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Working Papers

2009

1. An Index Number Formula Problem: The Aggregation of Broadly Comparable Items
   IMF Working Papers, International Monetary Fund

2008

2. Hedonic Imputation versus Time Dummy Hedonic Indexes
   NBER Working Papers, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc View citations
   Also in IMF Working Papers, International Monetary Fund (2007) View citations
3. Hedonic Imputation versus Time Dummy Hedonic Indexes (with a commentary by Jan de Haan)
   UBC Departmental Archives, UBC Department of Economics

2007

4. Do Unit Value Export, Import, and Terms of Trade Indices Represent or Misrepresent Price Indices?
   IMF Working Papers, International Monetary Fund

2006

5. Core Inflation Measures and Statistical Issues in Choosing Among Them
   IMF Working Papers, International Monetary Fund View citations
6. The Difference Between Hedonic Imputation Indexes and Time Dummy Hedonic Indexes
   IMF Working Papers, International Monetary Fund View citations
   See also Journal Article in Journal of Business & Economic Statistics (2007)
7. Why Elementary Price Index Number Formulas Differ: Price Dispersion and Product Heterogeneity
   IMF Working Papers, International Monetary Fund

2002

8. A Failure in the measurement of inflation: results from a hedonic and matched experiment using scanner data
   Working Paper Series, European Central Bank View citations
   See also Journal Article in Journal of Business & Economic Statistics (2005)

Journal Articles

2007

1. Core Inflation: Measurement and Statistical Issues in Choosing Among Alternative Measures
   IMF Staff Papers, 2007, 54, (1), 163-190 View citations
2. The Difference Between Hedonic Imputation Indexes and Time Dummy Hedonic Indexes
   Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 2007, 25, 239-246 View citations
   See also Working Paper (2006)
3. Why elementary price index number formulas differ: Evidence on price dispersion
   Journal of Econometrics, 2007, 140, (2), 874-883 View citations

2005

4. A Failure in the Measurement of Inflation: Results From a Hedonic and Matched Experiment Using Scanner Data
   Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 2005, 23, 269-281 View citations
   See also Working Paper (2002)

2004

5. Hedonic Price Indexes and the Matched Models Approach
   Manchester School, 2004, 72, (1), 24-49

2003

6. Chained, exact and superlative hedonic price changes: estimates from microdata
   Applied Economics, 2003, 35, (9), 1005-1014
7. Some Proposed Methodological Developments for the UK Retail Prices Index
   World Economics, 2003, 4, (1), 153-173
8. Using Scanner Data to Estimate Country Price Parities: A Hedonic Regression Approach
   Review of Income and Wealth, 2003, 49, (1), 1-21

2001

9. Estimating Quality-Adjusted Price Changes: Method and Application to VCRs
   Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 2001, 48, (1), 48-68
10. Hedonic Regressions: Mis-specification and Neural Networks
    Applied Economics, 2001, 33, (5), 659-71 View citations
11. Intercountry Differences in the Relationship between Relative Price Variability and Average Prices
    Journal of Political Economy, 2001, 109, (2), 355-374 View citations
12. Scanner Data and the Measurement of Inflation
    Economic Journal, 2001, 111, (472), F383-404 View citations
13. The Measurement of Inflation: Editorial Note
    Economic Journal, 2001, 111, (472), F309-10
14. The influence of inflation on differential price changes across European markets
    Atlantic Economic Journal, 2001, 29, (1), 31-47

2000

15. Hedonic regressions: an application to VCRs using scanner data
    Omega, 2000, 28, (4), 399-408

1999

16. An Evaluation of the Use of Hedonic Regressions for Basic Components of Consumer Price Indices
    Review of Income and Wealth, 1999, 45, (1), 41-56 View citations
17. Disparities in the prices of new and old models when they coexist in the market: some econometric estimates
    Omega, 1999, 27, (1), 13-24
18. Estimating exact hedonic indexes: An application to UK television sets
    Journal of Economics, 1999, 69, (1), 71-94 View citations
19. Modelling market shares by segments using volatility
    Journal of Applied Statistics, 1999, 26, (5), 643-660

1996

20. Inflation, Relative Prices and Their Skewness
    Applied Economics, 1996, 28, (5), 577-84 View citations

1995

21. Elementary Aggregates, Micro-indices and Scanner Data: Some Issues in the Compilation of Consumer Price Indices
    Review of Income and Wealth, 1995, 41, (4), 427-38 View citations

1990

22. Econometric forecasting model for rents in the British retail property market
    Omega, 1990, 18, (5), 529-539 View citations

1988

23. Average Prices, Unanticipated Prices and Price Variability in the UK for Individual Products
    Applied Economics, 1988, 20, (5), 569-94

1987

24. A framework for productivity analysis at the organisational level: Method and an applied case
    Engineering Costs and Production Economics, 1987, 12, (1-4), 401-411

1986

25. Potential productivity: Concepts and application
    Omega, 1986, 14, (6), 443-452

1985

26. On the Measurement of Changes in Aggregate Concentration, Market Concentration and Diversification
    Journal of Industrial Economics, 1985, 33, (3), 349-52

1983

27. Applied marketing and social research: Ute Bradley (ed.), Wokingham, England: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1982. pp. 314, [UK pound]5.50 (paperback), [UK pound]11.50 (hardback)
    Journal of Economic Psychology, 1983, 3, (1), 87-88
28. The effects of income and inflation on personal satisfaction: Functional measurement in economic psychology -- A comment
    Journal of Economic Psychology, 1983, 3, (2), 169-171