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State policies and federal programs : priorities and constraints

Passell, Peter; Ross, Leonard - 1978

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Can you food all of the time? : a comment

Tullock, Gordon; Tobin, James; Ross, Leonard - In: Journal of money, credit and banking : JMCB 4 (1972) 2, pp. 426-430

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Don't knock the $2-trillion economy

Passell, Peter; Ross, Leonard - In: Economics : mainstream readings and radical critiques, (pp. 504-508). 1976

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Economists on the doomsday models

Passell, Peter; Roberts, Marc; Ross, Leonard - In: The economic approach to public policy : selected readings, (pp. 166-173). 1976

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The limits to growth : a review

Passell, Peter; Roberts, Marc J.; Ross, Leonard - In: Pollution, resources, and the environment : [an …, (pp. 230-234). 1973

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THE PETREAT FROM RICHES. AFFLUENCE AND ITS ENEMIES. PETER PASSELL AND LEONARD ROSS. NEW YORK: VIKING PR. 1973. XIII,203 S.

Passell, Peter; Ross, Leonard - 1973

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Can You Fool All of the People All of the Time?: Reply.

Tobin, James; Ross, Leonard - In: Journal of Money, Credit and Banking 4 (1972) 2, pp. 431-36

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Spending boom be sustained?

Ross, Leonard - In: Retail and Distribution Management 11 (1983) 1, pp. 9-15

Christmas and New Year sales, according to latest reports, exceeded most retailers' expectations. A long Christmas break and mild weather encouraged people to go out; but essentially most people had more money in their pockets last year because of lower mortgage and interest rates, falling...

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