T. J. Hatton

Books by T. J. Hatton

Total count: 41

• Unemployment in Britain between the world warsa role for the dole.

  University of Essex, Department of Economics1980-01-01
• Employment functions for U.K. industries between the wars

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1981-01-01
• Unemployment benefits and the macroeconomics of the interwar labour marketa further analysis

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1981-01-01
• Eighteenth-century British tradehome-spun or empire-made?

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1981-01-01
• The British labour market 1855-1939a quantitative approach

  typescript1982-01-01
• Unemployment in the 1930's and the "Keynesian solution"some notes of dissent

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1982-01-01
• Structural aspects of unemployment between the wars.

  Department of Economics,University of Essex1982-01-01
• Labour supply and demand 1924 - 1939evidence from quarterly data

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1983-01-01
• Rational expectations and labour market equilibrium in Britain 1855-1913

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1983-01-01
• Vacancies and unemployment in the 1920's

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1984-01-01
• The British labour market in different economic eras 1857-1938

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1984-01-01
• The analysis of unemployment in interwar Britaina survey of research

  Centre for Economic Policy Research1985-01-01
• Demand, supply and economic policy during the 1930s

  Univerity of Essex, Dept. ofEconomics1986-01-01
• Female labour force participationthe enigma of the interwar period

  Department ofEconomics, University of Essex1986-01-01
• Female labour force participation in interwar Britain

  Universityof Essex, Dept. of Economics1988-01-01
• Unemployment and the labour market in the interwar period

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1991-01-01
• Household labour supply and women's work in interwar Britain

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1991-01-01
• The union wage effect in late nineteenth century Britain

  Centre for Economic Policy Research1992-01-01
• What drove the mass migrations from Europe in the late nineteenth century?

  National Bureau of Economic Research1992-01-01
• The union wage effectinternational evidence from the late nineteenth century

  University of Essex, Dept. of Economics1992-01-01
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