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Rebecca Riley
Rebecca Riley
Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence (ESCoE) and King's College London
Verified email at kcl.ac.uk
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EU enlargement and migration: Assessing the macroeconomic impacts
R Barrell, J FitzGerald, R Riley
JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies 48 (2), 373-395, 2010
2402010
Raising the standard: Minimum wages and firm productivity
R Riley, CR Bondibene
Labour Economics 44, 27-50, 2017
1622017
Findings from the Macro evaluation of the New Deal for Young People
M White, R Riley
Corporate Document Services, 2002
772002
The external returns to education: UK evidence using repeated cross-sections
S Kirby, R Riley
Labour Economics 15 (4), 619-630, 2008
762008
A Re‐examination of the Impact of the UK National Minimum Wage on Employment
R Dickens, R Riley, D Wilkinson
Economica 82 (328), 841-864, 2015
582015
The UK productivity puzzle 2008-13: evidence from British businesses
R Riley, CR Bondibene, G Young
Bank of England working paper, 2015
542015
Commentary: Immigration and its effects
R Riley, M Weale
National Institute Economic Review 198 (1), 4-9, 2006
532006
The UK minimum wage at 22 years of age: a regression discontinuity approach
R Dickens, R Riley, D Wilkinson
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (Statistics in Society …, 2014
462014
New Deal for Young People: Implications for employment and the public finances
R Riley, DG Young
National Institute of Economic and Social Research, 2000
462000
The employment and hours of work effects of the changing national minimum wage
R Dickens, R Riley, D Wilkinson
Low Pay Commission Report, 2009
452009
Production of intangible investment and growth: Methodology in INNODRIVE
B Görzig, H Piekkola, R Riley
INNODRIVE WP1, 2010
422010
Internationalisation, innovation and productivity in services: Evidence from Germany, Ireland and the United Kingdom
B Peters, R Riley, I Siedschlag, P Vahter, J McQuinn
Review of World Economics 154 (3), 585-615, 2018
382018
The financial crisis, bank lending and UK productivity: Sectoral and firm-level evidence
R Riley, C Rosazza-Bondibene, G Young
National Institute Economic Review 228 (1), R17-R34, 2014
382014
Skill heterogeneity and equilibrium unemployment
R Riley, G Young
Oxford Economic Papers 59 (4), 702-725, 2007
382007
Below the aggregate: a sectoral account of the UK productivity puzzle
R Riley, A Rincon-Aznar, L Samek
Economics Statistics Centre of Excellence Discussion Paper 2018 6, 2018
372018
The New Deal for Young people: First year analysis of implications for the macroeconomy
B Anderton, R Riley
Employment Service, Research and Development, 1999
371999
The macroeconomic impact of the New Deal for Young People
R Riley, G Young, D Rice, F Hubert, N Pain, M Weale, P At
NIESR Discussion Paper, n° 184, 2001
362001
The drivers of international migration to the UK: A panel‐based Bayesian model averaging approach
J Mitchell, N Pain, R Riley
The Economic Journal 121 (557), 1398-1444, 2011
342011
Re-examining the impact of the National Minimum Wage on earnings, employment and hours: the importance of recession and firm size
R Dickens, R Riley, D Wilkinson
Low Pay Commission, 2012
322012
Does welfare-to-work policy increase employment?: Evidence from the UK New Deal for Young People
R Riley, G Young
National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) Discussion Papers, 2001
322001
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