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Scrounging in northern-ireland - the beginnings of an investigation
(Economic & Social Studies, 1982)
Precis: This is a report of a cross-sectional survey carried out in Antrim on the registered unemployed to test some aspects of the "scrounger" hypothesis. A brief literature review reveals a lack of empirical evidence on ...
The demand for labor and capital inputs in irish manufacturing-industries, 1953-1973
(Economic & Social Studies, 1982)
Precis: Factor-demand functions are estimated, for two types of labour (wage-earners and salaried-workers) and capital, for 40 manufacturing industries. Two sets of elasticity results are reported. The first set implicitly ...
A note on a proposed census-based irish social-class scale for epidemiological health research
(Economic & Social Studies, 1982)
Precis: The social class/prestige scales currently used in Irish research are examained and considered unsuitable for epidemiological research as they are not census-based. The historical development of Socio-Economic ...
Recent anglo-irish migration - the evidence of the british-labour-force surveys
(Economic & Social Studies, 1982)
Precis: This paper uses unpublished data from the British Labour Force Surveys of 1973, 1975 and 1977 to shed some light on recent Anglo-Irish Migration. The focus throughout is on the migration of Irish-born persons to ...
Policy related attitude surveys - assumptions and significance
(Economic & Social Studies, 1982)
Precis: The article first considers a recent argument which rejects policy related attitude research on the grounds that it relies on four assumptions which are said to be untenable. In examining each of the assumptions ...