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  • Ricardian model and structure of Irish trade - comment 

    McGilvray, J.; Simpson, D. (Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1976)
    Our choice of a value rather than a physical measure of labour productivity was a conscious decision, not an 'error'. The reasons for this choice were clearly stated on pp. 451-452, footnote 2, o f the article. The weakness ...
  • Ricardian model and structure of Irish trade 

    Davies, R. (Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1976)
    In a recent article J. McGilvray and D. Simpson (1973) examined the commodity structure of trade between the Irish Republic and the United Kingdom in the light of international trade theory. Their investigation was partly ...
  • Distribution of personal wealth in Ireland - evidence reexamined - comment 

    Harrison, M.J. (Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1976)
    The points made by Chesher and McMahon (hereafter CM) concerning thestatistical test procedure used by Harrison and Nolan (hereafter HN) in their 1975 paper are valid. Indeed, HN have been aware o f them for some time. It ...
  • Distribution of personal wealth in Ireland - evidence reexamined 

    Chesher, Andrew D.; McMahon, Patrick C. (Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1976)
    In a recent article in this journal, Harrison and Nolan (1976) question the assumption made by Lyons (1975) that the estates of Irish adults dying in 1966 which were not examined by the Estate Duty Branch of the Revenue ...
  • Sociology of ethnicity and social-change - model of rootedness and rootlessness 

    Abramson, Harold J. (Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1976)
    In the light of mounting interest in, and manifestations of, ethnicity in most of the world today, it becomes important to work on the broader meaning of ethnicity from the comparative, historical and theoretical perspectives. ...

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