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Volume 199, month January, 2007

Commentary: The Stern Review's Economics of Climate Change pp. 4-7

Partha Dasgupta

The World Economy pp. 8-33

Anonymous

Monetary Policy and Global Imbalances pp. 34-39

Ray Barrell and Ian Hurst

UK Economy Forecast pp. 40-58

Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley

Retirement and Saving pp. 59-64

Ray Barrell

Economic Growth in Europe pp. 65-68

Ray Barrell

Recent European Economic Growth: Why Can't it be Like the Golden Age? pp. 69-81

Nicholas Crafts

An Analysis of EU Growth Trends, with a Particular Focus on Germany, France, Italy and the UK pp. 82-98

Kieran McMorrow and Werner Roger

Decomposing Growth in France, Germany and the United Kingdom Using Growth Accounting and Production Function Approaches pp. 99-113

Ray Barrell, Catherine Guillemineau and Dawn Holland

Rapidly Rising Energy Prices: Does the Driver of the Energy Market Imbalance Matter? pp. 114-125

Jared Bebee and Ben Hunt

Volume 198, month October, 2006

Commentary: Immigration and Its Effects pp. 4-9

Rebecca Riley and Martin Weale

Migration in Europe pp. 36-39

Ray Barrell, Catherine Guillemineau and Iana Liadze

Savings and the Economy: Introduction pp. 59-60

Martin Weale

Household Saving Rates and the Design of Public Pension Programmes: Cross–Country Evidence pp. 61-74

Richard Disney

Saving and Life Insurance Holdings at Boston University – a Unique Case Study pp. 75-96

B. Douglas Bernheim, Solange Berstein, Jagadeesh Gokhale and Laurence J. Kotlikoff

The UK Savings Gap pp. 97-111

Ehsan Khoman and Martin Weale

When to Give? A Note on the Timing of Gifts and Bequests pp. 112-120

Alain Jousten

Volume 197, month July, 2006

Commentary - Big Government? pp. 4-7

Martin Weale

The World Economy pp. 8-31

Anonymous

Correcting Global Imbalances pp. 32-37

Ray Barrell and Dawn Holland

Prudence and UK Trend Growth pp. 58-64

Simon Kirby and James Mitchell

Public Sector Performance: Introduction pp. 65-66

Philip Stevens

Setting Targets for Health Care Performance: Lessons from a Case Study of the English NHS pp. 67-79

Gwyn Bevan

Metrics, Targets and Performance pp. 80-92

Philip Stevens, Lucy Stokes and Mary O'Mahony

Assessing Public Service Performance in Local Authorities Through CPA - A Research Note on Deprivation pp. 93-105

Dirk Haubrich and Iain S McLean

The Tax Man Cometh - but is he Efficient? pp. 106-119

Finn R Førsund, Sverre Kittelsen, Fode Lindseth and Dag Fjeld Edvaedsen

Volume 196, month April, 2006

Commentary: The Savings-Investment Balance: Is there a UK investment shortfall? pp. 4-9

Martin Weale

The World Economy: Globalisation and its impact on world real interest rates pp. 10-35

Anonymous

An assessment of NIESR forecast accuracy pp. 36-39

Ray Barrell and Robert Metz

UK Economy Forecast pp. 40-59

Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley

Is UK Business Investment Unusually Weak? pp. 60-62

Ray Barrell and Rebecca Riley

The New Monetary Regime: Introduction pp. 63-65

Stephen Hall and S.G.B. Henry

Central Bank Independence - Economic and Political Dimensions pp. 66-76

Ottmar Issing

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee: A View from a Parlimentary Specialist Advisor pp. 77-91

Mike Wickens

What are the Right Models and Policies for a World of Low Inflation? pp. 92-106

A. Patrick Minford

The Brave new World of Central Banking: Polcy Challenges posed by Asset Price Booms and Busts pp. 107-119

Stephen Cecchetti

An Independent Bank of England: Is that Enough pp. 120-127

Stephen Hall and S.G.B. Henry

Volume 195, month January, 2006

Commentary: The Housing Market and Government Policy pp. 4-8

Martin Weale

Consumption in the Euro Area pp. 34-39

Ali Al-Eyd and Ray Barrell

UK Economy Forecast pp. 40-57

Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley

The Uncertainty of Government Debt Projections pp. 58-59

Ian Hurst and Rebecca Riley

Net Migration and the Macroeconomy: Inflation and Output Effects pp. 60-62

Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley

Globalisation and UK Trade pp. 63-67

Ray Barrell, Amanda Choy and Simon Kirby

Farewell to Childcare? pp. 70-83

Peter Moss

Childcare and Mothers’ Employment: Approaching the Millennium pp. 84-102

Kirstine Hansen, Heather Joshi and Georgia Verropoulou

Where are the Men? Gender Segregation in the Childcare and Early Years Sector pp. 103-117

Heather Rolfe

Stability and Change in Childcare and Employment: Evidence from the United States pp. 118-132

Cynthia Miller

Volume 194, month October, 2005

Commentary: Oil and the Economy pp. 4-7

Martin Weale

The World Economy: Global impact of financial market and oil price developments pp. 8-33

Anonymous

Prospects for the UK Economy pp. 34-53

Ray Barrell, Amanda Choy, Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley

Introduction pp. 54-55

John Ermisch

Europe and its Fertility: From Low to Lowest Low pp. 56-73

Francesco Billari

Demographic Change and the European Union Labour Market pp. 74-81

Katerina Lisiankova and Robert Wright

Stochastic Infinite Horizon Forecasts for US Social Security Finances pp. 82-93

Ronald Lee and Michael Anderson

Immigrant Performance and Selective Immigration Policy: A European Perspective pp. 94-105

Amelie Constant and Klaus Zimmermann

European Asylum Policy pp. 106-119

Timothy Hatton