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Volume 61, month 11, 1999

The Components of Output Growth: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis pp. 455-487

Gary Koop, Jacek Osiewalski and Mark Steel

Investment in Africa's Manufacturing Sector: A Four Country Panel Data Analysis pp. 489-512

Arne Bigsten, Paul Collier, Stefan Dercon, Bernard Gauthier, Jan Willem Gunning, Anders Isaksson, Abena Oduro, Remco Oostendorp, Cathy Pattilo, Mans Soderbom, Michel Sylvain, Francis Teal and Albert Zeufack

A Time Series Analysis of U.K. Lottery Sales: Long and Short Run Price Elasticities pp. 513-526

Lisa Farrell, Edgar Morgenroth and Ian Walker

Gambling on Lotto Numbers: Testing for Substitutability or Complementarity Using Semi‐weekly Turnover Data pp. 527-544

Catriona Purfield and Patrick Waldron

Long‐run Causality, with an Application to International Links Between Long‐term Interest Rates pp. 545-568

Catherine Bruneau and Eric Jondeau

Seasonal Unit Root Tests with Structural Breaks in Deterministic Seasonality pp. 569-582

Kelvin Balcombe

Unit Root Testing Using Covariates: Some Theory and Evidence pp. 583-595

Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Nikitas Pittis

A Note on Estimated Coefficients in Random Effects Probit Models pp. 597-602

Wiji Arulampalam

Panel Data Unit Roots and Cointegration: An Overview pp. 607-629

Anindya Banerjee

A Comparative Study of Unit Root Tests with Panel Data and a New Simple Test pp. 631-652

G. S. Maddala and Shaowen Wu

Critical Values for Cointegration Tests in Heterogeneous Panels with Multiple Regressors pp. 653-670

Peter Pedroni

Testing the Stability of a Production Function with Urbanization as a Shift Factor pp. 671-690

Suzanne McCoskey and Chihwa Kao

International R&D Spillovers: An Application of Estimation and Inference in Panel Cointegration pp. 691-709

Chihwa Kao, Min‐Hsien Chiang and Bangtian Chen

Maximum Likelihood Estimation in Panels with Incidental Trends pp. 711-747

Hyungsik R. Moon and Peter C. B. Phillip

A Principal Components Analysis of Common Stochastic Trends in Heterogeneous Panel Data: Some Monte Carlo Evidence pp. 749-767

Stephen Hall, Stepana Lazarova and Giovanni Urga

Volume 61, month 08, 1999

Do the Rich Stay Unemployed Longer? An Empirical Study for the UK pp. 295-314

Elena Stancanelli

Transitions to and From Self‐employment in Spain: An Empirical Analysis pp. 315-341

Raquel Carrasco

The Hiring Function Reconsidered: on Closing the Circle pp. 343-364

Karen Mumford and Peter Smith

UK Intra‐industry Trade with the EU North and South pp. 365-384

David Greenaway, Chris Milner and Robert Elliott

On Some Statistical Methods for Modelling the Incidence of Poverty pp. 385-408

Stephen Pudney

On the Role of Seasonal Intercepts in Seasonal Cointegration pp. 409-433

Philip Hans Franses and Robert Kunst

A Correction for Local Biasedness of the Wald and Null Wald Tests pp. 435-450

Kim-Leng Goh and Maxwell King

Volume 61, month 05, 1999

On Kin Groups and Wages in the Ghanaian Labour Market pp. 133-151

Paul Collier and Ashish Garg

Fertility and the Human Capital Loss of Non‐Participation pp. 153-166

Christian Belzil and Philip Hergel

New Men and New Women? A Comparison of Paid Work Propensities from a Panel Data Perspective pp. 167-197

Alison Booth, Stephen Jenkins and Carlos García-Serrano

Capital Structure and Labour Demand: Investigations Using German Micro Data pp. 199-215

