National Institute Economic Review

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Volume 268, month May, 2024

INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF BREXIT pp. 1-2

Stephen Millard

THE LABOUR MARKET IMPLICATIONS OF BREXIT: A BEVERIDGE CURVE ANALYSIS pp. 3-14

Bernard H. Casey and Ken Mayhew

BRITAIN’S TRADE CHALLENGE: TRACKING THE COSTS IN REAL TIME pp. 15-29

Richard Davies and Josh Hellings

BUSINESS INVESTMENT, PRODUCTIVITY AND BREXIT pp. 30-45

Ahmet Kaya, Iana Liadze, Hailey Low, Patricia Sanchez Juanino and Stephen Millard

UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS OF BREXIT ON UK PRODUCTIVITY pp. 46-62

Stephen Millard, Anamaria Nicolae and Michael Nower

UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES? THE CHANGING COMPOSITION OF IMMIGRATION TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AFTER BREXIT pp. 63-78

Jonathan Portes

Volume 267, month February, 2024

HIGH-DIMENSIONAL FORECASTING WITH KNOWN KNOWNS AND KNOWN UNKNOWNS pp. 1-25

M. Hashem Pesaran and Ron P. Smith

POLICIES FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH pp. 26-34

Rachel Griffith

THE EURO AREA HIKING CYCLE: AN INTERIM ASSESSMENT: DOW LECTURE BY PHILIP R. LANE, MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE ECB, AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH, LONDON, 16 FEBRUARY 2023 pp. 35-65

Philip R. Lane

NMITE AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION: 2023 PARLIAMENTARY LECTURE pp. 66-73

Jesse Norman

Volume 266, month November, 2023

INTRODUCTION: CLIMATE SUSTAINABILITY – EVIDENCE AND POLICY pp. 1-10

Arnab Bhattacharjee, J. Roderick McCrorie and Adrian Pabst

CAN THE UK ACHIEVE NET ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY 2050? pp. 11-21

Jennifer Castle and David Hendry

CLIMATE-RELATED DISCUSSIONS ON SOCIAL MEDIA: CRITICAL LESSONS FOR POLICYMAKERS pp. 22-29

Anandadeep Mandal, Akshay Kaushal and Animesh Acharjee

GREENER IS CHEAPER: AN EXAMPLE FROM OFFSHORE WIND FARMS pp. 30-46

Subhamoy Bhattacharya and Dan Kammen

TEN KEY PRIORITIES, INNOVATIONS AND ACTIONS TO MITIGATE THE CLIMATE CRISIS pp. 47-54

John N. Ludden and Caroline Howitt

THE ROLE OF BATTERIES AND FUEL CELLS IN DECARBONISING THE UK ECONOMY pp. 55-63

David Stephen Pollock

Volume 265, month August, 2023

INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON ADAM SMITH@300 pp. 1-4

Sayantan Ghosal, Vito Muscatelli and Graeme Roy

ECONOMIC PROGRESS AND ADAM SMITH’S DILEMMA pp. 5-11

Diane Coyle

ON THE PROMISES AND PERILS OF SMITHIAN GROWTH: FROM PIN FACTORY TO AI pp. 12-25

Marcus Miller

ADAM SMITH’S WEALTH OF NATIONS IS STILL RELEVANT TO UK TRADE POLICYMAKING ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE pp. 26-38

L. Winters

ADAM SMITH, COLONIALISM, AND LIBERAL IMPERIALISM pp. 39-50

David Williams

DUNCAN BLACK: HEIR TO ADAM SMITH AND THE SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT pp. 51-60

John H. Aldrich

ADAM SMITH AS A MODEL FOR THE MODERN MONETARY-POLICY ECONOMIST pp. 61-69

Michael Bordo and Hugh Rockoff

ADAM SMITH AND THE BANKERS: RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT pp. 70-104

Alfred Duncan and Charles Nolan

ADAM SMITH AND THE NEO-LIBERAL PARADIGM: ON THE ESSENTIAL NATURE OF TRUST, AND REBALANCING CAPITAL pp. 105-143

Ronald MacDonald

‘PLUNDERING THE LIBERAL PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITION’? THE USE OR ABUSE OF ADAM SMITH IN PARLIAMENT, 1919–2023 pp. 144-156

