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116.
The rent is high but the pay is low.
Euromoney
1984 : APR, p. 136-137
 1984 Beard, P.
117.
They way to stay is to diversify.
Euromoney
1984 : APR, p. 128, 130, 132-134, 136
 1984 Beard, P.
118.
Foreign banks in London : are they finding it tougher?
Euromoney
1984 : APR, p. 122-123, 125, 127
 1984 Beard, P.
119.
Two seventeenth century accounting statements.
Accounting and Business Research
1982 : SPRING, VOL. 12:46, p. 111-114
 1982 Yamey, B. S.
120.
The European O.R. congreses: What are we doing? Where are we going?
European Journal of Operational Research
1982 : MAY, VOL. 10:1, p. 12-21
 1982 Tilanus, C. B.
121.
Swedish iron and the english iron industry about 1700 : some neglected aspects.
Scandinavian economic history review
1982 : VOL. 30:2, p. 129-141
 1982 Åström, S-E.
122.
Teacher unionism and collective bargaining in England and Wales.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1982 : APR, VOL. 35:3, p. 377-391
 1982 Thornton, R. J.
123.
Is there still a place for independent research into issues of public policy in England and in the 1980's? A case from the Field of health care: modelling hospital costs.
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1981 : OCT, VOL. 32:10, p. 851-864
 1981 Asford, J. R.
Butts, M. S.
Bailey, T. C.
124.
The Francis Willughby executorship accounts, 1672-1682: an early double-entry system in England. !Willughby, F.
Accounting Review
1981 : JUL, VOL. 56:3, p. 539-553
 1981 Lee, G. A.
125.
Unemployment in the British metropolitan labour areas.
Oxford Economic Papers
1981 : JUL, VOL. 33:2, p. 274-297
 1981 Burridge, P.
Gordon, I.
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