Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2018, Número 3

  • Sine praejudicio? Economics and the 2014 Scottish independence referendum

    Sheila Dow, Robert McMaster, Andrew Cumbers

    págs. 597-615

    

  • Industrial policy and exchange rate scepticism

    Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Fernando Rugitsky

    págs. 617-632

    

  • The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) was right: scale-free complex networks and core-periphery patterns in world trade

    Paulo Gala, Jhean Camargo, Elton Freitas

    págs. 633-651

    

  • Progressive supply-side economics: an explanation and update of the Rehn-Meidner model

    Lennart Erixon

    págs. 653-697

    

  • Top income shares and aggregate wealth-income ratio in a two-class corporate economy

    Soon Ryoo

    págs. 699-728

    

  • The drivers of efficient knowledge transfer performance: evidence from British universities

    Federica Rossi

    págs. 729-755

    

  • Dreaming big? Self-valuations, aspirations, networks and the private-school earnings premium

    Francis Green, Samantha Parsons, Alice Sullivan, Richard Wiggins

    págs. 757-778

    

  • A sectoral net lending perspective on Europe

    Florentin Glötzl, Armon Rezai

    págs. 779-795

    

  • Income polarization in European countries and Europe wide, 2004–2012

    Jinxian Wang, Koen Caminada, Kees Goudswaard, Chen Wang

    págs. 797-816

    

  • Sraffa on the degeneration of the notion of cost

    Saverio M. Fratini

    págs. 817-836

    

  • A critique of Lawson’s ‘Social positioning and the nature of money’

    Geoffrey Ingham

    págs. 837-850

    

  • The Constitution and Nature of Money

    Tony Lawson

    págs. 851-873