Scottish Journal of Political Economy

1954 - 2025

Current editor(s): Tim Barmby, Andrew Hughes-Hallett and Campbell Leith

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The Political Economy of the 'Dispersive Revolution' pp. 205-19: Alan Peacock
Unbalanced Growth in the Welfare State pp. 221-34: Tim Hazledine
The Economics of the Rent Allowance pp. 235-60: Martin Ricketts
Estimates of Labour Hours Supplied by Married Male Workers in Great Britain pp. 261-77: C V Brown, Eric Levin and D T Ulph
U.S. Investment in Scotland-Aspects of the Branch Factory Syndrome pp. 279-94: N Hood and S Young

Adam Smith: The Development of a System pp. 111-32: Andrew S Skinner
The Longevity of Adam Smith's Vision: Paradigms, Research Programmes and Falsifiability in the History of Economic Thought pp. 133-51: Denis P O'Brien
Adam Smith pp. 153-69: Gray, Alexander [Sir]
The Relevance of the Wealth of Nations to Contemporary Economic Policy pp. 171-76: Harry G Johnson
Scientific Method and Positive Economics: Comment pp. 177-80: Hugh V McLachlan
Scientific Method and Positive Economics: Reply pp. 180-82: M A Katouzian

Inflation--A Keynesian View pp. 11-16: Kahn, Richard [Lord]
The Unemployment-Inflation Dilemma in Macroeconomics: Some Contradictory Aspects of Contemporary Theory and Policy pp. 17-36: Barbara Henneberry and James G Witte
Inflation, the Natural Unemployment Rate and the Theory of Economic Policy pp. 37-53: James A Trevithick
Expectations and the Phillips Trade Off: A Commentary pp. 55-72: David Laidler
The Redistributive Effects of Inflation-Questions and Answers pp. 73-98: John Foster
The 'Natural' Rate of Unemployment pp. 99-107: Thomas Wilson

Economic Relations with the Third World-Old Myths and New Prospects pp. 223-35: Ian M D Little
Fiscal Policy and the Profitability of North Sea Oil Exploitation pp. 237-60: Alexander G Kemp
Differential Multipliers for Tourism pp. 261-75: M Brownrigg and M A Greig
Optimal Plant Mix in Peak Load Pricing pp. 277-91: Michael A Crew and Paul R Kleindorfer
Hours of Work in British Manufacturing Industries pp. 293-304: Barry Hughes and Derek Leslie
Regional Investment Criteria and Shadow Wage Rates pp. 305-20: Paul Hare
The Wage Variable and the Phillips Curve: A Comment pp. 321-22: Derek Leslie
The Wage Variable and the Phillips Curve: A Rejoinder pp. 323-25: R W Latham and David Peel

An Evaluation of Cost-Benefit Analysis Criteria pp. 121-34: Christopher A Nash, David Pearce and John Stanley
Economic Growth and the Pure Theory of International Trade pp. 135-59: Christopher R Smallwood
Employment and Housing Streams in British Inter-Regional Migration pp. 161-77: Ian Gordon
The Causes and Effects of Mergers pp. 179-93: Kenneth D George and Aubrey Silberston
Regional and National Variations in Employment and Unemployment-Northern Ireland: A Case Study pp. 195-205: W Black and D G Slattery

The Demand for Apprentice Recruits by the Engineering Industry, 1951-71 pp. 1-24: Robert M Lindley
Pareto Optimality, Pure Public Goods, Impure Public Goods and Multiregional Spillovers pp. 25-38: Todd Sandler
Regional Specialisation and Trade in the United Kingdom pp. 39-56: Ben Smith
British Activity Rates: A Survey of Research pp. 57-90: J K Bowers
Job Search Costs and the Measurement of Structural Unemployment pp. 91-98: Alan Woodfield
Regional Multipliers and Demand Leakages at Establishment Level: A Comment pp. 99-101: S McDowall
Regional Multipliers and Demand Leakages at Establishment Level: A Comment pp. 101-03: John Swales
Regional Multipliers and Demand Leakages at Establishment Level: A Reply pp. 103-06: W F Lever

Real and Monetary Factors in Economic Fluctuations pp. 205-14: John Hicks
Regional Policy and the Scottish Economy pp. 215-35: Barry Moore and John Rhodes
Torrey Canyon: A Case Study in Accidental Pollution pp. 237-58: Paul Burrows, Charles Rowley and David Owen
The Spatial Allocation of Migrants in England and Wales: 1961-66 pp. 259-77: Paul C Langley
Scientific Method and Positive Economics pp. 279-87: M A Katouzian
The Wage Variable and the Phillips Curve pp. 289-93: R W Latham and David Peel
Wage Determination and Trade Unions: A Rejoinder pp. 295-97: Frank H Stephen
'The Phillips Curve and All That': A Comment pp. 299-301: Robert Auerbach and Ronald Moses
Friedman, Expectations and the Phillips Trade-Off: A Reply pp. 303-08: Kurt W Rothschild

Connective Bargaining and Competitive Bargaining pp. 97-109: Lloyd Ulman
Regional Multipliers and Demand Leakages at Establishment Level pp. 111-22: William F Lever
Productivity Bargaining: The Externalities Question pp. 123-42: John Addison
Advertising and Market Share Mobility pp. 143-58: W Duncan Reekie
Inter-Regional Population Distribution and Growth in Britain-A Projection Exercise pp. 159-70: George Joseph
Nicholson on Human Capital pp. 171-76: B F Kiker
Wage Determination and Trade Unions: A Comment pp. 177-80: Frank H Stephen
Wage Determination and Trade Unions: A Reply pp. 181-85: R K Wilkinson and B Burkitt

Some Evidence on the Wage Leadership Hypothesis pp. 1-11: C Mulvey and J A Trevithick
On Measuring the Effects of Industrial Mergers pp. 13-28: M A Utton
Spatial Aspects of Structural Change pp. 29-40: Sheldon E Haber
Inter-Regional Mobility: A Cross-Section Analysis pp. 41-53: John Creedy
Information and Efficiency in Cost-Benefit Studies: A Suggested Procedure pp. 55-56: John B Stephens
Land Prices in Edinburgh, 1952-67: A Study of Edinburgh City Corporation Land Purchases pp. 67-75: Harry W Richardson, Joan Vipond and Robert A Furbey
On the Theory of Diversification: A Comment pp. 77-83: R M Grant
On the Theory of Diversification: A Reply pp. 85-87: C J Sutton