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A 'credit crunch' in the United States?
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Congdon, T.
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ECONOMICS AFFAIRS
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1999
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A Critique of International Micawberism
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Congdon, T.
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ECONOMICS AFFAIRS
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1993
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An Economic Programme for the 1990s
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Congdon, T.
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ECONOMICS AFFAIRS
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1994
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Columns In the City: The clerisy and EMU
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Congdon, T.
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1999
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Fashions and continuity in British fiscal policy
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Congdon, T.
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1999
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Inflation is not dead: sweet and sour spots in the business cycle
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Congdon, T.
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1998
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In the City: Curb the growth of money supply
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Congdon, T.
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1998
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In the City: Efficiency with fairness
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Congdon, T.
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1999
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In the City Euro collapse may be due to credit boom
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Congdon, T.
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2001
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In the City Freedom, anarchy and stock markets
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Congdon, T.
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2000
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In the City: How Important is Manufacturing?
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Congdon, T.
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1995
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In the CITY: Mad Cows and Expert Advice
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Congdon, T.
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1996
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In the City Management banditry and the bull market
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Congdon, T.
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2000
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In the City: Not the Right Idea
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Congdon, T.
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1994
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In the City: The coming American slowdown
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Congdon, T.
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1998
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In the City: The coming failure of EMU
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Congdon, T.
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1997
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In the City: The failures of US forecasters
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Congdon, T.
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1998
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In the City The revival of inflation
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Congdon, T.
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2000
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In the City The role of the family
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Congdon, T.
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1997
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In the City The UK's successful service industries
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Congdon, T.
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2001
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