Francis Green
1742 – 1809
Books
- Economics, an anti-text
- On teaching the deaf to understand language and the dumb to speak
- A critique of empirical tests of the neo-Fisherian theory of saving and consumption
- The distribution of union membership in Britain
- Fringe benefits in British industry
- Marx's theory of wages and the value of labour power
- The political economy of education and training reforms
- Review of Information on the Benefits of Training for Employers
- Unemployment hysteresis and the worker discipline effect
- Non-standard work in Canada and the United Kingdom
- Vox Oculis Subjecta
- "Vox oculis subjecta;" a dissertation on the most curious and important art of imparting speech, and the knowledge of language, to the naturally deaf, and (consequently) dumb; with a particular account of the academy of Messrs. Braidwood of Edinburgh, ...
- Discussions of the British economy
- Empirical applications of the "reserve army hypothesis"
- Institutional and other unconventional theories of saving
- On empiricist methodology and the development of economic thought
- Restructuring UK Economy
- A theory of the growth of occupational pension schemes
- A new edition of Vox oculis subjecta part I
- The determinants of training of male and female employees in Britain
- The effects of training, further education and YTS on the earnings of young employees
- Income inequality in corporatist and liberal economics
- New Technology and Demanding Jobs
- The Restructuring of the United Kingdom Economy
- Skill shortage and skill deficiency
- The worker discipline effect
- "Vox oculis subjecta"
- The determinants of female recruitment
- The growth and inequality of fringe benefits
- A new edition of Vox oculis subjecta
- The profit system
- Sex discrimination in access to job-related training
- "Vox oculis subjecta"
- Demanding Work
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