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The State and agricultural development in Egypt since 1973
Commander, Simon - 1987
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A guide to the political economy of reforming energy subsidies
Commander, Simon - 2012
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What explains the growth of a software industry in some emerging markets?
Commander, Simon - In: The software industry in emerging markets, (pp. 1-31). 2005
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[Rezension von: Agenor, Pierre-Richard, ..., Development macroeconomics]
Commander, Simon - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 108 (1998) 448, pp. 898-899
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[Rezension von: Standing, Guy, Russian unemployment and enterprise restructuring]
Commander, Simon - In: Journal of economic literature 36 (1998) 3, pp. 1527-1529
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Malthus and the theory of 'unequal powers' : population and food production in India, 1800 - 1947
Commander, Simon - In: Modern Asian studies 20 (1986) 4, pp. 661-701
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Inflation and the transition to a market economy : an overview
Commander, Simon - In: The World Bank economic review 6 (1992) 1, pp. 3-12
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How to go forward in transition
Commander, Simon - In: Completing transition : the main challenges ; with 24 tables, (pp. 257-266). 2002
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Dealing with employment risk : policy options for emerging markets
Commander, Simon - 2010
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One-company towns : scale and consequences : one-company towns concentrate employment but their ability to adapt to adverse events is often very limited
Commander, Simon - 2018
One-company towns are a relatively rare phenomenon. Mostly created in locations that are difficult to access, due to their association with industries such as mining, they have been a marked feature of the former planned economies. One-company towns typically have high concentrations of...
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