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Accrual accounting and Australian fiscal policy
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Robinson, M.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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A conceptual framework for understanding global and transnational public goods for health
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Sandler, T.; Arce M, D. G.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Does an employer training levy work? The incidence of and returns to adult vocational training in France and Britain
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Greenhalgh, C.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Left out in the cold? New energy tariffs, low-income households and the fuel poor
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Bennett, M.; Cooke, D.; Price, C. W.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Local fiscal equalisation based on fiscal capacity: the case of Austria
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Schneider, M.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Pot of gold or winner's curse? An event study of the auctions of 3G mobile telephone licences in the UK
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Cable, J.; Henley, A.; Holland, K.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Should central government seek to control the level of local authority expenditures?
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Fender, J.; Watt, P. A.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Simplifying the personal income tax system: lessons from the 1998 Spanish reform
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Levy, H.; Mercader-Prats, M.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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SYMPOSIUM ON WELFARE REFORM UNDER THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT: PART I
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unknown
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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SYMPOSIUM ON WELFARE REFORM UNDER THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT: PART I: Following or leading public opinion? Social security policy and public attitudes since 1997
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Hills, J.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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SYMPOSIUM ON WELFARE REFORM UNDER THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT: PART I: Gender implications of current social security reforms
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Bennett, F.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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SYMPOSIUM ON WELFARE REFORM UNDER THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT: PART I: Social security in the UK under new Labour: what did the third way mean for welfare reform?
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Brewer, M.; Clark, T.; Wakefield, M.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Targeting fuel poverty in England: is the government getting warm?
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Sefton, T.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Targeting welfare in Italy: old problems and perspectives on reform
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Baldini, M.; Bosi, P.; Toso, S.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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The Croatian profit tax: an ACE in practice
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Keen, M.; King, J.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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The economic costs and benefits of UK defence exports
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Chalmers, M.; Davies, N. V.; Hartley, K.; Wilkinson, C.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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| 17 |
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The restructuring and privatisation of British Rail: was it really that bad?
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Pollitt, M. G.; Smith, A. S. J.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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The tax treatment of UK defined contribution pension schemes
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Booth, P.; Cooper, D.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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Trends in British public investment
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Clark, T.; Elsby, M.; Love, S.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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UK policy coordination: the importance of institutional design
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Bhundia, A.; O Donnell, G.
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INSTITUTE FOR FISCAL STUDIES
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2002
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