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The Contribution of Education To Economic Growth in Britain: a Note On the Evidence
National Institute Economic Review - Tập 101 - Trang 48-56 - 1982
Anne Daly
Vocational Qualifications of the Labour Force in Britain and Germany∗
National Institute Economic Review - Tập 98 - Trang 47-59 - 1981
S. J. Prais
‘All the world has much to learn from German methods of education’, said Alfred Marshall some sixty years ago; as many others have also recognised, this is particularly true of vocational education. Until very recently however it has not been possible to make any comprehensive comparisons of the labour force—to assess the proportions of workers in various industries who have qualified at specified... hiện toàn bộ
European Asylum Policy
National Institute Economic Review - Tập 194 - Trang 106-119 - 2005
Timothy J. Hatton
Policy towards asylum seekers has been a controversial topic for more than a decade. Rising numbers of asylum applications have been met with ever-tougher policies to deter them. Following a period of policy harmonisation, the EU has reached a crucial stage in the development of a new Common European Asylum System. This paper seeks to shed light on what form this should take. It summarises the dev... hiện toàn bộ
Diversification and Competition
National Institute Economic Review - Tập 89 - Trang 53-55 - 1979
Michael A. Utton
In little more than 20 years the share of the largest firms in manufacturing output in the UK nearly doubled, from 22 per cent in 1949 to 41 per cent by 1972. Important features of this increase have been the enormous growth in the number of separate plants operated by these firms (the average number per firm went up from 27 to 72 between 1958 and 1972) and the related spread of their interests in... hiện toàn bộ
Economic Influences On Birth Rates
National Institute Economic Review - Tập 126 - Trang 71-92 - 1988
John Ermisch
The idea that economic developments can affect births is an old one, going back to Malthus'Essay on Populationin the early 19th century. In more recent times, the economic analysis of fertility was resurrected by Becker (1960) and developed by Easterlin (1980), Willis (1973), Becker (1981) and others. This article reports on an application of this economic approach to the analysis of fluctuations ... hiện toàn bộ
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