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Nigel DriffieldWarwick Business SchoolZweryfikowany adres z wbs.ac.uk
Jolian P McHardyUniversity of SheffieldZweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk
Jennifer RobertsProfessor of Economics, University of Sheffield, UKZweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk
Mark N HarrisProfessor Curtin UniversityZweryfikowany adres z curtin.edu.au
Pulak GhoshIIMBZweryfikowany adres z iimb.ac.in
Emily M McDoolSCHARR, University of SheffieldZweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk
Daniel J GrayDepartment of Economics, University of SheffieldZweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk
Jim LoveProfessor of International Business, Leeds University Business SchoolZweryfikowany adres z leeds.ac.uk
Preety SrivastavaSenior Lecturer, RMIT UniversityZweryfikowany adres z rmit.edu.au
William GreeneProfessor of Economics and Statistics, Stern School of Business, NYUZweryfikowany adres z stern.nyu.edu
Steven McIntoshProfessor of Economics, University of SheffieldZweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk
Luis Alberiko Gil-AlanaProfessor of Economics, University of Navarra // Universidad Francisco de VitoriaZweryfikowany adres z unav.es
Juan Carlos CuestasProfessor of Economics, Jaume I UniversityZweryfikowany adres z uji.es
Marco VivarelliProfessor of Economics, Department of Economic Policy, Università Cattolica del Sacro CuoreZweryfikowany adres z unicatt.it
Alberto MontagnoliUniversity of SheffieldZweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk
Sourafel GirmaProfessor of EconomicsZweryfikowany adres z nottingham.ac.uk
Alessandro BucciolProfessor, University of VeronaZweryfikowany adres z univr.it
Alan DuncanBankwest Curtin Economics Centre, Curtin UniversityZweryfikowany adres z curtin.edu.au
John Grant SessionsUniversity of BathZweryfikowany adres z bath.ac.uk
Alexandros KontonikasProfessor, Essex Business School, University of EssexZweryfikowany adres z essex.ac.uk

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Karl B Taylor

Professor of Economics, University of Sheffield

Zweryfikowany adres z sheffield.ac.uk - Strona główna

Applied Micro-econometrics Household Finances Labour Economics


Tytuł Sortuj wg cytatów Sortuj wg roku Sortuj wg tytułu	Cytowane przez Cytowane przez	Rok
Debt and distress: Evaluating the psychological cost of credit S Brown, K Taylor, SW Price Journal of Economic Psychology 26 (5), 642-663, 2005	708	2005
Household finances and the ‘Big Five’personality traits S Brown, K Taylor Journal of Economic Psychology 45, 197-212, 2014	490	2014
Employee trust and workplace performance S Brown, D Gray, J McHardy, K Taylor Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 116, 361-378, 2015	424	2015
Estimated effect of alcohol pricing policies on health and health economic outcomes in England: an epidemiological model RC Purshouse, PS Meier, A Brennan, KB Taylor, R Rafia The Lancet 375 (9723), 1355-1364, 2010	338	2010
Bullying, education and earnings: evidence from the National Child Development Study S Brown, K Taylor Economics of Education Review 27 (4), 387-401, 2008	330	2008
Workplace performance, worker commitment, and loyalty S Brown, J McHardy, R McNabb, K Taylor Journal of Economics & Management Strategy 20 (3), 925-955, 2011	325	2011
FDI and the labour market: a review of the evidence and policy implications N Driffield, K Taylor Oxford Review of Economic Policy 16 (3), 90-103, 2000	292	2000
The internet and children’s psychological wellbeing E McDool, P Powell, J Roberts, K Taylor Journal of Health Economics 69, 102274, 2020	225	2020
Business cycles and the role of confidence: Evidence for Europe K Taylor, R McNabb Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 69 (2), 185-208, 2007	220	2007
Household debt and financial assets: evidence from Germany, Great Britain and the USA S Brown, K Taylor Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A: Statistics in Society 171 …, 2008	210	2008
Wage inequality and the role of multinationals: Evidence from UK panel data K Taylor, N Driffield Labour Economics 12 (2), 223-249, 2005	196	2005
Debt and financial expectations: An individual‐and household‐level analysis S Brown, G Garino, K Taylor, SW Price Economic Inquiry 43 (1), 100-120, 2005	157	2005
Productivity and labour demand effects of inward and outward foreign direct investment on UK industry N Driffield, JH Love, K Taylor The Manchester School 77 (2), 171-203, 2009	147	2009
Self-employment and attitudes towards risk: Timing and unobserved heterogeneity S Brown, M Dietrich, A Ortiz-Nuñez, K Taylor Journal of Economic Psychology 32 (3), 425-433, 2011	127	2011
Religion and education: evidence from the National Child Development Study S Brown, K Taylor Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 63 (3), 439-460, 2007	121	2007
Household debt and attitudes toward risk S Brown, G Garino, K Taylor Review of Income and Wealth 59 (2), 283-304, 2013	114	2013
Independent review of the effects of alcohol pricing and promotion. Part A: systematic reviews A Booth, P Meier, T Stockwell, A Sutton, A Wilkinson, R Wong, A Brennan, ... Sheffield: University of Sheffield, 2008	96	2008
Early influences on saving behaviour: Analysis of British panel data S Brown, K Taylor Journal of Banking & Finance 62, 1-14, 2016	94	2016
Modelling charitable donations to an unexpected natural disaster: Evidence from the US Panel Study of Income Dynamics S Brown, MN Harris, K Taylor Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 84 (1), 97-110, 2012	90	2012
Social media use and children’s wellbeing EM McDool, P Powell, J Roberts, K Taylor Sheffield Economics Research Papers (SERPS) 201601 (2016011), 2016	89	2016

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