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Commentary and UK Policy Implications pp. 4-6: Martin Weale and Garry Young
Commentary: World Financial Market Turmoil and Global Economic Prospects pp. 7-8: Nigel Pain
The UK Economy pp. 9-26: Marie Sheldon and Garry Young
Fiscal Report pp. 27-36: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 37-63: Julian Morgan, Nigel Pain and Florence Hubert
Developments in East Asia and their implications for the UK and Europe pp. 64-70: Ray Barrell and Nigel Pain
The Implications of Switching from Unfunded to Funded Pension Systems pp. 71-86: David Miles
The Stability Pact: Safeguarding the Credibility of the European Central Bank pp. 87-98: Michael Artis and Bernhard Winkler
The Internationalisation of German Companies' R&D pp. 99-115: John Cantwell and Rebecca Harding

Commentary pp. 3-6: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK Economy pp. 7-24: Marie Sheldon and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 25-55: Ray Barrell, Julian Morgan, Nigel Pain and Florence Hubert
There Is No Silver Bullet: Investment and Growth in the G7 pp. 57-74: Chrys Dougherty and Dale Jorgenson
Economic Growth in East Asia and Western Europe Since 195 0: Implications for Living Standards pp. 75-84: Nicholas Crafts
Productivity, Machinery and Skills in the United States and Western Europe pp. 85-98: Geoff Mason and David Finegold
Total Factor Productivity Growth and the Role of Externalities pp. 99-111: Nicholas Oulton

The UK Economy pp. 6-25: Marie Sheldon and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 26-52: Julian Morgan, Nigel Pain and Florence Hubert
How Did English Schools and Pupils Really Perform in the 1995 International Comparisons in Mathematics ? pp. 53-68: S.J. Prais
The Effects of British Industrial Relations Legislation 1979-97 pp. 69-83: William Brown, Simon Deakin and Paul Ryan
A Monthly Indicator of GDP pp. 84-89: Eduardo Salazar, Richard Smith, Martin Weale and Stephen Wright
Comparative Properties of Models of the UK Economy pp. 91-110: Keith B. Church, Peter R. Mitchell, Joanne E. Sault and Kenneth F. Wallis

The UK Economy pp. 7-25: Marie Sheldon and Garry Young
Fiscal Report pp. 26-35: Marie Sheldon, Martin Weale and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 36-62: Ray Barrell, Julian Morgan, Nigel Pain and Florence Hubert
The Growth of Foreign Direct Investment in Europe pp. 63-75: Ray Barrell and Nigel Pain
The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Sectoral Adjustment in the Irish Economy pp. 76-86: Frances Ruane and Holger Görg
Regional Economic Integration and Foreign Direct Investment: The Case of German Investment in Europe pp. 87-99: Nigel Pain and Melanie Lansbury
European Integration and German FDI: Implications for Domestic Investment and Central European Economies pp. 100-111: Jamuna Prasad Agarwal

Economic Prospects for the UK and Policy Recommendations pp. 3-5: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK Economy pp. 6-27: Marie Sheldon and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 28-56: Julian Morgan, Nigel Pain and Florence Hubert
Shocks to the System: the German Political Economy Under Stress pp. 57-76: Wendy Carlin and David Soskice
Promoting Efficient Competition in Telecommunications pp. 82-91: Chris Doyle
Saving Europe's Automatic Stabilisers pp. 92-98: Barry Eichengreen

The Risks in Rushing EMU's Fences pp. 3-4: John Arrowsmith
Economic Prospects and Policy Recommendations pp. 5-6: Martin Weale and Garry Young
The UK Economy pp. 7-26: Garry Young
The UK Public Finances: Past Experience and Future Prospects pp. 27-35: Nigel Pain and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 36-63: Ray Barrell, Julian Morgan, Nigel Pain and Florence Hubert
Moving Towards EMU: The Challenges Ahead pp. 64-90: John Arrowsmith and Christopher Taylor
Fiscal Policy and EMU pp. 91-107: Christopher Allsopp and David Vines
A Reconsideration of the Optimum Currency Area Approach: The Role of External Shocks and Labour Mobility pp. 108-127: Daniel Gros

Reform of Mathematical Education in Primary Schools: the Experiment in Barking & Dagenham pp. 3-8: S.J. Prais
The UK Economy pp. 11-27: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 28-57: Ray Barrell, Julian Morgan and Nigel Pain
Are Government Spending and Taxes Too High (or Too Low)? pp. 58-76: John Flemming and Peter Oppenheimer
Financing the United Nations pp. 77-89: Simon Broadbent
James Meade's Vision: Full Employment and Social Justice pp. 90-96: Anthony Atkinson
Recession and Recovery in the United Kingdom in the 1990s: Identifying the Shocks pp. 97-106: Luis Catão and Ramana Ramaswamy