David M. G. Newbery

Born 1943-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF56671144
WikidataQ5237987
ISNI0000000109039209
Open LibraryOL4351471A

Top Subjects

Business / Economics / Finance (2)
Social sciences -- Mathematical models (1)
Risk (1)
Commodity control (1)
Taxation -- Hungary (1)
Soviet Union -- Economic conditions (1)
Eastern Europe -- Economic conditions (1)

Books by David M. G. Newbery

Total count: 18

Risk sharing, sharecropping and uncertain labor markets

Institute for Mathematical Studies in the Social Sciences, Stanford University1976-01-01
General equilibrium effects of price stabilization

University of Cambridge. Department of Applied Economics. Research Project on Risk and Information1977-01-01
The theory of commodity price stabilizationa study in the economics of risk

Oxford University Press1981-01-01
Wage rigidity, implicit contracts and economic efficiencyare market wages too flexible?

World Bank1983-01-01
Pareto inferior trade and optimal trade policy

World Bank1983-01-01
Commodity price stabilization in imperfect or cartelized markets

World Bank1983-01-01
The privatisation of British gas and possible consequences for the European gas market.

Centre for Economic Policy Research1986-01-01
An Analysis of the Hungariantax reform

Centre for Economic Policy Research1991-01-01
Sequencing the transition

Centre for Economic Policy Research1991-01-01
Competition in the British electricity spot market

Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge1991-01-01
Capacity-constrained supply function equilibriaand, Competition and regulationin the English electricity industry

University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics1992-01-01
Market concentration and competition in Eastern Europe

Centre for Economic Policy Research1992-01-01
The role of public enterprises in the national economy

University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics1992-01-01
HungaryAn Economy in Transition

Cambridge University Press1993-02-26
Transformation in mature versus emerging economieswhy has Hungary been less successful than China?

Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences1994-01-01
Tax and benefit reform in central and eastern Europe

Centre for Economic Policy Research1995-01-01
Privatization, restructuring, and regulation of network utilities

MIT Press1999-01-01
A European Market for Electricity? (Monitoring European Deregulation Series, 2)

Centre for Economic Policy Research2000-01-01