Browsing by Subject "Business cycles"

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    • Excess demand and investment in the United Kingdom 

      Williams, B. R. (Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1948)
      By excess demand I mean the current excess of private disposable income, after the deduction of voluntary saving, over the target- figure for the supply of consumption goods at current prices, and that piled-up demand for ...

    • International Transmission of Business Cycles 

      SIEDSCHLAG, IULIA (ESRI, 2010)
      Increased international economic integration over the past two decades has stimulated a growing academic and policy interest in the analysis of the international transmission of business cycles. There has been renewed ...

    • International transmission of business cycles between Ireland and its trading partners 

      Goggin, Jean; Siedschlag, Iulia (Economic and Social Research InstituteIE, 2009-02-06)

    • Our foreign commerce and free trade policy 

      Pim, Joseph T. (Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1881)
      In February, 1878,1 read a paper before this Society in defence of our national policy of free trade, which was at that time assailed with some vehemence as the cause of the then prevailing mercantile depression. Since ...

    • The periodicity of commercial crises, and its physical explanation 

      Jevons, W. Stanley (Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1879)
      The depression of trade, which has now lasted for some four or five years, with gradually increasing intensity, has naturally attracted considerable attention. All kinds of reasons have been offered to explain its origin?wars, ...

    • Symposium on the economic outlook for 1954 

      Carter, C. F.; Robson, P.; Cuthbert, Norman; Black, W. (Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1954)
      We are proceeding in this symposium from the general to the particular; and my task is to discuss in the broadest terms the general economic outlook for the United Kingdom in 1954. This seems to me to involve two questions, ...