John Creedy
Born 1949-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL188856A
Top Subjects
- Business/Economics (7)
- Business / Economics / Finance (7)
- Taxation (7)
- Business & Economics (6)
- Labour economics (4)
- Mathematical models (4)
- Econometrics (4)
Books by John Creedy
Total count: 81
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Aggregation and the income distribution.University of Reading. Department of Economics1973-01-01
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The dynamics of income change.University of Reading. Department of Economics1973-01-01
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Pareto and his equation generale de la courbe des revenus.University of Reading, Department of Economics1974-01-01
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Economic criteria and static measures of inequality.University of Reading. Department of Economics1974-01-01
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Income concept, time period and changes in earnings, 1963-73.University of Reading. Department of Economics1975-01-01
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Expectations and the variability of earnings.University of Reading Department of Economics1975-01-01
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The distribution of lifetime earnings.University of Reading. Department of Economics1976-01-01
A laboratory manual for schools and collegesHeinemann Educational Books1977-01-01-
Earnings in a hierarchical structure.University of Reading, Department of Economics1977-01-01
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Age and the distribution of earningsNational Institute of Economic and Social Research1978-01-01
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Experimental Biology ManualNew Ed editionHeinemann Educational Secondary Division1978-12-01
State pensions in BritainCambridge University Press1982-01-01
Economics of LabourButterworth-Heinemann1982-12-01
Social insurance in transitionan economic analysisClarendon1985-01-01
Dynamics of income distributionB. Blackwell1985-01-01
Edgeworth and the development of neoclassical economicsBlackwell Pub1986-01-01-
Cournot on the 'communication of markets'University of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Earnings and job mobility over the life cycleinternal and external processesUniversity of Warwick, Institute for Employment Research1988-01-01
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Measuring wealth in a simple two-period modelUniversity of Melbourne1988-01-01
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Population aging and social securityUniversity of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Whewell's 'translation' of J.S.MillUniversity of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Income tax changes and trade union wage demandUniversity of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Flattening the tax rate structure, changing the tax mix and unions' wage demandsUniversity of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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A tax package to reduce the marginal rate of income tax and the wage of trade unionsUniversity of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Union wage responses to a shift from direct to indirect taxationUniversity of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Increasing the time period in the measurement of inequalityUniversity of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Cohort and cross-sectional earnings profilesscientists in Britain and AustraliaUniversity of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Commentary on English speaking pioneers in value and distribution theoryUniversity Melbourne, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
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Can we afford to grow older?population aging and social securityUniversity of Kent at Canterbury1988-01-01
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The Australian pension schemesome basic analyticsDept. of Economics,University of Melbourne1989-01-01
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The Choice of income tax progression.University of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1989-01-01
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The Role of stocks in supply and demandWicksteed's problem.University of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1989-01-01
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Tax cuts, wage demands and investment in a unionised economyDept. of Economics,University of Melbourne1989-01-01
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Lifetime inequality with social transfers and means-tested education grantsa public choice approachUniversity of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1989-01-01
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Marshall, monopoly and rectangular hyperbolasUniversity of Melbourne,Dept. of Economics1989-01-01
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Trade unions and taxesa synthesisUniversity of Melbourne,Dept of Economics1989-01-01
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Trade unions, wages and taxationUniversity of Melbourne, Dept.of Economics1989-01-01
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General equilibrium in a simple two good, two factor two person modelDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1989-01-01
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Consumers' surplus in international tradeMarshall's exampleDept.of Economics, University of Melbourne1990-01-01
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On voting over income tax schedulesDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1990-01-01
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Multiple equilibria and hysteresis in simpel [sic] exchange modelsDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1990-01-01
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Multiple equilibria and the distribution of the real exchange ratean application to the US-Australian real exchange rateDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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Cons picuous consumption in AustraliaDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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Pension and tax structures in an ageing populationDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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A note on direct and indirect taxation in a two-period modelDept. ofEconomics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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Revenue and progressivity neutral changes in the tax mixDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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Exchange equilibriaNash, utilitarian and competitive solutionsDept.of Economics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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Voting over income tax progression in a two period modelDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1991-01-01
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The earnings-related state pension, indexation and lifetime redistribution in the UKDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne1992-01-01
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Pensions and income redistribution with edogenous labour supplyDept. ofEconomics, University of Melbourne1992-01-01
Income, inequality, and the life cycleElgar1992-01-01
Demand and exchange in economic analysisa history from Cournot to MarshallE. Elgar Pub.1992-01-01-
Pensions and compensating wage variationsDept. of Economics, Universityof Melbourne1992-01-01
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Dynamics of Income Distribution (Modern Revivals in Economics)Ashgate Publishing1993-08-01
The economics of higher educationan analysis of taxes versus feesE. Elgar1995-01-01
The Economics of Aging (International Library of Critical Writings in Economics)Edward Elgar Publishing1995-06-01
General equilibrium and welfareEdward Elgar1996-01-01
Fiscal policy and social welfarean analysis of alternative tax and transfer systemsE. Elgar1996-01-01-
Statics and dynamics of income distribution in New ZealandInstitute of Policy Studies, Victoria University of Wellington1997-01-01
Environmental Taxes and Economic WelfareReducing Carbon Dioxide Emissions (New Horizons in Environmental Economics)Edward Elgar Publishing1997-07-01
The dynamics of inequality and povertycomparing income distributionsE. Elgar1998-01-01
Pensions and population ageingan economic analysisNorthampton, MA1998-01-01
Development of the theory of exchangeE. Elgar1998-01-01
The history of economic analysisselected essaysEdward Elgar1998-01-01
Measuring welfare changes and tax burdensEdward Elgar1998-01-01
Modelling indirect taxes and tax reformEdward Elgar1999-01-01
Economic WelfareConcepts and Measurement (International Library of Critical Writings in Economics)Edward Elgar Publishing1999-07-01
Labour Mobility, Earnings and UnemploymentSelected PapersEdward Elgar Publishing1999-08-01-
Taxation and economic behaviourEdward Elgar2001-01-01
Modelling Income DistributionEdward Elgar Publishing2002-07-01
Nonlinear Models, Labour Markets and Exchange (Creedy, John, Introductory Surveys in Economics, V 2.)Edward Elgar Publishing2002-09-01
Modelling tax revenue growthEdward Elgar2006-01-01-
Indirect taxes in New ZealandInstitute of Policy Studies, School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington2006-01-01
Labour Supply And MicrosimulationThe Evaluation of Tax Policy ReformsEdward Elgar Publishing2006-08-06
Tax Policy Design and Behavioural Microsimulation ModellingEdward Elgar Publishing2007-04-07
New Developments in the Economics of Population Ageing (International Library of Critical Writings in Economics)Edward Elgar Publishing2007-07-30-
Research without tearsfrom the first ideas to published outputEdward Elgar2008-01-01
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J. A. C. Brown (1922-1984)an appreciationDept. of Economics, University of Melbourne2008-01-01
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Modelling corporation tax revenueEdward Elgar2010-01-01
Modelling the composition of government expenditureEdward Elgar2011-01-01-
Tax and transfer tensionsdesigning direct tax structuresEdward Elgar Pub2011-01-01