J. Peter Neary
Also known as
J.Peter Neary
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL4445000A
Top Subjects
- Tariff (5)
- International trade (3)
- Income -- Mathematical models (3)
- Purchasing power -- Mathematical models (3)
- Economics (2)
- Subsidies (2)
- Monetary unions -- European Union countries (2)
Books by J. Peter Neary
Total count: 37
-
The theory of household behaviour under rationingUniversity of Warwick, Department of Economics1978-01-01
-
Real adjustment and exchange-rate dynamicsRev. ed.University of Warwick, Dept. of Economics1981-01-01
-
Natural resources and the macroeconomya theoretical frameworkCentre for Economic Research, University College Dublin1985-01-01
-
Tariffs, quotas and ver's when capital is internationally mobileDepartment of Political Economy, UCD1987-01-01
-
Welfare effects of tariffs and investment taxesDepartment of Political Economy, UCD1988-01-01
-
Export subsidies and price competitionDepartment of Political Economy, UCD1989-01-01
-
The coeffecient of trade utilizationback to the Baldwin envelopeDepartment of Political Economy, UCD1989-01-01
-
Neo-Keynesain macroeconomics in an open economyDepartment of Political Economy, UCD1989-01-01
-
Trade liberalisation and shadow prices in the presence of tariffs and quotasDepartment of Political Economy, UCD1989-01-01
-
Cost asymmetries in international subsidy gamesshould governments help winners or losers?University College Dublin, Centre for Economic Research. Department of Economics1990-01-01
-
External shocks, policy response and economic performanceUniversity College Dublin, Department of Political Economy1993-01-01
-
Factor mobility and international tradeUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics1994-01-01
-
True multilateral indexes for international comparisons of purchasing power and real incomeUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics1996-01-01
-
Theoretical foundations of the "Geary method" for international comparisons of purchasing power and real incomesUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics1996-01-01
-
Pi tfalls in the theory of international trade policyconcertina reforms of tariffs, and subsidies to high-technology industriesUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics1997-01-01
-
Pitfalls in the theory of international trade policyconcertina reforms of tariffs and subsidiesto high-technology industriesCentre for Economic Performance1997-01-01
-
True multilateral indexes for international comparisons of purchasing power and real incomeCentrefor Economic Performance1997-01-01
-
Beat 'em or join 'em?export subsidies versus international research joint ventures in oligopolistic marketsMaynooth College, Department of Economics1997-01-01
-
The EU stability pact and the case for European Monetary UnionUniversity College Dublin1997-01-01
-
R C Geary's contributions to economic theoryUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics1997-01-01
-
Comparing the wealth of nationsreference prices and multilateral real income indexesUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics1997-01-01
-
Of hype and hyperbolasintroducing the new economic geographyUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics2000-01-01
-
Competition,trade and wagesUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics2000-01-01
-
Fo reign competition and wage inequalityUniversity College Dublin, Department of Economics2001-01-01
-
Measuring competitivenessInternational Monetary Fund, Research Dept.2006-01-01
-
Theory, Policy and Dynamics in International TradeCambridge University Press2010-01-01
-
Measuring the Restrictiveness of International Trade PolicyMIT Press2020-01-01
-
Exchange-rate policy for a not-so-small open economy
-
International capital mobility, shadow prices and the cost of protection
-
Factor content functions and theory of international trade
-
Real and monetary aspects of the 'Dutch disease'
-
Punts, pounds and eurosin search of an optimum currency areaUniversity College Dublin, Dept of Economics
-
The Heckscher-Ohlin model as an aggregate
-
Two essays on international trade and adjustment
-
Protection, economic war and structural changeThe 1930's in Ireland
-
Can an oil discovery lead to a recession ?
-
The Observational equivalence of the Ricardian and Heckscher-Ohlin explanations of trade patterns