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Volume 249, month August, 2019

Economic Measurement: Introduction pp. R1-R2

Rhys Bidder and Rebecca Riley

Measuring Welfare Beyond GDP pp. R3-R16

Andrew Aitken

Measuring the Other Half: New Measures of Intangible Investment from the ONS pp. R17-R29

Josh Martin

Cloud Computing, Cross-Border Data Flows and New Challenges for Measurement in Economics pp. R30-R38

Diane Coyle and David Nguyen

The Mysterious Cross-Country Dispersion in Mobile Phone Price Trends pp. R39-R46

David Byrne

Exploring the Link Between Economic Complexity and Emergent Economic Activities pp. R47-R58

Alex Bishop and Juan Mateos-Garcia

Distinguishing Between Imports for Domestic Use and for Re-Exports: A Novel Method Illustrated for the Netherlands pp. R59-R67

Oscar Lemmers and Khee Fung Wong

Volume 248, month May, 2019

Challenges for Immigration Policy in Post-Brexit Britain: Introduction pp. R1-R4

Heather Rolfe

Immigration Policy from Post-War to Post-Brexit: How New Immigration Policy can Reconcile Public Attitudes and Employer Preferences pp. R5-R16

Heather Rolfe, Johnny Runge and Nathan Hudson-Sharp

Low-Skilled Employment in a New Immigration Regime: Challenges and Opportunities for Business Transitions pp. R17-R27

Anne Green

Is Employer Sponsorship a Good Way to Manage Labour Migration? Implications for Post-Brexit Migration Policies pp. R28-R39

Madeleine Sumption

Youth Mobility Scheme: The Panacea for Ending Free Movement? pp. R40-R48

Erica Consterdine

‘High-Skilled Good, Low-Skilled Bad?’ British, Polish and Romanian Attitudes Towards Low-Skilled EU Migration pp. R49-R57

Alexandra Bulat

Volume 247, month February, 2019

Productivity: Past, Present and Future Introduction pp. R1-R2

Jagjit Chadha

Hours Worked Across the World: Facts and Driving Forces pp. R3-R9

Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln

Persistent Productivity Failure in the UK: Is the EU Really to Blame? pp. R10-R18

Nicholas Crafts

The Decline of British Manufacturing, 1973–2012: The Role of Total Factor Productivity pp. R19-R31

Richard Harris and John Moffat

Labour Reallocation in Recession and Recovery: Evidence for Europe pp. R32-R39

Eric Bartelsman, Paloma Lopez-Garcia and Giorgio Presidente

The Anatomy of UK Labour Productivity: Lessons from New and Existing Data Sources pp. R40-R52

Philip Wales

Volume 246, month November, 2018

NIESR at 80: A Retrospective - Introduction pp. R1-R2

Charles Bean

Macroeconomic Modelling at the Institute: Hopes, Challenges and a Lasting Contribution pp. R3-R14

Ray Barrell, Andy Blake and Garry Young

Macro Modelling at the NIESR: Its Recent History pp. R15-R23

Stephen Hall and S.G.B. Henry

What is Holding Back UK Productivity? Lessons from Decades of Measurement pp. R24-R35

Geoff Mason, Mary O'Mahony and Rebecca Riley

Some Recent Developments in Labour Economics pp. R36-R49

Peter J. Dolton

The International Economy: Bind or Boon? pp. R50-R63

Jagjit Chadha

Corrigendum pp. R64-R64

Anonymous

Volume 245, month August, 2018

Reflecting on the broken housing market: an introduction pp. R1-R4

Jagjit Chadha and David Nguyen

The housing market: challenges and policy responses pp. R5-R8

Stephen Aldridge

Broken market or broken policy? The unintended consequences of restrictive planning pp. R9-R19

Paul Cheshire

Housing, debt and the economy: a tale of two countries pp. R20-R33

John Muellbauer

Housing policy and the changing tenure mix pp. R34-R39

Christine Whitehead

The lack of wage growth and the falling NAIRU pp. R40-R55

David N.F. Bell and David Blanchflower

Volume 244, month May, 2018

Using NiGEM in uncertain times: Introduction and overview of NiGEM pp. R1-R14

Arno Hantzsche, Marta Lopresto and Garry Young

A model-based analysis of the effect of increased public investment pp. R15-R20

Nigel Pain, Elena Rusticelli, Véronique Salins and David Turner

The import content of expenditure components and the size of international spillovers pp. R21-R29

Markus Jorra, Andreas Esser and Ulf D. Slopek

The nature of the shock matters: NiGEM estimations of the macroeconomic effects of recent dollar and euro fluctuations pp. R30-R38

Sophie Haincourt

Export pricing and the macroeconomic effects of US import tariffs pp. R39-R45

Ulf D. Slopek

Measuring the permanent costs of Brexit pp. R46-R55

Hugo Erken, Raphie Hayat, Carlijn Prins, Marijn Heijmerikx and Inge de Vreede

Modelling external shocks in a small open economy: the case of Ireland pp. R56-R63

Thomas Conefrey, Gerard O'Reilly and Graeme Walsh

Corrigendum pp. R64-R64

Anonymous

Volume 243, month February, 2018

Better Schools for All? Introduction pp. R1-R3

Alex Bryson, Lucy Stokes and David Wilkinson

Assessing the Variance in Pupil Attainment: How Important is the School Attended? pp. R4-R16

David Wilkinson, Alex Bryson and Lucy Stokes

Do Private Schools Manage Better? pp. R17-R26

Alex Bryson and Francis Green

Identifying Schools With High Usage and High Loss of Newly Qualified Teachers pp. R27-R36

Sam Sims and Rebecca Allen

Incentivising Specific Combinations of Subjects – Does It Make Any Difference to University Access? pp. R37-R52

Jake Anders, Morag Henderson, Vanessa Moulton and Alice Sullivan

Underemployment and the Lack of Wage Pressure in the UK pp. R53-R61

David N.F. Bell and David Blanchflower

Volume 242, month November, 2017

Introduction: Globalisation: Local and Sectoral Impacts pp. R1-R2

Monique Ebell and Rebecca Riley

International Trade and UK De-Industrialisation pp. R3-R13

Francesca Foliano and Rebecca Riley

Value Added from Trade for Key Business and Financial Service Industries: Initial Estimates pp. R14-R23

Monique Ebell, Jack Pilkington, Jeremy Rowe and Sylaja Srinivasan

Local Economic Effects of Brexit pp. R24-R36

Swati Dhingra, Stephen Machin and Henry Overman

Will Brexit Raise the Cost of Living? pp. R37-R50

Stephen Clarke, Ilona Serwicka and L. Winters

Brexit and the UK Automotive Industry pp. R51-R59

David Bailey and Lisa De Propris

Predicting Medium-Term TFP Growth in the United States: Econometrics vs ‘Techno-Optimism’ pp. R60-R67

Nicholas Crafts and Terence C. Mills