Michael Funke, Wolf Maurer and Holger Strulik

Market Segmentation and Stock Price Behaviour pp. 217-235

Keith Cuthbertson, Simon Hayes and Dirk Nitzsche

Multicointegration in Stock‐Flow Models pp. 237-254

Tom Engsted and Niels Haldrup

Diagnostics for IV Regressions pp. 255-281

Mohammad Pesaran and Larry W. Taylor

Near Observational Equivalence and Fractionally Integrated Processes pp. 283-290

Francesc Marmol and Juan Reboredo

Volume 61, month 02, 1999

What Has Happened to the Union Wage Differential in Britain in the 1990s? pp. 5-31

Andrew Hildreth

When Economic Reform is Faster Then Statistical Reform: Measuring and Explaining Income Inequality in Rural China pp. 33-56

Martin Ravallion and Shaohua Chen

Simultaneous Determination of Home Work and Market Work of Women in Urban West Africa pp. 57-84

Peter Glick

Wave Behaviour of Mergers and Acquisitions in the UK: A Sectoral Study pp. 85-94

Marcelo Resende

The Effect of Unemployment Benefits on the Probability of Re‐employment in Poland pp. 95-108

Vera Adamchik

A New Test for Structural Stability Based on Recursive Residuals pp. 109-119

Jonathan Wright

A Note on the Performance of Simple Specification Tests for the Tobit Model pp. 121-127

Peter Ericson and Jorgen Hansen

Volume 60, month November, 1998

Enrolment and Delayed Enrolment of Secondary School Age Children in Indonesia pp. 413-30

Menno Pradhan

Intergenerational Mobility in Britain: Evidence from Unemployment Patterns pp. 431-47

Donal O'Neill and Olive Sweetman

Indexation and Wage Change Settlement: Evidence from Spanish Manufacturing Firms pp. 449-84

Sergi Jimenez-Martin

Trade Union Decline and the Distribution of Wages in the UK: Evidence from Kernel Density Estimation pp. 509-28

Brian D Bell and Michael K Pitt

Market Services: Productivity Benchmarks for the UK pp. 529-51

Mary O'Mahony, Nicholas Oulton and Jennet Vass

Volume 60, month August, 1998

Why Are Older Pensioners Poorer? pp. 271-90

Paul Johnson and Gary Stears

Maternal Labour Supply and Child Nutrition in West Africa pp. 325-55

Peter Glick and David Sahn

Estimating the Demand for Housing, Land, and Neighbourhood Characteristics pp. 357-82

Paul Cheshire and Stephen Sheppard

Volume 60, month May, 1998

The Cyclicality of Markups in a Model with Adjustment Costs: Econometric Evidence for US Industry pp. 121-42

Marzio Galeotti and Fabio Schiantarelli

When Do Firms Go in for Growth by Acquisitions? pp. 143-64

Donald Hay and Guy S Liu

The Meaning and Determinants of Skills Shortages pp. 165-87

Francis Green, Stephen Machin and David Wilkinson

Changes in the Determinants of Employer-Funded Training for Full-Time Employees in Britain, 1984-1994 pp. 189-214

Michael Shields

Temporary Separations and Firm Size in the German Labour Market pp. 215-25

Kostas Mavromaras and Helmut Rudolph

Separability and Aggregate Shocks in the Life-Cycle Model of Consumption: Evidence from Spain pp. 227-47

M. Dolores Collado

Size and Power of the Error Correction Model Cointegration Test. A Bootstrap Approach pp. 249-55

Panagiotis Mantalos and Ghazi Shukur

Financial Innovation and Divisia Monetary Aggregates: Comment on Ford, Peng, Mullineux (1992) pp. 257-59

Peter Spencer

The Relationship between Even History and Discrete Time Duration Models: An Application to the Analysis of Personnel Absenteeism pp. 261-65

