Scottish Journal of Political Economy

1954 - 2025

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

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Volume 53, issue 5, 2006

OPTIMAL INTERNATIONAL ASSET ALLOCATION WITH TIME‐VARYING RISK pp. 543-564

Thomas Flavin and Michael Wickens

PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF EDUCATION IN A R&D‐BASED GROWTH MODEL pp. 565-585

Juntip Boonprakaikawe and Frederic Tournemaine

THE DETERMINANTS OF EXPORT PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FOR MANUFACTURING PLANTS IN IRELAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 586-615

Stephen Roper, James H. Love and Dolores Añon Hígon

EQUITY‐SENSITIVE INDICATORS OF LIVING STANDARDS WITH AN APPLICATION TO NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 616-635

Vani Borooah, Paddy Hillyard and Mike Tomlinson

OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY AND ASSET PRICE MISALIGNMENTS pp. 636-654

Alexandros Kontonikas and Alberto Montagnoli

MISPERCEPTIONS AND MONETARY POLICY IN A NEW‐KEYNESIAN MODEL pp. 655-671

Jarkko P. Jääskelä and Jack McKeown

DOES ECONOMIC GROWTH EXHIBIT A DIFFERENT IMPACT ON JOB CREATION AND JOB DESTRUCTION? pp. 672-683

Martin Zagler

Volume 53, issue 4, 2006

HYSTERESIS AND THE NAIRU IN THE EURO AREA pp. 409-429

Camille Logeay and Silke Tober

INTERNATIONAL RELOCATION OF PRODUCTION: WHERE DO FIRMS GO? pp. 430-446

Leo Sleuwaegen and Enrico Pennings

GROWTH, R&D AND WELFARE: THE ROLE OF PUBLIC POLICY pp. 447-460

Antonio Minniti

MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION POLICIES IN THE EMU: SPILLOVERS, ASYMMETRIES AND INSTITUTIONS pp. 461-484

Joseph Plasmans, Jacob Engwerda, Bas van Aarle, Tomasz Michalak and Giovanni Di Bartolomeo

FREQUENT NEWS AND PURE SIGNALS: THE CASE OF A PUBLICLY TRADED FOOTBALL CLUB pp. 485-504

Georg Stadtmann

ON PREJUDICE pp. 505-522

Jeong-Yoo Kim and Jinho Park

‘GUNS OR BUTTER?’ REVISITED: ROBUSTNESS AND NONLINEARITY ISSUES IN THE DEFENSE–GROWTH NEXUS pp. 523-541

Jesus Crespo Cuaresma and Gerhard Reitschuler

Volume 53, issue 3, 2006

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, INEQUALITY AND WORK SHARING pp. 305-318

Thomas Moutos

BANK INTEREST MARGINS AND BUSINESS START‐UP COLLATERAL: TESTING FOR CONVEXITY pp. 319-334

Andrew Burke and Aoife Hanley

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN SMALL AND MEDIUM‐SIZED ENTERPRISES: THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND PUBLIC FUNDING pp. 335-357

Dirk Czarnitzki

AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF THE HANGOVER EFFECT OF IRREVERSIBILITY ON INVESTMENT pp. 358-376

Hong Bo

COMPETITION, PARALLEL IMPORTS AND COST‐REDUCING INNOVATION pp. 377-397

Changying Li

OPTIMUM‐WELFARE AND MAXIMUM‐REVENUE TARIFFS UNDER BERTRAND DUOPOLY pp. 398-408

Roger Clarke and David Collie

Volume 53, issue 2, 2006

WHY DO RATES OF β‐CONVERGENCE DIFFER? A META‐REGRESSION ANALYSIS pp. 153-173

Stephen Dobson, Carlyn Ramlogan and Eric Strobl

A REVISIT OF INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKET LINKAGES: NEW EVIDENCE FROM RANK TESTS FOR NONLINEAR COINTEGRATION pp. 174-197

Xiao-Ming Li

A REGIONAL MODEL OF OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION IN THE UKCS pp. 198-221

Alexander Kemp and Sola Kasim

THE ASCENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION AS AN ACTOR IN THE MONETARY INTEGRATION PROCESS IN THE 1960s pp. 222-241