Zachary Greene, Jan M. Jasinski, Graeme Roy, Thomas Schober and Thomas J. Scotto

MORAL SENTIMENTS AND SELF-INTEREST IN ADAM SMITH: TWO COMMENTS pp. 157-166

Sayantan Ghosal

Volume 264, month May, 2023

THE SAHM RULE AND PREDICTING THE GREAT RECESSION ACROSS OECD COUNTRIES pp. 8-58

David Blanchflower and Alex Bryson

THE MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF RE-APPLYING THE EU FISCAL RULES: RETURNING TO THE STATUS QUO ANTE OR MOVING TO EXPENDITURE RULES? pp. 59-74

Christoph Paetz and Sebastian Watzka

CLIMATE POLICIES AND BUSINESS CYCLES: THE EFFECTS OF A DYNAMIC CAP pp. 75-90

Ulrich Eydam

INFLATION DIFFERENTIALS AMONG EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION COUNTRIES: AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION WITH STRUCTURAL BREAKS pp. 91-109

Tasos Stylianou

NETWORK ANALYSIS OF HOUSING PRICE COMOVEMENTS OF A HUNDRED CHINESE CITIES pp. 110-128

Xiaojie Xu and Yun Zhang

Volume 263, month February, 2023

HOUSEHOLD BEHAVIOUR UNDER RATIONING pp. 6-26

John Fitzgerald, Seán Kenny and Alexandra L. Cermeño

MONETARY POLICY: PRICES VERSUS QUANTITIES pp. 27-46

Ben Broadbent

KURZARBEIT/SHORT TIME WORKING: EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS FROM THE COVID-INDUCED DOWNTURN pp. 47-60

Bernard H. Casey and Ken Mayhew

IS HAPPINESS U-SHAPED IN AGE EVERYWHERE? A METHODOLOGICAL RECONSIDERATION FOR EUROPE pp. 61-75

David Bartram

HAPPINESS AND AGE—RESOLVING THE DEBATE pp. 76-93

David Blanchflower, Carol Graham and Alan Piper

ANOTHER LOOK AT A SENSIBLE FISCAL POLICY FOR THE SHARP RISE IN GOVERNMENT DEBT pp. 94-103

Forrest Capie, Meyrick Chapman, Chris Marsh and Geoffrey Wood

Volume 262, month November, 2022

CLASSIC POLICY BENCHMARKS AND INEQUALITY pp. 8-12

James Bullard

LABOUR REGULATION AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE UK SINCE 1945: DEBUNKING MYTHS ABOUT ‘DISEASE’, ‘MIRACLES’ AND ‘PUZZLES’ pp. 13-21

Jon Cruddas

THE ROLE OF AN NSI IN A PANDEMIC pp. 22-27

Ian Diamond

STATE CAPACITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: CAUTIONARY TALES FROM HISTORY pp. 28-50

Sheilagh Ogilvie

THE ECONOMY AND POLICY TRADE-OFFS pp. 51-65

Silvana Tenreyro

Volume 261, month August, 2022

1. UK economic outlook pp. -

Rory Macqueen, Stephen Millard, Urvish Patel and Kemar Whyte

Global Economic Outlook pp. -

Corrado Macchiarelli, Barry Naisbitt, Janine Boshoff, Ian Hurst, Iana Liadze, Xuxin Mao and Patricia Sanchez Juanino

REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE CASE OF WALES: THEORY AND PRACTICE AND PROBLEMS OF STRATEGY AND POLICY pp. 1-15

Jonathan Bradbury and Andrew Davies

DEVOLUTION, INDEPENDENCE AND WALES’ FISCAL DEFICIT pp. 16-33

Guto Ifan, Cian Siôn and Daniel Wincott

INSTITUTIONAL GEOGRAPHY ONCE MORE? DEVOLUTION ECONOMICS NORTHERN IRELAND STYLE pp. 34-47

Graham Brownlow

POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SECESSION: LESSONS FROM THE EARLY YEARS OF THE IRISH FREE STATE pp. 48-78

Seán Kenny and Eoin McLaughlin

THE PRODUCTIVITY PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF UK REGIONS AND THE CHALLENGES OF LEVELLING UP pp. 79-98

Philip McCann and Pei-Yu Yuan

THE POLITICS OF LEVELLING UP: DEVOLUTION, INSTITUTIONS AND PRODUCTIVITY IN ENGLAND pp. 99-116

Andy Westwood, Marianne Sensier and Nicola Pike