Tim Barmby

Volume 60, month February, 1998

Union Coverage Differentials. Some Estimates for Britain Using the New Earnings Survey Panel Dataset pp. 47-77

Martyn J Andrews, David Bell and Richard Upward

The Identifiability of Independent Competing Risks Models with Multiple Spells pp. 107-16

Yoshiaki Omori

Volume 60, month 11, 1998

Enrolment and Delayed Enrolment of Secondary School Age Children in Indonesia pp. 413-430

Menno Pradhan

Intergenerational Mobility in Britain: Evidence from Unemployment Patterns pp. 431-447

Donal O'Neill and Olive Sweetman

Indexation and Wage Change Settlements: Evidence from Spanish Manufacturing Firms pp. 449-484

Sergi Jimenez‐Martin

Directors' Pay and Turnover: An Application to a Sample of Large UK Firms pp. 485-507

Martin Conyon

Trade Union Decline and the Distribution of Wages in the UK: Evidence from Kernel Density Estimation pp. 509-528

Brian D. Bell and Michael K. Pitt

Market Services: Productivity Benchmarks for the UK pp. 529-551

Mary O'Mahony, Nicholas Oulton and Jennet Vass

Volume 60, month 08, 1998

Why are Older Pensioners Poorer? pp. 271-290

Paul Johnson and Gary Stears

The Effect of School Size on Exam Performance in Secondary Schools pp. 291-324

Steve Bradley and Jim Taylor

Maternal Labour Supply and Child Nutrition in West Africa pp. 325-355

Peter Glick and David Sahn

Estimating the Demand for Housing, Land, and Neighbourhood Characteristics pp. 357-382

Paul Cheshire and Stephen Sheppard

Ethnicity and Self‐Employment in Britain pp. 383-407

Ken Clark and Stephen Drinkwater

Volume 60, month 05, 1998

The Cyclicality of Markups in a Model with Adjustment Costs: Econometric Evidence for US Industry pp. 121-142

Marzio Galeotti and Fabio Schiantarelli

When do Firms go in for Growth by Acquisitions? pp. 143-165

Donald Hay and Guy S. Liu

The Meaning and Determinants of Skills Shortages pp. 165-187

Francis Green, Stephen Machin and David Wilkinson

Changes in the Determinants of Employer‐funded Training for Full‐time Employees in Britain, 1984–94 pp. 189-214

Michael Shields

Temporary Separations and Firm Size in the German Labour Market pp. 215-225

Kostas G. Mavromaras and Helmut Rudolph

Separability and Aggregate Shocks in the Life‐cycle Model of Consumption: Evidence from Spain pp. 227-247

M. Dolores Collado

Size and Power of the Error Correction Model Cointegration Test. A Bootstrap Approach pp. 249-255

Panagiotis Mantalos and Ghazi Shukur

Financial Innovation and Divisia Monetary Aggregates: Comment on Ford, Peng, Mullineux (1992) pp. 257-259

Peter Spencer

The Relationship between Event History and Discrete Time Duration Models: An Application to the Analysis of Personnel Absenteeism pp. 261-265

Tim Barmby

Volume 60, month 02, 1998

The Puzzle of Jobless Growth in Indian Manufacturing pp. 5-32

Sonia Bhalotra

Potential Unemployment Benefit Duration and Spell Length: Lessons from a Quasi‐Experiment in Austria pp. 33-45

Rudolf Winter‐Ebmer

Union Coverage Differentials. Some Estimates for Britain Using the New Earnings Survey Panel Dataset pp. 47-7

Martyn J. Andrews, David N. F. Bell and Richard Upward

Women's Employment Transitions Around Childbearing pp. 79-98

Shirley Dex, Heather Joshi, Susan Macran and Andrew McCulloch

How Important is Foreign Direct Investment? pp. 99-106

John Cantwell and Christian Bellak

The Identifiability of Independent Competing Risks Models with Multiple Spells pp. 107-116

Yoshiaki Omori