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Current transport policy in Britain

Lee, Norman - In: District Bank review 160 (1966), pp. 20-40

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Economics education for the newsom child

Lee, Norman - In: Economics : the journal of the Economics Association 8 (1969) 1, pp. 26-31

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Interactions between economic and eco-systems

Lee, Norman - In: After Keynes : papers presented to Section F …, (pp. 125-133). 1973

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A review of current transport policy and objectives in Britain

Lee, Norman - In: The Three banks review 113 (1977), pp. 24-42

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A review of the transport bill

Lee, Norman - In: District Bank review 165 (1968), pp. 45-62

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Some economic issues in pollution control

Lee, Norman - In: The Business economist 4 (1972) 3, pp. 125-131

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Examining the role of international entrepreneurship, innovation and international market performance in SME internationalisation

O'Cass, A.; Weerawardena, J. - 2009

Purpose – The current study aims to examine the role of international entrepreneurship and innovation in small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) internationalisation, also touching on the role of the firm size as a proxy of resources in the SME internationalisation process. The study seeks to...

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An Introduction to industrial economics

Devine, P. J.; Jones, R. M.; Lee, N.; Tyson, W. J. - 1976 - Revised ed

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Industrial and market structure

Lee, N.; Jones, R. M. - In: An introduction to industrial economics, (pp. 55-107). 1974

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Cities and pollution

Wood, C.; Lee, N. - In: International journal of environmental studies 8 (1976) 4, pp. 293-300

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