Oxonomics: Oxford university economic studies

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Making world heritage truly global: The Culture Certificate Scheme Bruno S. Frey & Paolo Pamini	2009	21 citations
The Financial Crisis of 2007–9 and the British Experience Nicholas Dimsdale	2009	18 citations
Asymmetric monetary policy with respect to asset markets Andreas Hoffmann	2009	11 citations
Why was the Industrial Revolution British?* Robert C. Allen	2009	10 citations
The British Housing Market: What has been happening?* Stephen Nickell	2009	6 citations
Business Investment under Uncertainty and Irreversibility<sup>1</sup> Doménico Lombardi	2009	6 citations
Why Measure Inequality? A discussion of the concept of equality Sophie Elliott et al.	2009	3 citations
The Phenomenon of Interlocking, Early Development Banks and their Efficiency: the pre‐1945 European Periphery in a wider context Kiril Kossev	2009	1 citations
An Interview with Diego Gambetta Unknown	2009	1 citations
Delivering Public Services in the Developing World: Frontiers of Research Daniel Rogger	2009	1 citations
What determines interbank competition? And why should we care? Christopher L. Colvin	2009	0 citations
Voter Turnout with Postal Voting Daniel H. Solomon	2009	0 citations
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Why have economists done so well in the British civil service? Lewis Allan	2008	4 citations
Public services performance Luke Sibieta & Helen Simpson	2008	2 citations
The EU Emissions Trading Scheme: assessment and outlook Sébastien E. J. Walker	2008	2 citations
Allocating emission allowances: towards a sustainable approach Steven Fries	2008	2 citations
Industrial Organization: The Oxford Influence (1952–1979) Lise Arena	2008	2 citations

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