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Low-income students and highly selective private colleges : searching and recruiting
Hill, Catharine Bond; Winston, Gordon C. - 2008
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Money illusion: Devaluation and supply rigidities
Winston, Gordon C. - 1968
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Excess capacity in underdeveloped countries : the Pakistan case
Winston, Gordon C. - 1968
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Capital utilization, investment and employment : a neoclassical model of optimal shift work
Winston, Gordon C. - 1972 - (Rev.)
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The reasons for idle capital
Winston, Gordon C. - 1971
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Increasing manufacturing employment through fuller utilization of capacity in Nigeria
Winston, Gordon C. - 1977
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Shift working, employment, and economic development: a study of industrial workers in Pakistan
Farooq, Ghazi M.; Winston, Gordon C. - 1974
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Low-income students and highly selective private colleges : geography, searching, and recruiting
Hill, Catharine Bond; Winston, Gordon C. - In: Economics of education review 29 (2010) 4, pp. 495-503
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Affordability of highly selective colleges and universities II
Hill, Catharine Bond; Davis-Van Atta, David; Gambhir, Rishad - 2011
Using data for 2008/09, we update a 2001/02 study that examined the pricing policies with respect to family income at highly selective private colleges and universities and the distribution of students by family income at these schools. We find significant reductions in net prices relative to...
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Addiction and backsliding: a theory of compulsive consumption
Winston, Gordon C. - 1980
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