N. F. R. Crafts
Books
- Quantitative economic history
- World economic outlook
- The Conservative government's economic record
- Globalization in history
- Trends and cycles in British industrial production, 1700-1913
- The British economy since 1945
- British economic growth before and after 1979
- Family limitation and the English demographic revolution
- A simulation of the impact of changes in age at marriage before and during the advent of industrialisation in England
- British economic fluctuations, 1851-1913
- Britain in the International Economy, 1870-1939
- Average age at first marriage for women in mid nineteenth century England and Wales
- English economic growth in the eighteenth century
- Productivity performance in the UK in historical and international perspective
- Welfare implications of HIV/AIDS
- Work and pay in twentieth-century Britain
- Determinants of the rate of parliamentary enclosure
- The golden age of economic growth
- Trends in real wages 1750-1913
- British economic growth 1760-1913
- Can De-Industrialization Seriously Damage Your Wealth?
- Enclosure and labour supply revisited
- Income elasticities of demand and the release of labour by agriculture during the British industrial revolution
- Victorian England did fail
- Work and pay in twentieth-century Britain
- Britain's relative economic decline 1870-1995
- Europe's golden age
- The role of simulation techniques in the theory and observation of family formation
- Adjusting from war to peace in 1940's Britain
- Globalization and Growth in the Twentieth Century
- An undergraduate's guide to the macroeconomics of eighteenth century British economic growth
- Endogenous growth
- Post-war growth
- Welfare implicationms of HIV/AIDS
- European productivity in the twentieth century
- Britain in the international economy
- Economic growth in nineteenth century Britain
- The golden age of economic growth in western Europe, 1950-73
- Trends in real wages in Britain 1750-1913
- British economic growth during the industrial revolution
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