Suchergebnisse - Smyth, David J.

Forecasting the UK economy

Forecasting the United Kingdom economy

Size, growth, profits and executive compensation in the large corporation: a study of the 500 largest United Kingdom and United States Industrial Corporations

Testing the permanent income hypothesis of the consumption function using a distributed lag formulation

Ratchets, permanent income and continuous habit formation: Empirical evidence on the consumption function

Executive compensation and corporate objectives: The regulated and the nonregulated firm

A simple short-run macroeconomic model of a small open economy: Ireland

Forecasting gross national product, the rate of inflation and the balance of trade: The O. E. C. D. performance

Labor supply constraints and short-run employment functions

Size, growth, profits and executive compensation in the large corporation: a study of the 500 largest United Kingdom and United States industrial corporations

The Australian short-run consumption function: A reply

Are investment forecasts a good investment?: Evidence for the United Kingdom

Quarterly estimates of capacity utilization in Ireland

Short-run employment functions for public utilities: 1950-1970

Model comparison under first order autoregressive transformations using the residual variance criterion

The decline in the economic status of the faculty of the Claremont Graduate School, 1970-71 to 1975-76

Gross fixed capital formation in Irish manufacturing, capacity utilization and the rate of interest, 1958 to 1971

Wage control, the aggregate supply schedule, output and the price level

The measurement of the size of Irish industrial companies

Profitability, size and ownership of Irish industrial companies