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Macroeconomic conditions and the size distribution of income : evidence from the United Kingdom

Nolan, Brian - 1989

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The distribution of social security transfers in the UK

Nolan, Brian - In: Journal of social policy : the journal of the Social … 15 (1986) 2, pp. 185-204

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Direct taxation, transfers and reranking : some empirical results for the UK

Nolan, Brian - In: Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 49 (1987) 3, pp. 273-290

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Income distribution and the macroeconomy

Nolan, Brian - 1987

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The break-up of a currency union increases the demand for money

Honohan, Patrick - In: European economic review : EER 25 (1984) 2, pp. 235-238

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Some effects of North Sea oil on the Irish economy

Honohan, Patrick - In: The economic and social review 9 (1978) 2, pp. 147-156

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Ufficio valutario o banca centrale? : Gli insegnamenti del legame tra la sterlina irlandese e la sterlina, 1928 - 79

Honohan, Patrick - In: Moneta e credito 50 (1997) 197, pp. 33-63

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Currency board or central bank? : Lessons from the Irish pound's link with sterling, 1928 - 79

Honohan, Patrick - In: Quarterly review / Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, Roma 50 (1997) 200, pp. 39-67

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Currency board or central bank? : lessons from the Irish Pound's link with sterling, 1928 - 79

Honohan, Patrick - 1994

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Ireland's income distribution in comparative perspective

Nolan, Brian; Smeeding, Timothy - 2004

One of the most frequently expressed concerns about the unprecedented economic boom that Ireland experienced in the second half of the 1990s has been that the benefits were not shared evenly, that rising living standards were accompanied by widening gaps leaving Ireland with a particularly...

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