Szumska, Dorota, Pieles, Guido, Essalmani, Rachid, Bilski, Michal, Mesnard, Daniel, Kaur, Kulvinder, ...
We have identified an ethylnitrosourea (ENU)-induced recessive mouse mutation (Vcc) with a pleiotropic phenotype that includes cardiac, tracheoesophageal, anorectal, anteroposterior patterning...
Tropical Hurwitz Numbers (2008)
Cavalieri, Renzo, Johnson, Paul, Markwig, Hannah
Hurwitz numbers count genus g, degree d covers of the projective line with fixed branch locus. This equals the degree of a natural branch map defined on the Hurwitz space. In tropical geometry,...
Florescu, John (prod. Ejecutivo), Frost, David (prod. Ejecutivo), Kim, Margaret (prod. Ejecutivo), Poots, Trevor (prod. De La Serie), Sherwin, Allan (prod.), Spedding, Rachel (investigación), ...
Serie de televisión acerca de trece de las batallas más célebres de la historia antigua, ocurridas entre los años 1274 a.C. y 451 de nuestra era, que presenta recreaciones de los enfrentamientos...
Coming Home to Love and Class (2005)
This article explores how romantic love, desire, and social class are mutually influencing factors in the formation and enactment of heterosexual intimate relationships. Using qualitative interview...
New developments in Ramberg-Bäcklund and episulfone chemistry. (1999)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of York, 1999.
Reframing restructuring [microform] : power relationships in arts-based schools / (1997)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Denver, 1997.
Videoconferencing user training outline / (1995)
Thesis (M.S.)--Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, 1995.
Ageing and economic performance (1991)
This paper presents a brief review of the literature on the probable economic effects of population ageing in the industrial economies over the next 4 decades. Outline information is provided about...
The causes of recession following stabilization (1991)
Gomulka, Stanislaw, Johnson, Paul
This paper attempts the following two questions, both with reference to the response of the Polish economy to the stabilization and liberalization plan of January 1, 1990: why was the fall in output...
Tiempos Modernos: La Historia del Siglo XX desde 1917 hasta la Década de los 80 (1988)
Traducción de: A History of the Modern World
The anamnesis in the seizuring canine : a new approach / (1978)
Senior seminar (D.V.M.)--Cornell University, 1978.
Allen, Richard, Anderson, David, Burke, Pat, Coulter, Barbara, Fowles, Robert, Gross, Edward, ...
Bi-weekly Official Publication of the ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Member Associated Collegiate Press. Editor-in-Chief, Rodney Brower. Associate Editor, Arnost Blobstein. News Editor, Paul...
Allen, Richard, Anderson, David, Burke, Pat, Coulter, Barbara, Fowles, Robert, Gross, Edward, ...
Bi-weekly Official Publication of the ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Member Associated Collegiate Press. Editor-in-Chief, Rodney Brower. Associate Editor, Arnost Blobstein. News Editor, Paul...
Allen, Robert, Anderson, David, Burke, Pat, Coulter, Barbara, Fowles, Robert, Gross, Edward, ...
Bi-weekly Official Publication of the ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Member Associated Collegiate Press. Editor-in-Chief, Rodney Brower. Associate Editor, Arnost Blobstein. News Editor, Paul...
Allen, Richard, Anderson, David, Burke, Pat, Coulter, Barbara, Fowles, Robert, Gross, Edward, ...
Bi-weekly Official Publication of the ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Member Associated Collegiate Press Editor-in-Chief, Rodney Brower. Associate Editor, Arnost Blobstein. News Editor, Paul...
Allen, Richard, Anderson, David, Burke, Pat, Coulter, Barbara, Fowles, Robert, Gross, Edward, ...
Bi-weekly Official Publication of the ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Member Associated Collegiate Press Editor-in-Chief, Rodney Brower. Associate Editor, Arnost Blobstein. News Editor, Paul...
Allen, Richard, Anderson, David, Burke, Pat, Coulter, Barbara, Fowles, Robert, Gross, Edward, ...
