary - In: International trade and labour markets : [papers …, (pp. 62-89). 1997

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Structural change and the emergence of the new service economy

Greenhalgh, Christine; Gregory, Mary - In: Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 63 (2001) special issue, pp. 629-646

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Labour productivity and product quality : their growth and inter-industry transmission in the UK 1979 - 1990

Greenhalgh, Christine; Gregory, Mary - In: Productivity, innovation, and economic performance, (pp. 58-92). 2000

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Jobs for the skilled : how technology, trade, and domestic demand changed the structure of UK employment, 1979 - 90

Gregory, Mary; Zissimos, Ben; Greenhalgh, Christine - In: Oxford economic papers 53 (2001) 1, pp. 20-46

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Special issue on vocational training

Greenhalgh, Christine (contributor); … - In: Oxford economic papers 46 (1994) 4, pp. 535-724

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International trade, deindustrialisation and labour demand : an input-output study for the UK 1979 - 90

Gregory, Mary; Greenhalgh, Christine - 1996

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Why manufacturing still matters : working with structural change

Greenhalgh, Christine - In: Working for full employment, (pp. 96-108). 1997

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Jobs for the Skilled : How Technology, Trade and Domestic Demand Changed the Structure of UK Employment, 1979-90

Gregory, Mary; Zissimos, Ben; Greenhalgh, Christine - 2015

This paper investigates the effects of trade, technological change and final demand growth on the skill structure of UK employment. A new method is developed, using a multi-sector framework, which combines a decomposition of the growth of gross output by sector with factor content of trade...

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