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Section I. Recent developments and summary of the forecast pp. 8-16: Andrew Blake and Garry Young
Section II The forecast in detail pp. 17-29: Anonymous
Section I. Recent economic developments pp. 30-37: Anonymous
Section II. The impact of higher oil prices: a return to the 70s? pp. 38-41: Anonymous
Section III. Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 42-50: Anonymous
Monetary and Fiscal Policy in Europe: an Overview pp. 63-67: Ray Barrell and Nigel Pain
Price Level Stability: Some Issues pp. 68-79: Vitor Gaspar and Frank Smets
Optimality and Taylor Rules pp. 80-91: Andrew Blake
Open Issues On the Implementation of the Stability and Growth Pact pp. 92-104: Marco Buti and Bertrand Martinot
An Evaluation of Monetary Targeting Regimes pp. 105-113: Ray Barrell and Karen Dury

Commentary pp. 4-8: Ray Barrell, Martin Weale and Garry Young
The High Exchange Rate pp. 9-11: Anonymous
The Uk Economy pp. 12-31: Garry Young
Fiscal Report pp. 32-42: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 43-65: Anonymous
A Tale of Two Cycles: Closure, Downsizing and Productivity Growth in Uk Manufacturing, I973-89 pp. 66-79: Nicholas Oulton
Effects of Minimum Wages on the Gender Pay Gap pp. 80-88: Shirley Dex, Holly Sutherland and Heather Joshi
Christopher Dow On Major Recessions pp. 89-105: Michael Artis, John Flemming, Robin Matthews and Martin Weale

Commentary pp. 4-7: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK Economy pp. 8-17: Richard Kneller, Rebecca Riley and Garry Young
Section II The forecast in detail pp. 18-32: Anonymous
The World Economy pp. 33-61: Nigel Pain, Paul Ashworth, Dawn Holland, Florence Hubert and Dirk Willem te Velde
Living Standards in Britain 1900-2000: Women's Century? pp. 62-77: Sara Horrell
1300 Years of the Pound Sterling pp. 78-89: Martin Weale
‘The Generous Utopia of Yesterday Can Become the Practical Achievement of Tomorrow’: 1000 Years of Monetary Union in Europe pp. 90-104: Luca Einaudi
Domesday Economy: Analysis of the English Economy Early in the Second Millennium pp. 105-114: John McDonald

Commentary pp. 4-8: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK Economy pp. 9-27: Garry Young
Fiscal Report pp. 29-35: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 36-69: Nigel Pain, Paul Ashworth, Dawn Holland, Florence Hubert and Dirk Willem te Velde
Should the UK Join Emu? pp. 70-81: Michael Artis
How Well Can We Measure Graduate Over- Education and Its Effects? pp. 82-93: H. Battu, C.R. Belfield and Peter Sloane
The Implications of the Comprehensive Spending Review for the Long-Run Growth Rate: a View From the Literature pp. 94-105: Richard Kneller
Comparative Properties of Models of the UK Economy pp. 106-122: Keith B. Church, Joanne E. Sault, Silvia Sgherri and Kenneth F. Wallis
Job Creation and the I999 Reform of National Insurance pp. 123-125: Robert Hart and Robin J. Ruffell

Commentary pp. 4-7: Martin Weale and Garry Young
Cities: introduction pp. 59-59: Martin Weale
Migration and British cities in the 1990s pp. 60-77: Tony Champion
Housing and regeneration: the problem or the solution pp. 78-86: Mark Kleinman and Christine Whitehead
Innovative clusters: global or local linkages? pp. 87-98: James Simmie and James Sennett
City size, diversification, and income smoothing pp. 99-105: Andrea Lamorgese

Commentary pp. 4-7: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The world economy pp. 38-54: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain, Dirk Willem te Velde, Dawn Holland and Florence Hubert
Global stability: risks and remedies pp. 55-67: J.S. Flemming, M.V. Posner and J.R. Sargent
The distributional effects of education expenditures pp. 68-77: Michael L. Biggs and Jayasri Dutta
The impact of employee involvement on small firms' financial performance pp. 78-95: Alex Bryson
Properties of the fundamental equilibrium exchange rate in the Treasury model pp. 96-104: Keith B. Church
Within-class grouping: evidence versus conjecture pp. 105-108: Philip C. Abrami, Yiping Lou, Bette Chambers, Catherine Poulsen and John C. Spence
Within-classroom grouping: a rejoinder pp. 109-110: S.J. Prais

Commentary pp. 4-7: Martin Weale and Garry Young
Flexibility, quality and competitiveness pp. 70-81: Bernard Casey, Ewart Keep and Ken Mayhew
Employment strategies for Europe: lessons from Denmark and the Netherlands pp. 82-98: Ray Barrell and Veronique Genre
Family-friendly management: testing the various perspectives pp. 99-116: Stephen Wood