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A tribute to Robert U. Ayres for a lifetime of work in technological forecasting and related areas
Miller, Steven M. - In: Technological forecasting & social change : an … 143 (2019), pp. 316-318
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Information, entropy, and progress : a new evolutionary paradigm
Ayres, Robert U. - 1994
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Technological exchange, the U. S.-Japanese experience : proceedings of a symposium [1. U.S.-Japan Technological Exchange Symposium] held on October 21, 1981
Keyworth, George A.; Lynn, Leonard H.; Green, Carl J.; … - 1982
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Uncertain futures : challenges for decision-makers
Ayres, Robert U. - 1979
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Industrieller Metabolismus : Konzept und Konsequenzen mit umfassender Bibliographie
Ayres, Robert U.; Simonis, Udo E. - 1993
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Scarcity and growth revisited : natural resources and the environment in the new millennium
Simpson, R. David (contributor);  … - 2005
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The History and Future of Economics
Ayres, Robert U. - 2023
1. From pre-history to the Crusades -- 2. From the Crusades to the Renaissance -- 3. The Protestant work ethic and the rise of capitalism as Gods work -- 4. The Enlightenment: From Leonardo to Galileo -- 5. The rise of the East India Trading Companies -- 6. The “glorious revolution” and the...
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Technological forecasting and long-range planning
Ayres, Robert U. - 1969
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The bubble economy : is sustainable growth possible?
Ayres, Robert U. - 2014
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The economic growth engine : how energy and work drive material prosperity
Ayres, Robert U. - 2009
The historic link between output (GDP) growth and employment has weakened. Since there is no quantitively verifiable economic theory to explain past growth, this unique book explores the fundamental relationship between thermodynamics (physical work) and economics
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