Some Works By Roy Allen
- "The Nature of Indifference Curves", 1934, RES.
- "The Concept of the Arc Elasticity of Demand", 1934, RES
- "A Reconsideration of the Theory of Value", 1934, Economica, Part II 1(2), pp. 196-219. (Part I by J.R. Hicks)
- Family Expenditure with A.L. Bowley, 1935.
- Mathematical Analysis for Economists, 1938. 1st-page chapter links. Review fragments by J.R. Hicks and Carl F. Christ (1st paragraph).
- "The Supply of Engineering Labor under Boom Conditions", with B. Thomas, 1939, Economic Journal.
- Statistics for Economists, 1949.
- "Index Numbers of Retail Prices, 1938-51", 1952, Applied Statistics.
- Mathematical Economics, 1956. Review fragments by Oskar Morgenstern, C.F. Carter, and Carl F. Christ (2nd and 3rd para.).
- Macroeconomic Theory, 1967.
- "On Official Statistics and Official Statisticians", 1970, J of Royal Statistical Society.
- Index Numbers in Theory and Practice, 1975.
- Introduction to National Accounts Statistics, 1980.
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