National Institute Economic Review

1959 - 2024

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The UK Economy pp. 8-27: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 28-54: Julian Morgan and Nigel Pain
The Performance of National Institute Economic Forecasts pp. 55-62: David Poulizac, Martin Weale and Garry Young
An Assessment of OECD and UK Leading Indicators pp. 63-71: Martin Weale
Forecast Error Bounds By Stochastic Simulation pp. 72-79: Andrew Blake
What Do Comparisons Of The Last Two Economic Recoveries Tell Us About The UK Labour Market? pp. 80-91: Julian Morgan
Graduate Utilisation In British Industry: The Initial Impact Of Mass Higher Education pp. 93-103: Geoff Mason
Foreign Direct Investment in Central Europe Since 1990: An Econometric Study pp. 104-114: Melanie Lansbury, Nigel Pain and Katerina Smidkova

The UK Economy pp. 7-25: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 26-55: Julian Morgan and Nigel Pain
The Rise of China as an Economic Power pp. 56-80: C. Goodhart and C. Xu
Structural Change in European Labour Markets pp. 81-89: Julian Morgan
Real National Income pp. 90-97: James Sefton and Martin Weale
Anti-Dumping Policy after the Uruguay Round—an Appraisal pp. 98-105: Nigel Grimwade

The UK Economy pp. 7-26: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 27-52: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain and Julian Morgan
Supply Side Reform and UK Economic Growth: What Happened To The Miracle? pp. 53-70: Nicholas Oulton
Closing The UK Competitiveness Gap pp. 71-84: Walter Eltis and David Higham
International Differences in Manufacturing Unit Labour Costs pp. 85-110: Mary O'Mahony

Labour Party Policies pp. 5-8: Andrew Britton
The UK Economy pp. 9-29: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 30-58: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain and Julian Morgan
Comparative Properties of Models of the UK Economy pp. 59-72: K.B. Church, P.R. Mitchell, Peter Smith and K.F. Wallis
Misalignment, Debt Accumulation and Fundamental Equilibrium Exchange Rates pp. 73-83: Michael Artis and Mark Taylor
Corporate Governance pp. 84-107: John Kay and Aubrey Silberston

Economic Prospects and Policy Recommendations pp. 3-5: Anonymous
Lessons from America pp. 5-8: Andrew Britton
The UK Economy pp. 9-28: Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 29-59: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain and Julian Morgan
Do UK Price Indexes Overstate Inflation? pp. 60-75: Nicholas Oulton
Economic And Monetary Union in A Multi-Tier Europe pp. 76-96: John Arrowsmith

Commentary pp. 3-5: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 8-29: Garry Yoang
The World Economy pp. 30-52: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain and Julian Morgan
The Role of Macroeconomic Models in the Policy Design Process pp. 53-64: Peter Westaway
Output Gaps. Some evidence from the UK, France and Germany pp. 65-73: Ray Barrell and James Sefton
Roads to full employment pp. 74-89: J.R. Sargent

Commentary pp. 3-6: Anonymous
Japan and East Asia: example, challenge and oppoirtunity pp. 7-9: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 10-28: Carry Young
The World Economy pp. 29-61: Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain and Julian Morgan
Full Employment in a Market Economy pp. 62-72: Andrew Britton
Smoothing The Transition To Skilled Employment: School-Based Vocational Guidance in Britain and Continental Europe pp. 73-89: Valerie Jarvis
Peripherality and Northern Ireland pp. 90-100: Iain Begg and David Mayes

Commentary pp. 3-4: Anonymous
Labour Markets in Britain and Continental Europe by Andrew Britton pp. 5-7: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 8-29: Nigel Pain
The World Economy pp. 30-52: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, Julian Morgan, N. Vaughan and J.W. in't Veld
Housing, Consumption and Borrowing: An Assessment of Recent Personal Sector Behaviour in the UK pp. 53-64: Nigel Pain and Peter Westaway
Economic Reform in Russia pp. 65-82: J.S. Flemming and R.C.O. Matthews
Pay at the Top: A Study of the Sensitivity of Top Director Remuneration to Company Specific Shocks pp. 83-92: Martin Conyon and Paul Gregg
Shifting Foundations: the Impact of NVQs on Youth Training for the Building Trades pp. 93-102: Hilary Steedman and Julia Hawkins