Ivo Maes

A MODEL OF AN OPPORTUNISTIC‐PARTISAN POLITICAL BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 242-252

Gernot Sieg

JOB SATISFACTION OF THE HIGHLY EDUCATED: THE ROLE OF GENDER, ACADEMIC TENURE, AND EARNINGS pp. 253-279

Keith Bender and John Heywood

SECTORAL EXCHANGE RATE PASS‐THROUGH: TESTING THE IMPACT OF POLICY REFORMS IN INDIA pp. 280-303

Sushanta Mallick and Helena Marques

Volume 53, issue 1, 2006

INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON ‘FISCAL POLICY’ pp. 1-3

Andrew Hughes Hallett and Campbell Leith

THE PRICE LEVEL, THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY, AND THE FISCAL THEORY OF THE PRICE LEVEL pp. 4-27

David Gordon and Eric Leeper

PRODUCTIVE GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE IN MONETARY BUSINESS CYCLE MODELS pp. 28-46

Ludger Linnemann and Andreas Schabert

SOME WELFARE IMPLICATIONS OF OPTIMAL STABILISATION POLICY IN AN ECONOMY WITH CAPITAL AND STICKY PRICES pp. 47-71

Tatiana Damjanovic and Charles Nolan

FISCAL POLICY, MACROECONOMIC STABILITY AND FINITE HORIZONS pp. 72-89

Javier Andrés, Rafael Domenech and Campbell Leith

MONETARY–FISCAL INTERACTIONS WITH A CONSERVATIVE CENTRAL BANK pp. 90-128

Luisa Lambertini

HETEROGENEITY IN A CURRENCY UNION WITH SOCIAL MARKET OBJECTIVES pp. 129-152

Andrew Hughes Hallett and Diana N. Weymark

Volume 52, issue 5, 2005

WHO GAINS FROM WHOM? SPILLOVERS, COMPETITION AND TECHNOLOGY SOURCING IN THE FOREIGN‐OWNED SECTOR OF UK MANUFACTURING pp. 663-686

Nigel Driffield and James H. Love

NON‐WAGE LABOUR COSTS, POLICY UNCERTAINTY AND LABOUR DEMAND – A THEORETICAL ASSESSMENT pp. 687-709

Yu-Fu Chen and Michael Funke

TRAINING AND ESTABLISHMENT SURVIVAL pp. 710-735

William Collier, Francis Green and John Peirson

CONVERGENCE IN THE UK SERVICE SECTOR: FIRM LEVEL EVIDENCE, 1988–1998 pp. 736-746

Sourafel Girma and Richard Kneller

THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND EFFICIENCY ON POLLUTION ABATEMENT EXPENDITURE BY CHEMICAL PLANTS: SOME UK EVIDENCE pp. 747-768

Alan Collins and Richard Harris

THE NEW THEORY OF COMMERCIAL BANKING AND BANK LENDING BEHAVIOR pp. 769-792

Pekka Ahtiala

Volume 52, issue 4, 2005

THE ROLE OF HOUSE PRICES IN THE MONETARY TRANSMISSION MECHANISM ACROSS EUROPEAN COUNTRIES pp. 519-543

Massimo Giuliodori

ETHNIC AND GENDER DIFFERENCES IN INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY: A STUDY OF 26‐YEAR‐OLDS IN THE USA pp. 544-564

Anh Nguyen, Getinet Haile and Jim Taylor

EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF SUBSIDIES ON INNOVATION ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY pp. 565-586

Reinhard Hujer and Dubravko Radić

TAXATION AND CENTRALISED WAGE SETTING: THE CASE OF ENDOGENOUS LABOUR SUPPLY pp. 587-606

Juha Kilponen and Pekka Sinko

ON THE SOURCES OF THE INFLATION BIAS AND OUTPUT VARIABILITY pp. 607-622

Gustavo Piga

DO PLAYERS REACT TO SANCTION CHANGES? EVIDENCE FROM THE ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE pp. 623-640

