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Commentary: The UK Economy pp. 4-7: Ray Barrell, Rebecca Riley and Martin Weale
The World Economy pp. 8-35: Anonymous
Prospects for the UK Economy pp. 36-52: Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley
Recent UK Growth: A Comparison with France, Germany and the US pp. 53-57: Ray Barrell, Robert Metz and Rebecca Riley
Productivity Impacts and Spillovers from Foreign Ownership in the United Kingdom pp. 58-75: Richard Harris and Catherine Robinson
The Zero Interest Rate Floor (ZIF) and its Implications for Monetary Policy in Japan pp. 76-92: Benjamin Hunt and Douglas Laxton
The Effects of Euro Area Interest Rate Changes: Evidence from Macroeconomic Models pp. 93-103: Peter McAdam and Julian Morgan

Commentary: The UK Economy pp. 4-7: Martin Weale
The World Economy pp. 8-15: Anonymous
Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 18-22: Anonymous
Prospects for the European Union pp. 23-32: Anonymous
Sweden and EMU pp. 33-34: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 35-52: Ray Barrell and Rebecca Riley
Consumption and Housing Wealth in the UK pp. 53-56: Ray Barrell, Amanda Choy and Rebecca Riley
An Evaluation of Business Start-Up Support for Young People pp. 59-72: Nigel Meager, Peter Bates and Marc Cowling
Evaluation Using Random Assignment Experiments: Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Earnings Supplements pp. 73-84: Doug Tattrie and Reuben Ford
Measuring the Macroeconomic Effects of Reducing Benefit Dependency pp. 85-97: Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby, Rebecca Riley and Desirée van Welsum
Economic Evaluation of Complex Health and Social Care Interventions pp. 98-108: Sarah Byford and Tom Sefton

Commentary: The UK Economy pp. 4-4: Martin Weale
Fiscal Demand Management pp. 5-8: Ray Barrell and Martin Weale
The World Economy pp. 9-16: Anonymous
Section II. Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 17-23: Anonymous
Section III. Prospects for the European Union pp. 24-33: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 34-49: Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley
Changing the Inflation Target pp. 50-53: Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley
Benchmarks and Targets Under the SGP: Evaluating Safe Deficit Targets Using NiGEM pp. 54-63: Ray Barrell and Ian Hurst
Annualised Hours Contracts: The Way Forward in Labour Market Flexibility? pp. 64-77: David N.F. Bell and Robert Hart
The Domestic Performance of UK Multinational Firms pp. 78-92: Sourafel Girma
Foreign Ownership, Microelectronic Technology and Skills: Evidence for British Establishments pp. 93-106: Dirk Willem te Velde

Commentary pp. 4-8: Ray Barrell, Rebecca Riley and Martin Weale
The World Economy pp. 9-35: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 36-42: Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby, Rebecca Riley and Martin Weale
The national balance sheet pp. 43-44: Martin Weale
Section II. The forecast in detail pp. 45-57: Anonymous
The Role of Information and Communications Technology Inputs pp. 58-59: Mary O'Mahony
The Growth of ICT and Industry Performance - Manufacturing in the US and UK Compared pp. 60-73: Mary O'Mahony and Catherine Robinson
The Employment of IT Personnel pp. 74-85: Michael Peneder
The Employment Effects of the ‘New Economy’. A Comparison of the European Union and the United States pp. 86-98: Bart van Ark, Robert Inklaar, Robert H. McGuckin and Marcel Timmer
The Impact of ICT Investment on Establishment Productivity pp. 99-110: Thomas Zwick

Commentary pp. 4-7: Ray Barrell, Rebecca Riley and Martin Weale
The World Economy pp. 8-33: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 34-40: Ray Barrell, Simon Kirby, Rebecca Riley and Martin Weale
Section II. Uncertainties in the public sector forecast pp. 41-42: Anonymous
Section III. The forecast in detail pp. 43-55: Anonymous
Asymmetric Labour Markets in a Converging Europe: Do Differences Matter? pp. 56-65: Ray Barrell and Karen Dury
Economic Policy Coordination in the European Union pp. 66-77: Iain Begg, Dermot Hodson and Imelda Maher
Comparing Bear Markets - 1973 and 2000 pp. 78-89: E Davis
Business Cycles and Turning Points: A Survey of Statistical Techniques pp. 90-106: Michael Massmann, James Mitchell and Martin Weale

At a Glance… pp. 2-3: Anonymous
Commentary pp. 4-7: Nigel Pain and Martin Weale
The World Economy pp. 8-36: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 37-43: Nigel Pain and Martin Weale
Section II. The forecast in detail pp. 44-56: Anonymous
Have UK and Eurozone Business Cycles Become More Correlated? pp. 58-71: Michael Massmann and James Mitchell
A Long View of the UK Business Cycle pp. 72-89: Jagjit Chadha and Charles Nolan
Dating the Business Cycle in Britain pp. 90-95: Michael Artis
The Prediction of Business Cycle Phases: Financial Variables and International Linkages pp. 96-105: Denise Osborn and Marianne Sensier