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Energy Intensity, Industrial Structure and the 1970s' Productivity Slowdown.

Kilpatrick, Andrew; Naisbitt, Barry - In: Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 50 (1988) 3, pp. 229-41

This paper examines the nature of the productivity slowdown in the 1970s in the U.K. manufacturing industry by using a disaggregated industrial analysis. The extent of the slowdown in a particular industry is related to the capital and energy intensity of the industry and also to the previous...

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The sensitivity of estimated employment effects in input-output studies : An example of the use of marginal versus average coefficients

Driver, Ciaran; Kilpatrick, Andrew; Naisbitt, Barry - In: Economic Modelling 5 (1988) 2, pp. 145-150

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The employment effects of UK manufacturing trade expansion with the EEC and the newly industrialising countries

Driver, Ciaran; Kilpatrick, Andrew; Naisbitt, Barry - In: European Economic Review 30 (1986) 2, pp. 427-438

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On the Nature of Industrial Decline in the UK.

Kilpatrick, Andrew; Lawson, Tony - In: Cambridge Journal of Economics 4 (1980) 1, pp. 85-102

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Balanced Budget Tax Incidence

Latham, Roger W; Naisbitt, Barry - In: Public Finance = Finances publiques 41 (1986) 2, pp. 244-59

This paper extends the analysis of the Harberger two-sector tax incidence model to examine different assumptions about government and individual demand behavior. In particular, differences in preferences among individuals and the concepts of the distributions of personal income and the ownership...

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Employment Functions and the Slowdown in UK Productivity Growth.

Naisbitt, Barry - In: Bulletin of Economic Research 38 (1986) 1, pp. 67-75

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