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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

Commentary pp. 4-7: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK economy pp. 8-28: Richard Kneller and Garry Young
Fiscal report pp. 29-34: Garry Young
The world economy pp. 35-40: Nigel Pain
Section II. Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 41-49: Nigel Pain
Section III. Prospects for the Euro Area pp. 50-69: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain, Florence Hubert, Dirk Willem te Velde, Dawn Holland and Véronique Genre
Analysing major recessions: an analytical summary of a new study of large recessions in the twentieth century pp. 70-85: Christopher Dow
The US stock market and the global economic crisis pp. 86-105: Sushil B. Wadhwani
Asymmetric density forecasts of inflation and the Bank of England's fan chart pp. 106-112: Kenneth F. Wallis

Commentary: The UK and the world liquidity crisis pp. 4-7: Ray Barrell, Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK economy pp. 8-27: Richard Kneller, Rebecca Riley and Garry Young
The world economy pp. 28-34: Nigel Pain
Section II. Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 35-43: Nigel Pain
Section III. Prospects for Europe pp. 44-56: Nigel Pain, Florence Hubert, Dirk Willem te Velde, Dawn Holland and Véronique Genre
Financial market contagion and the effects of the crises in East Asia, Russia and Latin America pp. 57-73: Ray Barrell, Karen Dury, Dawn Holland, Nigel Pain and Dirk Willem te Velde
The Working Families Tax Credit pp. 74-77: Pamela Meadows
The dollar, trade, technology and inequality in the USA pp. 78-86: Bob Anderton and Paul Brenton
Recent shifts in wage inequality and the wage returns to education in Britain pp. 87-96: Stephen Machin
Pension finance in a calibrated model of saving and income distribution for the UK pp. 97-107: James Sefton, Jayasri Dutta and Martin Weale

Commentary pp. 4-6: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK economy pp. 7-24: Garry Young
Fiscal report pp. 25-34: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The world economy pp. 35-42: Nigel Pain
Section II. Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 43-53: Nigel Pain
Section III. Prospects for Europe pp. 54-65: Julian Morgan, Florence Hubert, Dawn Holland, Dirk Willem te Velde and Véronique Genre
Financial crisis in East Asia: bank runs, asset bubbles and antidotes pp. 66-82: Marcus Miller and Pongsak Luangaram
Raising schooling attainments by grouping pupils within each class pp. 83-88: S.J. Prais
The implications of the Boskin Report pp. 89-98: Nicholas Oulton
Labour costs and employment policy pp. 99-108: Robert Hart and Robin J. Ruffell
Large-scale EMU: the May Council decisions and implications for monetary policy pp. 109-114: John Arrowsmith

Commentary and UK Policy Implications pp. 4-6: Martin Weale and Garry Young
Commentary: The Single Market pp. 7-10: Iain Begg
The UK Economy pp. 11-29: Rebecca Riley and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 30-35: Julian Morgan and Nigel Pain
Section II. Prospects for North America and Japan pp. 36-45: Nigel Pain
Section III. Prospects for Europe pp. 46-62: Julian Morgan, Florence Hubert, Dawn Holland and Dirk Willem te Velde
The Treasury Forecasting Record: Some New Results pp. 65-79: Chris Melliss and Rod Whittaker
Technical Progress and the Natural Rate in Models of the UK Economy pp. 80-89: Keith B. Church, Peter R. Mitchell, Joanne E. Sault and Kenneth F. Wallis
Estimated Stabilization Costs of the EMU pp. 90-99: Ray C. Fair
Optimal Monetary Policy pp. 100-109: Andrew Blake, Martin Weale and Garry Young