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Volume 64, month Suppl., 1996

Base Money Rules in the United Kingdom pp. 1-27

Andrew Haldane, Bennett McCallum and Chris Salmon

Credibility and the Effectiveness of Inflation Targeting Regimes pp. 28-50

Andrew Blake and Peter Westaway

The Pricing of Options on Ninety-Day Bank Accepted Bill Futures Contracts pp. 51-65

Timothy Brent and Richard Heaney

Absolute and Relative Anti-inflation Reputation: Evidence from the Bond Markets pp. 66-82

Ivo Arnold and Rene G J den Hertog

Volatility, Leverage and Firm Size: The U.K. Evidence pp. 83-103

Patricia Chelley-Steeley and James Steeley

Corporate Bankruptcies, Liquidation Costs and the Role of Banks pp. 104-19

Aydin Ozkan

Volume 64, month December, 1996

Localized Technological Change and Schumpeterian Growth Regimes pp. 351-70

Cristiano Antonelli

M0: Causes and Consequences pp. 371-87

Francis Breedon and Paul Fisher

What Is Old Is New Again pp. 388-404

Toni Gravelle

Fiscal Spending and National Income with Imperfect Competition pp. 405-20

Chi-Chur Chao and Eden Yu

Long-Memory Risk Premia in Exchange Rates pp. 421-38

David Byers and David Peel

Volume 64, month September, 1996

Explaining Tradable and Non-tradable Prices in the U.K pp. 241-68

C L Melliss

Public Debt and Redistribution pp. 269-80

Giancarlo Marini and Pasquale Scaramozzino

The Analytics of Bimetallism pp. 281-97

Kevin Dowd

The Determinants of Compulsory Liquidation in the U.K pp. 298-308

Keith Cuthbertson and John Hudson

Non-linear Dynamics versus Development Processes: Two Kinds of Change pp. 309-22

Elias Khalil

Volume 64, month June, 1996

Changing Partners: The Importance of Coordinating Fiscal and Monetary Policies within a Monetary Union pp. 115-34

Andrew Hughes Hallett and Yue Ma

Ignorant Speculation Immoral Risks: Macheaths, Turpins and the Commercial Classes in Nineteenth-Century Theories of Economic Fluctuations pp. 135-52

Sandra J Peart

Intersectoral Capital Mobility in a Kaldorian Model of Growth and Development pp. 153-69

Amitava Dutt

Macroeconomic Factors in the Birth and Death of U.K. Firms: Evidence from Quarterly VAT Registrations pp. 170-88

Martin T Robson

The Use and Abuse of Aggregate Demand and Supply Functions pp. 189-207

J W Nevile and B. Rao

Evaluating the Concessionality of Tied Aid pp. 208-26

Oliver Morrissey and Howard White

Volume 64, month March, 1996

The Demand for Domestic Output and Imports in the U.K.: A Dynamic Systems Approach pp. 1-21

Nigel Pain and Peter Westaway

Productive and Allocative Inefficiencies in U.K. Building Societies: A Comparison of Non-parametric and Stochastic Frontier Techniques pp. 22-37

Leigh Drake and Thomas G Weyman-Jones

Stationary ARMA Solutions to Linear Rational Expectations Models with Stationary ARMA Exogenous Processes pp. 38-53

Sergio de Nardis

Employment Effects of Community Programme Participation: Evidence from Matched Samples pp. 54-69

Leslie Rosenthal

Modelling the Demand for M4 in the U.K pp. 70-78

Stan Hurn and Vito Muscatelli

Influences of Demand Shocks on Exchange Rate Volatility: Imperfect Capital Mobility and Substitutability pp. 79-95

Saziye Gazioglu

Volume 63, month Suppl., 1995

Hedging Inflation and Income Risks pp. 1-21

Robert Shiller

How To Make Money in the Bond Market: International Evidence of Inefficiency and What It Suggests about the Way Markets View Monetary Policy pp. 22-39

Stephen Wright

The Demand for Money: Hyperinflation or High Inflation Traps pp. 49-56

J Lynne Evans

Company Liquidations, Interest Rates and Debt pp. 57-69

Garry Young

Thresholds in Financial Development and Economic Growth pp. 70-84

Jean-Claude Berthélemy and Aristomene Varoudakis

U.K. Stock Returns: Predictability and Business Conditions pp. 85-102

Angela Black and Patricia Fraser

Econometric Models of Company Dividends Can Be Used to Identify Underpriced Shares pp. 103-11

George Bulkley and Nick Taylor

Volume 63, month December, 1995

Short-Termism and Underinvestment: The Influence of Financial Systems pp. 351-67

Andrew Dickerson, Heather Gibson and Euclid Tsakalotos

Optimal Money Market Behaviour and Sterling Interest Rates pp. 368-87

Norbert Schnadt and John Whittaker

Strategies for Growth in a Macroeconomic Setting pp. 388-411

Theo van de Klundert and Sjak Smulders

The Bullionist Controversy: An Empirical Reappraisal pp. 412-25

D M Nachane and N R Hatekar

Permanent versus Temporary Infant Industry Assistance pp. 426-34

Donald Wright

Volume 63, month September, 1995

Speculative Efficiency on the London Metal Exchange pp. 235-56

Michael Moore and Ursula Cullen

Fiscal Policy in an Imperfectly Competitive Macroeconomy with Nominally Rigid Unemployment Benefit pp. 257-73

John Fender and Chong Yip

Training Subsidies, Technical Progress and Economic Growth pp. 274-82

Monojit Chatterji

Henry Thornton in the History of Economics: Confusions and Contributions pp. 283-96

Charles F Peake

A Note on the "Kalecki-Steindl" Steady-State Approach to Growth and Income Distribution pp. 297-310

Man-Seop Park

Kaldor's Neo-Pasinetti Model and the Cambridge Theory of Distribution pp. 311-17

Jorge Thompson Araujo

Volume 63, month June, 1995

Financial Liberalization and the Permanent Income Hypothesis pp. 125-44

Adrian Blundell-Wignall, Frank Browne and Alison Tarditi

On the Uniqueness of Square Cost-Minimizing Techniques pp. 145-66

Guido Erreygers

Preference Motivations and Libertarian Dilemmas pp. 167-74

S Subramanian

The Racial Composition of Unemployment: The Role of Unions pp. 175-95

John Heywood and Hamid Mohtadi

On the Proper Use of Ordinal Variables in Labour Market Models pp. 196-205

Derek Leslie

Further on Ordinal Variables in Economic Models pp. 206-09

Martin Currie and Ian Steedman

Volume 63, month March, 1995

The Remuneration of School Teachers: Time Series and Cross-Section Evidence pp. 1-22

Malcolm Bee and Peter Dolton

Temporary Cycles or Volatile Trends? Economic Fluctuations in 21 OECD Economies pp. 23-51

Gabriel Sterne and Tamim Bayoumi

Public-Private Sector Wage Differential in the U.K pp. 52-68

Hedley Rees and Anup Shah

Time-Varying Risk Premia and the Term Structure of Forward Exchange Rates pp. 69-81

David Peel and P F Pope

Keynes, the Liquidity Trap and the Gold Standard: A Possible Application of the Rational Expectations Hypothesis pp. 82-92

Mark A Roberts