TRAINING AND ESTABLISHMENT SURVIVAL.
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THE NEW THEORY OF COMMERCIAL BANKING AND BANK LENDING BEHAVIOR.
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WHO GAINS FROM WHOM?
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NON-WAGE LABOUR COSTS, POLICY UNCERTAINTY AND LABOUR DEMAND – A THEORETICAL ASSESSMENT.
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CONVERGENCE IN THE UK SERVICE SECTOR: FIRM LEVEL EVIDENCE, 1988–1998.
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THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND EFFICIENCY ON POLLUTION ABATEMENT EXPENDITURE BY CHEMICAL PLANTS: SOME UK EVIDENCE.
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