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Volume 137, month August, 1991

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 7-23

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 24-44

Andrew Gurney and Ray Barrell

FEERs and the ERM∗ pp. 45-50

John Williamson

Feers and the Path to EMU pp. 51-58

Ray Barrell and J.W. In't Veld

Comparative Properties of Models of the Uk Economy∗ pp. 59-74

K.B. Church, P.R. Mitchell, D.S. Turner, Kenneth Wallis and J.D. Whitley

Deregulation, Debt and Downturn in the UK Economy pp. 75-98

J.R. Sargent

Volume 136, month May, 1991

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 10-33

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 34-59

Andrew Gurney, Jan Willem In't Veld and Ray Barrell

Intermediate Skills in the Workplace: Deployment, Standards and Supply in Britain, France and Germany∗ pp. 60-76

Hilary Steedman, Geoff Mason and Karin Wagner

Financing Training in Britain(1) pp. 77-85

P.E. Hart and A. Shipman

Vocational Qualifications in Britain and Europe: Theory and Practice(1) pp. 86-92

S.J. Prais

European Integration and External Constraints On Social Policy: Is a Social Charter Necessary? pp. 93-118

John Ermisch

Volume 135, month February, 1991

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-8

Anonymous

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 9-26

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 27-49

Ray Barrell, Andrew Gurney and Jan Willem In't Veld

Green Economics pp. 50-64

John Kay and Aubrey Silberston

Data Adjustment and Forecast Performance pp. 66-78

Andy Blake and Nigel Pain

Work on Balanced Accounts in the CSO: History and Prospects pp. 79-85

P.B. Kenny

Balancing the National Accounts: Comments on Papers By Andy Blake and Nigel Pain (NIESR) and Peter Kenny (CSO) pp. 86-90

Martin Weale

Volume 134, month November, 1990

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-6

Anonymous

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 7-21

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 22-43

Ray Barrell, Andrew Gurney and Stephen Dulake

Chapter III. Policy Options Under a Labour Government pp. 44-63

Anonymous

Has the EMS changed wage and price behaviour in Europe? pp. 64-72

Ray Barrell

The External Implications of Closer European Integration pp. 73-85

David Mayes

US Views on 1992 pp. 86-92

Stephen Woolcock

The Effects of the Single Market on the Pattern of Japanese Investment pp. 93-98

George N. Yannopoulos

Asean and EC-1992 pp. 99-109

Jacques Pelkmans

The Implications of Closer European Integration for Australia and New Zealand pp. 110-128

David Mayes

Volume 133, month August, 1990

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-6

Anonymous

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 7-23

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 24-49

Ray Barrell, Andrew Gurney and Stephen Dulake

Improvements in Workforce Qualifications: Britain and France 1979–88 pp. 50-61

Hilary Steedman

Manufacturing Productivity Levels in France and the United Kingdom pp. 62-77

Bart van Ark

The Growth of Output and Productivity in the UK: the 1980s as a Phase of the Post-War Period pp. 78-90

Charles Feinstein and Robin Matthews

Comparative Properties of Models of the UK Economy pp. 91-115

Paul Fisher, D.S. Turner, Kenneth Wallis and J.D. Whitley

Volume 132, month May, 1990

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-8

Anonymous

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 9-24

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 25-47

Ray Barrell, Andrew Gurney and Stephen Dulake

The Evolution of Special Employment Measures pp. 49-58

Paul Gregg

European Currency Union and the EMS pp. 59-66

Ray Barrell

International Labour Costs in Manufacturing, 1960-88 pp. 67-70

George F. Ray

Labour Productivity in UK Manufacturing in the 1970s and in the 1980s pp. 71-91

Nicholas Oulton

Volume 131, month February, 1990

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-5

Anonymous

Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 6-23

Anonymous

Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 24-46

Ray Barrell, Andrew Gurney and Stephen Dulake

Annex I. Fiscal Policy Simulations Using Forward-Looking Exchange Rates in Gem by Andrew Gurney∗ pp. 47-50

Anonymous

Why the Capital Account Matters pp. 52-56

Nigel Pain and Peter Westaway

The Economic Effects of Industrial Relations Legislation Since 1979 pp. 57-70

William Brown and Sushil Wadhwani

Comparative Levels of Labour Productivity in Dutch and British Manufacturing pp. 71-85

Bart van Ark