Bi-weekly Official Publication of the ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Member Associated Collegiate Press Editor-in-Chief, Rodney Brower. Associate Editor, Arnost Blobstein. News Editor, Paul...
News from Little Pigeon (1936)
Brown, Charlotte Cropley, Johnson, Paul, Bishop, Evelyn
Ten Years of Arrow Craft; Arrow Crafters Suggest Some Anniversary Trading Possibilities; The Southern Highlands; The Weavers' Guild Play; Report of the 1936 Settlement School Committee Meeting
News from Little Pigeon (1936)
Brown, Charlotte Cropley, Johnson, Paul, Bishop, Evelyn
Ten Years of Arrow Craft; Arrow Crafters Suggest Some Anniversary Trading Possibilities; The Southern Highlands; The Weavers' Guild Play; Report of the 1936 Settlement School Committee Meeting
The life cycle distributional consequence of pay-as-you-go and funded pension systems
Falkingham, Jane, Johnson, Paul
Using a dynamic cohort microsimulation model (LIFEMOD), the authorsexamine the life-cycle distributional consequences of a variety of pay-as-you-go (PAYG) and funded pension systems. This technique...
Why are older pensioners poorer?
We show that older male pensioners have substantially lower incomes than younger pensioners. There are a number of possible reasons for this including under-indexation of private pensions and the...
Johnson, Paul, Durlauf, Steven N, Temple, Johnathan R. W.
This paper provides a survey and synthesis of econometric tools that have been employed to study economic growth. While these tools range across a variety of statistical methods, they are united in...
The English education system performs well against a number of international benchmarks, particularly in terms of school attainment and the performance of the higher-education system. But there are...
Measuring the responsiveness of income tax revenue to income growth: a review and some UK values
The unexpectedly high outturn of tax revenues in the UK in recent years has permitted drastic revision of borrowing and taxing plans. Such unexpectedly high outturns may result from either: ii) An...
What pension should the state provide?
Social security spending accounts for almost 30 per cent of public expenditure and is projected to reach £74.7 billion in 1992-93. Almost half of this spending goes to the elderly. The cost of...
One-and-a-half million pensioners are dependent on the minimum means-tested benefit, income support. But the numbers on income support have barely changed in two decades despite substantial increases...
Redistributive Effects and Unequal Income Tax Treatment.
Aronson, J Richard, Johnson, Paul, Lambert, Peter J
Decomposing the post-tax Gini coefficient across groups of pre-tax equals reveals the separate contributions to the redistributive effect of an income tax of (1) the effective schedule (the vertical...
Equivalence Scale Relativities Revisited.
Recent studies have assessed the impact of choice of equivalence scale on economists' measurement of the equivalent income distribution. F. A. E. Coulter, F. Cowell, and S. Jenkins (1992) has found...
Asset wealth and asset decumulation among households in the Retirement Survey
Richard Disney, Paul Johnson, Gary Stears
This paper examines the asset positions of households at and around retirement in Britain using the Retirement Survey ‘waves’ of 1988-89 and 1994. The data provide the first panel evidence on...
The dynamics of incomes and occupational pensions after retirement
Paul Johnson, Gary Stears, Steven Webb
This paper uses two waves of the UK Retirement Survey to look at how incomes change during retirement. We concentrate on men aged 65-69 and women aged 60-69 in 1988-89 and look at how their incomes...
Housing benefit and financial returns to employment for tenants in the social sector
Chris Giles, Paul Johnson, Julian McCrae
This paper examines the impact of the UK housing benefit system on the financial returns to employment of people in local authority or Housing Association accommodation. It outlines the current...
Tax reform in the UK and changes in the progressivity of the tax system, 1985-95
Christopher Giles, Paul Johnson
From the middle of the 1980s until the end of that decade, the government experienced a growing economy and consequently buoyant tax revenues. In addition to cutting the public sector borrowing...
Tax policy and the 1991 budget
Paul Johnson, Andrew Dilnot, Graham Stark
Prior to this year's Budget, the almost universal expectation was that the Chancellor would not attempt to make any changes to the tax system. The possible exception to this appeared to be some moves...
