Sentence examples for the working papers from inspiring English sources

READING What I often do is read the working papers of economists affiliated with the National Bureau of Economic Research.

American regulators and their Chinese counterparts have been at loggerheads for some time over American demands to review the working papers of firms that audit Chinese companies listed on American stock exchanges.

Somewhere in the newly opened files, scholars are hoping, may be the working papers of one of Mr. Creel's predecessors, Fernando Gutiérrez Barrios, assuming that he did not destroy them before his death two years ago.

Hard Facts to Swallow (pdf) – an analysis of Arts Council England's (ACE) investment plans for 2015-18 in 12 questions – is published today along with the working papers that substantiate its findings.

Legal proceedings directed towards the seizure of the working papers of an individual journalist or the premises of the newspaper or television programme publishing his or her reports, or the threat of such proceedings, tends to inhibit discussion.

Old wounds Sumo cum laude Reprints Related items Face value: The one-handed economistNov 13th 2003 Big businessJul 26th 2001 The criminal unbornAug 12th 1999 Mean streetsJul 30th 1998Publish and be damnedIf you browse through the working papers circulated by the National Bureau of Economic Research (at www.nber.org) you will find that in 2003 alone Mr Levitt wrote or co-wrote seven.

A version of the working paper is available at www.ksg.harvard.edu, under "publications".

The working paper, however, does contain a plan, and it makes interesting reading.

The working paper is by Nathan Nunn, an economics professor at Harvard, and Nancy Qian, an economics professor at Yale.

Yet, one of the most celebrated working papers on the site is a detailed examination of one particular curse word in the law; it's the working paper's plain four-letter title, as well.

Otherwise, you can download a copy of the working paper for $5.