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Competition policy research : where do we stand?

Kühn, Kai-Uwe; Seabright, Paul; Smith, Alasdair - 1992

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The European Union and Central and Eastern Europe : pre-accession strategies

Smith, Alasdair (contributor) - 1996

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Trade performance and trade policy in Central and Eastern Europe

Drábek, Zdeněk; Smith, Alasdair - 1995

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EU accession and Poland's external trade policy

Maliszewska, Maryla; Michałek, Jan Jakub; Smith, Alasdair - 1999

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Option-implied equity premium predictions via entropic tilting

Pettenuzzo, Davide; Metaxoglou, Konstantinos; Smith, … - 2016

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A time series paradox : unit root tests perform poorly when data are cointegrated

Reed, W. Robert; Smith, Aaron D. - 2016

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Food vs. fuel? : impacts of petroleum shipments on agricultural prices

Bushnell, James B.; Hughes, Jonathan E.; Smith, Aaron D. - 2017

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RIN pass-through at gasoline terminals

Pouliot, Sebastien; Smith, Aaron D.; Stock, James H. - 2017

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Designing climate policy : lessons from the renewable fuel standard and the blend wall

Lade, Gabriel E.; Lawell, C.-Y. Cynthia Lin; Smith, Aaron D. - 2018

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Rail efficiency : cost research and its implications for policy ; prepared for the Roundtable: Efficiency in Railway Operations and Infrastructure Management ; 18 - 19 November 201...

Smith, Andrew S. J.; Nash, Chris - 2014 - December 2014

In this paper we first consider alternative measures of efficiency. We explain why simple partial productivity measures are inadequate as the basis of overall measures of efficiency, and outline two alternative approaches. The first is technical efficiency - the degree to which output is...

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