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Volume 60, month Supplement, June, 1992

Policy Interactions between the OECD Countries and Latin America in the 1980s pp. 1-20

Allen, Chris, et al

Credit Quality Spreads, Bond Market Efficiency and Financial Fragility pp. 21-46

E Davis

Exchange Rate Survey Data: A Disaggregated G-7 Perspective pp. 47-62

Ronald MacDonald

Equilibrium Real Exchange Rates pp. 63-84

Stephen Wright

Can a Central Bank Go Bust? pp. 85-98

Maxwell J Fry

Measuring Convergence of the EC Economies pp. 99-111

Stephen Hall, Donald Robertson and Michael Wickens

Volume 60, month December, 1992

A Political Economy of International Migration, 1815-1914 pp. 359-76

James Foreman-Peck

Some Evidence on the Potential Role of Commodity Prices in the Formulation of Monetary Policy pp. 377-89

Patricia Fraser and Christopher D Rogers

Are the Treasury's Tax Revenue Forecasts Rational? pp. 390-402

Barry Reilly and Robert Witt

Should Buffer Stock Theorists Be Broad- or Narrow-Minded? Some Answers from Aggregate U.K. Data: 1966-1989 pp. 403-18

Paul Mizen

The "Wage Curve" and Long-term Unemployment: A Cautionary Note pp. 419-28

David H Blackaby and Lester Hunt

Volume 60, month September, 1992

The Substitutability of Financial Assets in the U.K. and the Implications for Monetary Aggregation pp. 221-48

Leigh Drake

Efficient Forecasts or Measurement Errors? Some Evidence for Revisions to United Kingdom GDP Growth Rates pp. 249-63

K D Patterson and S M Heravi

Production Prices and Dynamic Stability: Results and Open Questions pp. 264-94

Luciano Boggio

Nominal Wage Flexibility in a Partly-Unionized Economy pp. 295-306

Huw Dixon

Development with Limited and Unlimited Supplies of Capital pp. 307-16

Ali A Bolbol and Leslie Young

Volume 60, month June, 1992

The Customs Union Issue Reopened pp. 119-35

Paul Wonnacott and Ronald Wonnacott

Export Subsidies, Entry Deterrence and Countervailing Tariffs pp. 136-51

David Collie

Psychological Thresholds, Demand and Price Rigidity pp. 152-68

Stavros Drakopoulos

Testing the Efficiency of Thin Forward Foreign Exchange Markets: An Application of Instrumental Variable Multiple Regression with Integrated, I(1), Variables pp. 169-80

Yerima Lawan Ngama

Optimal Job Acceptance When the Wage Offer Distribution Is Unknown pp. 181-86

Simon Burgess

Volume 60, month March, 1992

A Comparison of the Rational Expectations and the General-to-Specific Approaches to Modelling the Demand for M1 pp. 1-22

Keith Cuthbertson and Mark Taylor

U.K. Exports of Manufacturers: Testing for the Effects of Non-price Competitiveness Using Stochastic Trends and Profitability Measures pp. 23-40

R Anderton

High Does Nothing and Rising Is Worse: Carbon Taxes Should Keep Declining to Cut Harmful Emissions pp. 41-52

Peter Sinclair

Equity Control of Multinational Firms by Less Developed Countries: A General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 53-63

John K Hill and Jose Mendez

Diamonds Are Forever(?): Nassau Senior and Utility Theory pp. 64-78

Michael White

A Note on the Shur and Samuelson Conditions pp. 79-81

R W Farebrother

Volume 59, month Supplement,, 1991

Evaluating the U.K.'s Choice of Entry Rate into the ERM pp. 1-22

Wren-Lewis, Simon, et al

The "Walters Critique" of the EMS--A Case of Inconsistent Expectations? pp. 23-37

Marcus Miller and Alan Sutherland

Money and Business Cycles in the U.S. and U.K., 1870 to 1913 pp. 38-56

Forrest H Capie and Terence C Mills

An Application of the Stochastic GARCH-in-Mean Model to Risk Premia in the London Metal Exchange pp. 57-71

Stephen Hall

Cross-sectional Volatility on the U.K. Stock Market pp. 72-80

George Bulkley and Ian Tonks

Volume 59, month December, 1991

The Measurement and Decomposition of Poverty: An Analysis Based on the 1985 Family Expenditure Survey for Northern Ireland pp. 357-77

Vani Borooah and Patrick McGregor

The Equilibrium Approach to Discretionary Monetary Policy under an International Gold Standard, 1926-1932 pp. 378-94

Scott Sumner

Insiders and Trade Union Wage Bargaining pp. 395-407

Ian McDonald

The Displacement Effect on Government Expenditure of Two Oil Crises: Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States pp. 408-18

Masuo Nomura

Spurious Structural Stability pp. 419-23

Ronald Smith

Volume 59, month September, 1991

Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Effects of a Resource Discovery in a Simple Macroeconomic Model pp. 227-43

Phillip Lawler

The Financial Consequences of Monopoly Power pp. 244-56

Trevor W Chamberlain and Myron J Gordon

Edward Rogers's Contributions to Mathematical Economics pp. 257-73

James P Henderson

Prices and Production Levels in the Closed Dynamic Input-Output System pp. 274-94

Enrico Zaghini

Consumers' Surplus in International Trade: Marshall's Example pp. 295-304

John Creedy

Volume 59, month June, 1991

Stagflation and Phillips Curve Instability in a Model of Macroeconomic Policy pp. 123-45

Andrew Hughes Hallett and Maria Luisa Petit

Labour Inferiority, Economic Development and the Factor Proportions Problem pp. 146-59

Richard Rosenberg

The Foundation of Birmingham's Faculty of Commerce as a Statement on the Nature of Economics pp. 160-222

Alon Kadish

Consumers' Preference and the Profitability of Voluntary Export Restraints in an International Duopoly under Integrated Markets pp. 173-88

Yasuhito Tanaka

Volume 59, month March, 1991

Are Fluctuations in U.K. Ouput Transitory or Permanent? pp. 1-11

Terence C Mills

Macroeconomic Dynamics and Optimal External Borrowing in an Imperfect World Capital Market pp. 12-23

Apostolis Philippopoulos

Tariff Policy and Imperfect Competition pp. 24-44

Gareth Myles

The Shadow Wage in Economies with Migrant Labour: The Case of Labour as a Traded Good pp. 45-63

Norman Gemmell and Ivy Papps

What Is Different about Financial Firms? pp. 64-79

David Miles

Jevons on Utility, Exchange, and Demand Theory: Comment pp. 80-83

Michael White