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Volume 53, month November, 1991

Entry and Intra-industry Mobility in the UK Car Market pp. 341-59

Paul Geroski and A Murfin

A Dynamic Econometric Model of Agricultural Wage Determination in Bangladesh pp. 361-76

James K Boyce and Martin Ravallion

Unemployment, Duration and Wage Determination in the UK: Evidence from the FES 1980-86 pp. 377-99

D H Blackaby, Robin Bladen-Hovell and Elizabeth Symons

Financial Innovation and the Demand for LM3 in the UK 1975-86 pp. 401-24

Christopher Adam

Modelling Smaller UK Corporations: A Portfolio Analysis pp. 425-49

Donald Hay and Helen Louri

How Do Firms React to Surprising Changes to Demand? A Vector Autoregressive Analysis Using Business Survey Data pp. 451-66

Robert Buckle and Chris S Meads

School Repetition, Dropouts, and the Rates of Return to Schooling: The Case of Indonesia pp. 467-80

Jere Behrman and Anil Deolalikar

The Lucas Critique in Light of Swiss Monetary Policy pp. 481-93

Andreas Fischer and Michel Peytrignet

Volume 53, month August, 1991

The Determinants of the Nairu Response in Simulations on the Treasury Model pp. 225-42

David S Turner

Job Duration in the Netherlands: The Co-existence of High Turnover and Permanent Job Attachment pp. 243-64

Maarten Lindeboom and Jules Theeuwes

Imperfect Competition, Work Practices and Productivity Growth pp. 265-79

Jonathan Haskel

Job-Related Formal Training: Who Receives It and What Is It Worth? pp. 281-94

Alison Booth

'Quick' Methods of Estimating the Price of Government Bonds pp. 295-311

Christopher Green

Estimation of a Small Macro-model under the Assumption of Contaminated Distributions pp. 313-30

Marilena Furno

Simple Methods for Testing for the Proportionality of Cause-Specific Hazards in Competing Risk Models pp. 331-40

Wiji Narendranathan and Mark Stewart

Volume 53, month May, 1991

Employment Dynamics among British Single Mothers pp. 99-122

John Ermisch and Robert Wright

The Determinants of Urban Income Inequality in China pp. 123-54

John Knight and Lina Song

On the Causes of Hysteresis in Long-Term Unemployment in the Netherlands pp. 155-70

Johan Graafland

Measuring Mobility in Wealth: Some Estimates from a South Indian Village pp. 171-83

Madhura Swaminathan

Cointegration Tests with Daily Exchange Rate Data pp. 185-98

Laurence Copeland

Using PC-NAIVE in Teaching Econometrics pp. 199-223

David Hendry

Volume 53, month February, 1991

Consumers' Expenditure and the Timing of Income Tax Changes pp. 1-9

Michael Sumner

Long Memory Series with Attractors pp. 11-26

Clive Granger and Jeffrey J Hallman

Some Micro Evidence on Unemployment Persistence pp. 27-43

Rudolf Winter-Ebmer

The Impact of Nutritional Status on Agricultural Productivity: Wage Evidence from the Philippines pp. 45-68

Lawrence Haddad and Howarth Bouis

Income Inequality in Greece: A Statistical and Econometric Analysis pp. 69-82

Alexandra Livada

A Comparison of Covariance Estimators for Complete and Incomplete Panel Data Models pp. 83-93

Gopa Chowdhury

The Covariance Transformation and the Instrumental Variables Estimator of the Fixed Effects Model pp. 95-98

Jeffrey Pliskin

Volume 52, month Special Issue, November, 1990

European Productivity in the Twentieth Century: Introduction pp. 331-41

Stephen Broadberry and Nicholas Crafts

Comparative Levels of Manufacturing Productivity in Postwar Europe: Measurement and Comparisons pp. 343-74

Bart van Ark

Explaining Anglo-American Productivity Differences in the Mid-Twentieth Century pp. 375-402

Stephen Broadberry and Nicholas Crafts

Comparative Productivity in British and German Industry 1907-37 pp. 403-21

Stephen Broadberry and Rainer Fremdling

Productivity in the UK Services Sector: Historical Trends 1856-1985 and Comparisons with the USA 1950-85 pp. 423-36

Robert Millward

Wages and Productivity in Belgium, 1910-60 pp. 437-49

Isabelle Cassiers and Peter Solar

Reassessing the Wirtschaftswunder: Reconstruction and Postwar Growth in West Germany in an International Context pp. 451-91

Rolf H Dumke

Erratum [Strikes with Asymmetric Information: Theory and Evidence] pp. 492

Alison Booth and Robert Cressy

Volume 52, month August, 1990

Divestiture of Telecommunications in the UK: A Time Series Analysis pp. 229-51

Lester Hunt and E L Lynk

Heterogeneous Jobs and Re-employment Probabilities pp. 253-67

Wim Groot

Strikes with Asymmetric Information: Theory and Evidence pp. 269-91

Alison Booth and Robert Cressy

The Concentration-Earnings Hypothesis: Reconciling Individual and Industry Data in U.S. Studies pp. 293-302

Dale Belman and John Heywood

Cointegration in Small Samples: Empirical Percentiles, Drifting Moments and Customized Testing pp. 303-15

Maria Blangiewicz and Wojciech Charemza

On Economic Structures and Model Solution Methods: Or Should Econometricians Use Newton Methods for Model Solution? pp. 317-30

Andrew Hughes Hallett and Paul Fisher

Volume 52, month May, 1990

Estimation and Valuation of Non-leisure Time pp. 115-41

B F Kiker and M Mendes de Oliveira

Maximum Likelihood Estimation and Inference on Cointegration--With Applications to the Demand for Money pp. 169-210

Soren Johansen and Katarina Juselius

Can Existing Consumption Functions Forecast Consumer Spending in the Late 1980's? pp. 211-22

Alan Carruth and Andrew Henley

A Remark on 'An Advantage of the Linear Probability Model over Probit or Logit.' pp. 223-25

Da-Hsiang Donald Lien and David Rearden

Volume 52, month February, 1990

The Removal of Mortgage Market Constraints and the Implications for Econometric Modelling of UK House Prices pp. 1-23

Geoff Meen

Using Elton-Gruber Statistics in Estimating Panel Data Dividend Models pp. 25-43

Bruno Bosco

Interrelated Demand Rational Expectations Models for Two Types of Labour pp. 45-68

Franz Palm and Gerard Pfann

Further Evidence on Effective Tariffs and Effective Protection in the UK pp. 69-78

Christine Ennew, Sir David Greenaway and Geoffrey Reed

Testing the Order of Differencing in Quarterly Data: An Illustration of the Testing Sequence pp. 79-88

Pekka Ilmakunnas

An Exact Transformation Matrix for Use with Rational Expectations Models with MA(1) Composite Disturbances pp. 89-94

Simon Power

Dynamic Specification and Linear Transformations of the Autoregressive-Distributed Lag Model pp. 95-104

Anindya Banerjee, John Galbraith and Juan Dolado

An Asymptotically Distribution-Free Test for Sen's Welfare Index pp. 105-13

John A Bishop, S Chakraborti and Paul D Thistle