| The Economist (UK) 2000 Pam Woodall |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Bubble.com.(developments in information technology and their impact on stock prices) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Catch up if you can.(development of new technology in Japan and Europe) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Elementary, my dear Watson.(information technology and economic growth) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Falling through the net?(information technology and developing economies) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Knowledge is power.(impact of developments in new technology on firms and market structure) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Labour pains.(changes in the labor market as a result of developments in technology) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Solving the paradox.(technological development and productivity) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| The beginning of a great adventure.(information technology and globalization) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| The end of taxes?(impact of the internet on the tax system) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
| Untangling e-conomics.(impact of information technology innovations) | Business, international | Pam Woodall |
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