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HASKEL J, MARTIN C, 1994, CAPACITY AND COMPETITION - EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE ON UK PANEL-DATA, JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS, Vol: 42, Pages: 23-44, ISSN: 0022-1821

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HASKEL J, MARTIN C, 1994, Will low skills kill recovery?: Britain's recovery could be in trouble owing to a lack of skilled workers, New Economy, Vol: 1, Pages: 135-139, ISSN: 1070-3535

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HASKEL J, 1994, Privatisation: profit and loss: Many people gained from UK privatisation; but many also lost, New Economy, Vol: 1, Pages: 74-78, ISSN: 1070-3535

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HASKEL J, MARTIN C, 1993, THE CAUSES OF SKILL SHORTAGES IN BRITAIN, OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS-NEW SERIES, Vol: 45, Pages: 573-588, ISSN: 0030-7653

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Szymanski S, Haskel J, 1993, Privatisation, liberalisation, wages and employment: Theory and evidence for the UK, Economica, Vol: 60, Pages: 161-181

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HASKEL J, MARTIN C, 1993, DO SKILL SHORTAGES REDUCE PRODUCTIVITY - THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED-KINGDOM, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, Vol: 103, Pages: 386-394, ISSN: 0013-0133

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Haskel J, 1993, Why did UK manufacturing profitability rise over the 1980s?, Empirica, Vol: 20, Pages: 51-67, ISSN: 0340-8744

Profitability in UK manufacturing collapsed in the early 1980s, but then recovered to 1970s levels. To account for the changes in profits we propose a series of extensions of the widely-used Cowling and Waterson (1976) model. Our extensions incorporate demand shocks, varying competition and collusion, and the role of unions. The resulting model encompasses Cowling/Waterson, the Kreps and Scheinkman (1983) varying competition model and the Green and Porter (1984) and Rotemberg and Saloner (1986) varying collusion models. Using a panel of 53 UK industries, 1973-1986 we estimate the encompassing model by generalised methods of moments/instrumental variables. Our major findings are: (a) there is no substantial contribution to changes in aggregate profitability from the batting average effect of movements between sectors; (b) the collapse of profits in the early 1980s was mainly driven by the collapse in demand; (c) the fall in union density in the 1980s has increased profitability despite a fall in concentration. We also find tentative evidence suggesting that collusion is pro-cyclical as in Green and Porter (1984). © 1983 Kluwer Academic Publishers.

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HASKEL J, MARTIN C, 1992, MARGINS, CONCENTRATION, UNIONS AND THE BUSINESS-CYCLE - THEORY AND EVIDENCE FOR BRITAIN, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION, Vol: 10, Pages: 611-632, ISSN: 0167-7187

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HASKEL J, 1992, A PORTRAIT OF PAY, 1970-1982 - AN ANALYSIS OF THE NEW EARNINGS SURVEY - GREGORY,MB, THOMSON,AWJ, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, Vol: 102, Pages: 999-1002, ISSN: 0013-0133

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Szymanski S, Haskel J, 1992, A bargaining theory of privatisation, Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Vol: 63, Pages: 207-227

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HASKEL J, 1991, IMPERFECT COMPETITION, WORK PRACTICES AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH, OXFORD BULLETIN OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, Vol: 53, Pages: 265-279, ISSN: 0305-9049

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Haskel J, Jackman R, 1988, LONG‐TERM UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN AND THE EFFECTS OF THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMME, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Vol: 50, Pages: 379-408, ISSN: 0305-9049

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