Richard Disney
Books
- Pensions : More Information, Less Ideology : Assessing the Long-Term Sustainability of European Pension Systems
- Pension systems and retirement incomes across OECD countries
- Do real wages matter in an open economy?
- The national accounts of Ethiopia
- Statutory sick pay
- Union recognition in the UK
- The economics of consumer credit
- Is there a market failure in occupational sick pay?
- Research Report 1995
- Will younger cohorts obtain a worse deal from the UK state pension scheme?
- The choice of technology in Third World countries
- Labour market policies towards the adult unemployed in Germany
- The seniority model of trade union behavior
- British unions in decline
- The distribution of unemployment and sickness among the United Kingdom population
- Modelling trade union membership
- Can We Afford to Grow Older?
- Explanations of the decline in trade union density in Britain
- Partnership in pensions
- Testing equilibrium models of employment for Singapore 1966-87
- The dynamics of retirement
- Helping the unemployed
- The personal pensions stampede
- Union density and trade union recognition in Uk establishmenst
- Impact of Tax and Welfare Policies on Employment and Unemployment in Oecd Countries
- Contracting-out and lifetime redistribution in the UK state pension system
- The Life cycle hypothesis and its recent critics, or do economics students have mental accounts
- A simultaneous model of trade union membership and the union markup for the United Kingdom, 1953-85
- Can we afford to grow older?
- Public pay in Britain in the 1990s
- Housing costs and the behaviour of elderly households
- Provision of unemployment insurance in Great Britain
- What are pension plan entitlements worth in Britain?
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