I'm catching up on my emails. Have I said thank you yet?
At 19:45 24/08/2006, you wrote:
The CEPR paper is here. In the footnotes are all the references you
will want.
http://www.cepr.net/publications/2006_07_unemployment_institutions.pdf
Paul P
Robert Scott Gassler wrote:
Can you give me
Thank you very much.
The CEPR paper is here. In the footnotes are all the references you
will want.
http://www.cepr.net/publications/2006_07_unemployment_institutions.pdf
Paul P
Robert Scott Gassler wrote:
Can you give me the CEPR reference? and any OECD etc ones too.
At 05:24 24/08/2006,
Thanks for the heads up on Baldwin and Wyplosz. Before I taught my EU
econ course this summer my colleagues who had taught it before warned
me that there were no good books on the subject. I looked at half a
dozen and confirmed their view. I tried the book by Nello but it was
superficial to say
Can you give me the CEPR reference? and any OECD etc ones too.
At 05:24 24/08/2006, you wrote:
Well the text by Blau, Ferber, and Winkler is probably not too bad. I
haven't seen the latest edition but earlier editions were, well OK,
though not great. Of course, I think my book on Women and
The CEPR paper is here. In the footnotes are all the references you
will want.
http://www.cepr.net/publications/2006_07_unemployment_institutions.pdf
Paul P
Robert Scott Gassler wrote:
Can you give me the CEPR reference? and any OECD etc ones too.
At 05:24 24/08/2006, you wrote:
Well the
Well, I picked up my textbooks for the new semester. Does anyone have any
idea what I should expect from the books/classes
Microeconomics by Jeffrey Perloff
The Economics of Women, Men, and Work by Blau, Ferber, and Winkler
The Economics of European Integration by Baldwin and Wyplosz
From
Well the text by Blau, Ferber, and Winkler is probably not too bad. I
haven't seen the latest edition but earlier editions were, well OK,
though not great. Of course, I think my book on Women and Work is much
better ( Women and Work, 3rd edition, with Erin Phillips, (Lorimer:
Toronto, 2000).
