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	1950s-1987
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	This work was described by Bain as the result of the third part of the union growth project (see MSS.65/195).
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Non-econometic literature (mainly journal articles) Notes on non-econometic literature Econometic literature (mainly journal articles) Notes on econometic literature Pre-publication criticisms Material on the Hines wage inflation model 'Recognition variables: failed attempts to quantify' 'Unsatisifactory' variables United Kingdom labour force statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom wage rates and earnings statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom cost of living and retail price statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom profits statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom unemployment statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom industrial production statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom wholesale prices statistics from the 19th century onwards United Kingdom gross national product and national income statistics from the19th century onwards United States of America: basic data from the 19th century onwards German trade union growth basic data from the 19th century onwards Swedish trade union growth basic data from the 19th century onwards Australian trade union growth basic data from 1906 onwards United Kingdom general basic data Post-publication criticisms Reviews Critique by Peder J Pedersen of the University of Aarhus, Denmark 'Trade union growth in Canada: a comment', paper by Bain and Elsheikh 'American trade union growth: an alternative model', paper by Bain and Elsheikh 'Macro female': results of statistical calculations on female unemployment and union membership Unionisation and profits Reply to 'The determination of the rate of change of unionization in the United Kingdom: 1924-1966' by B Burkitt and D Bowers of the University of Bradford 'Trade union growth and industrial disputes', paper by David C Smith of Queen's University, Ontario, Canada 'Structural stability in models of American trade union growth', paper by Neil Sheflin, Leo Troy and C Timothy Koeller of Ruttgers University, United States 'Price expectations and union growth: some efficient results for the USA, 1953-1970', paper by Derek C Jones of Hamilton College and Subrahmanyam Ganti of the University of Buffalo Criticism of 'American trade union growth: an alternative model' by Jack Fiorito of Oklahoma State University 'Some simple public choice models of trade union behaviour and membership'; 'A reconstruction of trade union growth in the United Kingdom' by Alison Booth of the London School of Economics Papers on trade union growth in the Republic of Ireland by David Sapsford of the University of East Anglia Update of statistical aggregate model Update of statistical aggregate model