Stephen Hymer: Three phases,one approach?

Stephen Hymer is a seminal figure in the development of the theory of the multinational enterprise (MNE). This paper argues that the three separate phases of his writing–his thesis (1960), his neoclassical 1968 paper and is later radical pieces–can be reconciled around the central core of the economics of the MNE and the attempt to build in a dynamic element.     

Stephen Broadberry. Market Services and the Productivity Race, 1850-2000. British Performance in International Perspective

This important book comprehensively fills a major gap in thehistory of Britain's relative economic decline by analyzingshifts in productivity within the nation's service sector. Muchof the previous work in this area focused on the performanceof industry and agriculture. By the mid-nineteenth century,Britain had a small agricultural sector and USA made major advancesas labor moved out of this low-value-added activity. In Germany,the same process took place but at a much slower     

Stephen E. Koonin: unsettled: what climate science tells us,what it doesn’t,and why it matters

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