Robert Witt

OUTCOME UNCERTAINTY AND THE COUCH POTATO AUDIENCE pp. 641-661

David Forrest, Robert Simmons and Babatunde Buraimo

Volume 52, issue 3, 2005

ECONOMICS OF THE WORKPLACE: SPECIAL ISSUE EDITORIAL pp. 323-343

Richard Harris

KNOWLEDGE ACCUMULATION, AND PRODUCTIVITY: EVIDENCE FROM PLANT‐LEVEL DATA FOR IRELAND pp. 344-358

Mark Cassidy, Holger Görg and Eric Strobl

PRODUCTIVITY, WORKPLACE PERFORMANCE AND ICT: INDUSTRY AND FIRM‐LEVEL EVIDENCE FOR EUROPE AND THE US pp. 359-386

Nicola Matteucci, Mary O'Mahony, Catherine Robinson and Thomas Zwick

TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION AND THE SKILL MIX OF US MANUFACTURING PLANTS pp. 387-405

Timothy Dunne and Kenneth Troske

THE DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE: UNIONS, WORKS COUNCILS, AND EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT/HIGH‐PERFORMANCE WORK PRACTICES pp. 406-450

John Addison

HIGH‐INVOLVEMENT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, TRADE UNION REPRESENTATION AND WORKPLACE PERFORMANCE IN BRITAIN pp. 451-491

Alex Bryson, John Forth and Simon Kirby

PLANT‐LEVEL ANALYSIS USING THE ARD: ANOTHER LOOK AT GIBRAT'S LAW pp. 492-518

Richard Harris and Mary Trainor

Volume 52, issue 2, 2005

DOES WORKSHARING WORK? SOME EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE IAB‐ESTABLISHMENT PANEL pp. 141-176

M. J. Andrews, Thorsten Schank and Robert Simmons

LONG‐TERM EFFECTS OF UNPAID OVERTIME pp. 177-193

Markus Pannenberg

GENETIC ENDOWMENTS, PARENTAL AND CHILD HEALTH IN RURAL ETHIOPIA pp. 194-221

Bereket Kebede

THE MISSING LINK BETWEEN INFLATION UNCERTAINTY AND INTEREST RATES pp. 222-241

Hakan Berument, Zubeyir Kilinc and Umit Ozlale

SHOULD CENTRAL BANKS CARE ABOUT REGIONAL IMBALANCES? pp. 242-260

Øistein Røisland

CHINA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH: WHAT DO WE LEARN FROM MULTIPLE‐BREAK UNIT ROOT TESTS? pp. 261-281

Xiao-Ming Li

THE DETERMINANTS OF LATENESS: EVIDENCE FROM BRITISH WORKERS pp. 282-304

Ken Clark, Simon A. Peters and Mark Tomlinson

ARMS EXPORT CONTROLS, SUBSIDIES AND THE WTO EXEMPTION pp. 305-322

María Del Carmen García‐Alonso and Paul Levine

Volume 52, issue 1, 2005

APPRENTICES AND YOUNG WORKERS: A STUDY OF THE NORWEGIAN YOUTH LABOUR MARKET pp. 1-17

Jan Erik Askilden and Øivind Nilsen

FEMALE DUAL LABOUR MARKETS AND EMPLOYEE BENEFITS pp. 18-37

Teresa Ghilarducci and M. Lee

ARE FOREIGN FIRMS MORE TECHNOLOGICALLY INTENSIVE? UK ESTABLISHMENT EVIDENCE FROM THE ARD pp. 38-53

Nigel Driffield and Karl Taylor

REGIONAL GDP IN BRITAIN, 1871–1911: SOME ESTIMATES pp. 54-64

Nicholas Crafts

PROGRESSIVE TAXATION AS A MEANS FOR IMPROVING COMPETITIVE BALANCE pp. 65-74

Tsjalle Van Der Burg and Aloys Prinz

WHAT CAN CHANGES IN STRUCTURAL FACTORS TELL US ABOUT UNEMPLOYMENT IN EUROPE? pp. 75-104

Julian Morgan and Annabelle Mourougane

PROTECTION BY TARIFF BARRIERS AND INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTION COSTS pp. 105-121

Chris Milner

DO PEOPLE (WANT TO) PLAN? pp. 122-138

John Hey