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Working Papers

2007

1. Broadcasting Productivity Growth in the UK
   Occasional Papers, Industrial Economics Division

2004

2. Costs, biases and betting markets: new evidence
   Working Papers, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Business School, Economics Division
3. Productivity Measurement in a Service Industry: Plant-Level Evidence from Gambling Establishments in the United Kingdom
   Rensselaer Working Papers in Economics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department of Economics

2003

4. Taxation and the Demand for Gambling: New Evidence from the United Kingdom
   Rensselaer Working Papers in Economics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department of Economics View citations

2002

5. 'Quarbs' and Efficiency in Spread Betting Markets: can you beat the book?
   Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2002, Royal Economic Society

Undated

6. A Direction Dynamic Approach to Inside Information
   Working Papers, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, The Nottingham Trent University
7. Advertising: signal of productive efficiency or cause of allocative inefficiency
   Working Papers, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, The Nottingham Trent University
8. Can Regulation Make Betting Markets More Efficient?
   Working Papers, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, The Nottingham Trent University
9. Do Transactions Costs Explain Market Efficiency in Football Fixed Odds and Spread Betting Markets
   Working Papers, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, The Nottingham Trent University
10. Explaining the Sign of Betting Biases?
    Working Papers, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, The Nottingham Trent University
11. Odds, Information and Arbitrage: Explorations in a Betting Market
    Working Papers, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, The Nottingham Trent University

Journal Articles

2009

1. The Growth of Gambling and Prediction Markets: Economic and Financial Implications
   Economica, 2009, 76, (302), 219-224

2006

2. Dynamic Links Between Unexpected Exchange Rate Variation, Prices, and International Trade
   Open Economies Review, 2006, 17, (2), 221-233
3. Market Efficiency in Person-to-Person Betting
   Economica, 2006, 73, (292), 673-689 View citations

2005

4. Forecasting outcomes in spread betting markets: can bettors use 'quarbs' to beat the book?
   Journal of Forecasting, 2005, 24, (2), 139-154

2004

5. Exchange rate uncertainty, UK trade and the euro
   Applied Financial Economics, 2004, 14, (12), 885-893

2002

6. A Policy Response To The E--Commerce Revolution: The Case Of Betting Taxation In The UK
   Economic Journal, 2002, 112, (480), F296-F314 View citations

2001

7. Can Bettors Win?
   World Economics, 2001, 2, (1), 31-48
8. Gambling Taxation: A Comment
   Australian Economic Review, 2001, 34, (4), 437-440 View citations
9. Insiders and International finance: Evidence From Complementary Markets Patterns in Neighboring Areas
   Ekonomia, 2001, 5, (2), 208-214
10. Monopoly Rents and Price Fixing in Betting Markets
    Review of Industrial Organization, 2001, 19, (3), 265-278 View citations

1999

11. Information Efficiency in Betting Markets: A Survey
    Bulletin of Economic Research, 1999, 51, (1), 1-30 View citations
12. Regulating Insider Trading in Betting Markets
    Bulletin of Economic Research, 1999, 51, (3), 237-41 View citations

1998

13. Do Betting Costs Explain Betting Biases?
    Applied Economics Letters, 1998, 5, (5), 333-35 View citations
14. Why Are Some Favourite-Longshot Biases Positive and Others Negative?
    Applied Economics, 1998, 30, (11), 1505-10 View citations

1997

15. Does Information Efficiency Require a Perception of Information Inefficiency?
    Applied Economics Letters, 1997, 4, (10), 615-17
16. Why Is There a Favourite-Longshot Bias in British Racetrack Betting Markets?
    Economic Journal, 1997, 107, (440), 150-58 View citations