Until 1988 the Government produced a series of statistics, known as 'Low Income Families' (LIF), every two years. The figures showed the numbers of people receiving supplementary benefit (SB) and the...
Savings, independent taxation and the 1990 Budget
Andrew Dilnot, Paul Johnson, Graham Stark
For most of teh 1980s the focus of attention at Budget time has been on tax reform and micro-economic changes. By contrast most of the interest in the 1990 Budget was in its overall fiscal stance and...
Ten years of Mrs Thatcher: the distributional consequences
In the ten year period of Mrs Thatcher's government, and especially over the last few years, there have been many changes to the tax and benefit system. In this short article we show how these...
Why Are Older Pensioners Poorer?
The authors show that older male pensioners have substantially lower incomes than younger pensioners. There are a number of possible reasons for this including under-indexation of private pensions...
Mixture Models and Convergence Clubs
Pittau, Maria Grazia, Zelli, Roberto, Johnson, Paul
In this paper we argue that modeling the cross-country distribution of per capita income as a mixture distribution provides a natural framework for the detection of convergence clubs. The framework...
Should the basic state pension be a contributory benefit?
The basic state retirement pension is payable irrespective of means but it is a contributory benefit, not a universal benefit. Individuals who do not have enough National Insurance contributions when...
Tax expenditures: the case of occupational pensions
There are many areas of the tax system in which substantial concessions are made, or appear to be made, to certain forms of activity. Such concessions, or reliefs, can cost the government money in...
Counting people with low incomes: the impact of recent changes in official statistics
'...[the public is not yet convinced that]... changes made in the presentation of the data are based on bona fide methodological rather than political grounds'. So wrote the all-party House of...
Redistribution effect and unequal income tax treatment
J. Richard Aronson, Paul Johnson, Peter Lambert
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Social capability and economic development
This paper explores the role of 'social capability' in growth and development. We present a wide variety of evidence to show that economic growth is strongly related to the extent of a country's...
Collusion in a Model of Repeated Auctions
JOHNSON, Paul, ROBERT, Jacques
A model of first price sealed bid auctions is developed where bidders meet repeatedly while independently drawing private valuations in each period.Attention is focused on symmetric collusive bidding...
Is it Really the Fisher Effect?
Fahmy and Kandil [2003] use a cointegration approach to test for the Fisher effect in US interest rates during the 1980s and early 1990s. Here, I argue that even if nominal interest rates and...
A Continuous State Space Approach to “Convergence by Parts”
Using a continuous state space approach, this note extends Feyrer's [2003] study of the proximate determinants of the shape of the long-run distribution of income per capita. Contrary to Feyrer's...
Convergence Among the U.S. States: Absolute, Conditional, or Club?
Johnson, Paul, Takeyama, Lisa N.
This paper attempts to ascertain which of the convergence hypotheses – absolute, conditional, or club – best describes the economic development of the U.S. states since 1950. We use regression...
A Nonparametric Analysis of Income Convergence Across the US States
In this paper I apply the nonparametric methods proposed by Quah to data on US state relative income levels. In contrast to Quah’s results using cross-country data I find no evidence of...
Social Capability and Economic Development
Johnson, Paul, Temple, Jonathan
The conventional wisdom is that postwar economic growth has been unpredictable. In the 1960s few observers accurately forecast which countries would grow quickly. In this paper we show that indexes...
This article explores how romantic love, desire, and social class are mutually influencing factors in the formation and enactment of heterosexual intimate relationships. Using qualitative interview...
Parent aides as a preventive intervention strategy
Baker, Beatrice, Grant, Justine, Squires, John, Johnson, Paul, Offermann, Lynn
Using data from the UK National Child Development Survey, we look at the relationship between sons and fathers and their position in the population income distribution. Particular attention is paid...
This paper looks at the extent of personal income inequality in the UK, shows how it has widened and how various groups in the population have fared relative to one another. It compares the income...
Spatial Competition and Merger
Richard Higgins, Paul Johnson, John Sullivan
We consider a computational equilibrium model of spatially differentiated Bertrand competition and apply it to merger analysis. Two pricing paradigms are studied: one where firms cannot price...