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Volume 213, month July, 2010

Immigration and the Economy pp. R1-R4

Stephen Drinkwater

Commentary: Retirement and Economic Recovery pp. F4-F8

Ray Barrell, Dawn Holland and Simon Kirby

Migration, Skill Composition and Growth pp. R5-R19

Young-Bae Kim, Paul Levine and Emanuela Lotti

Fiscal Multipliers to Assess Consolidation Plans pp. F9-F12

Dawn Holland, Ray Barrell, Tatiana Fic, Ian Hurst, Iana Liadze, Ali Orazgani and Rachel Whitworth

Decomposition of Fiscal Deterioration in the OECD pp. F13-F18

Anonymous

Measuring Global Imbalances pp. F19-F21

Anonymous

Migrants' Skills and Productivity: A European Perspective pp. R20-R34

Peter Huber, Michael Landesmann, Catherine Robinson and Robert Stehrer

Domestic Imbalances and European Growth pp. F22-F26

Anonymous

Appendix A: Summary of Key Forecast Assumptions pp. F27-F31

Anonymous

The UK Labour Market and Immigration pp. R35-R42

Jonathan Wadsworth

Tighter Financial Regulation and its Impact on Global Growth pp. F39-F44

Ray Barrell, Dawn Holland and Dilruba Karim

Returning to the Question of a Wage Premium for Returning Migrants pp. R43-R51

Alan Barrett and Jean Goggin

Prospects for the UK Economy pp. F45-F65

Simon Kirby and Ray Barrell

UK Fiscal Prospects pp. F66-F70

Ray Barrell and Simon Kirby

Volume 212, month April, 2010

Economic Performance Under Labour pp. R2-R14

Iana Liadze and Martin Weale

Global Prospects and Sources of Economic Growth pp. F4-F11

Dawn Holland, Ray Barrell, Tatiana Fic, Ian Hurst, Iana Liadze, Ali Orazgani and Rachel Whitworth

The Role of Stockbuilding in Recession and Recovery pp. F12-F14

Anonymous

Monetary Policy Under Labour pp. R15-R33

Timothy Besley and Kevin Sheedy

Chinese Revaluation and Emerging Market Prospects pp. F15-F17

Anonymous

Policy Challenges in Europe pp. F18-F23

Anonymous

Summary of Key Forecast Assumptions pp. F24-F28

Anonymous

Appendix Forecast Detail pp. F29-F35

Anonymous

Fiscal Policy Under Labour pp. R34-R48

Alan Budd

Prospects for the UK Economy pp. F36-F59

Simon Kirby, Ray Barrell and Nathan Foley-Fisher

Learning and Working from the Msc to New Labour: Young People, Skills and Employment pp. R49-R60

Lorna Unwin

Medium-Term Prospects for the Public Finances pp. F60-F67

Ray Barrell and Simon Kirby

The UK Labour Market and the 2008-9 Recession pp. R61-R72

Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth

Volume 211, month January, 2010

Policy Responses to the Collapse of the Financial Sector: Introduction pp. R1-R2

Ray Barrell

Macroprudential Regulation — The Missing Policy Pillar pp. R3-R16

E Davis and Dilruba Karim

Financial Regulation and Commercial Protection: Should Policy Change? pp. F4-F11

Ray Barrell and Martin Weale

OECD Will Regain Pre-Crisis Levels of Output in 2011 pp. F12-F16

Dawn Holland, Ray Barrell, Tatiana Fic, Ian Hurst, Iana Liadze, Ali Orazgani and Rachel Whitworth

Summary of Key Forecast Assumptions pp. F17-F21

Anonymous

Is a Less Pro-Cyclical Financial System an Achievable Goal? pp. R17-R26

Charles Goodhart

North American Responses to the Global Downturn pp. F22-F24

Anonymous

China and World Trade pp. F25-F26

Anonymous

Rising Public Debt and the Need for Fiscal Consolidation in Europe pp. F27-F37

Anonymous

Managing Housing Bubbles in Regional Economies Under EMU: Ireland and Spain pp. R27-R44

Thomas Conefrey and John Fitz Gerald

A Comparison of Labour Market Responses to the Global Downturn pp. F38-F42

Dawn Holland, Simon Kirby and Rachel Whitworth

Prospects for the UK Economy pp. F43-F62

Simon Kirby, Ray Barrell and Nathan Foley-Fisher

Macroeconomics for the 21st Century: Full Employment as a Policy Goal pp. R45-R50

Roger Farmer

Fiscal and Financial Responses to the Economic Downturn pp. R51-R62

Ray Barrell and Dawn Holland

Maturing Debt and Default Risks pp. F63-F64

Nathan Foley-Fisher

Volume 210, month October, 2009

Commentary: The Burden of the National Debt pp. 4-8

Martin Weale

The World Economy: Consumer Spending and the Financial Crisis pp. 9-15

Dawn Holland, Ray Barrell, Tatiana Fic, Ian Hurst, Iana Liadze, Ali Orazgani and Rachel Whitworth

The World Economy: Effects of Risk Premia Falling Below Sustainable Levels in the US pp. 16-20

Anonymous

Asian Fiscal Stimulus Supporting the Global Recovery pp. 21-24

Anonymous

Prospects for Fiscal Consolidation in Europe pp. 25-35

Anonymous

Long-Term Scarring from the Financial Crisis pp. 36-38

Ray Barrell

Prospects for the UK Economy pp. 39-57

Simon Kirby, Ray Barrell and Nathan Foley-Fisher

Budget Consolidation Options for the UK pp. 58-60

Ray Barrell

Confidence and Leading Indicators: Introduction pp. 61-62

James Mitchell

Erratum pp. 61-62

Anonymous

A System of Rapid Estimates to Improve Real-Time Monitoring of the Economic Situation: The Case of the Euro Area pp. 63-70

Gian Luigi Mazzi and Gaetana Montana

Nowcasting is not Just Contemporaneous Forecasting pp. 71-89

Jennifer Castle, Nicholas W.P. Fawcett and David Hendry

Nowcasting Euro Area Economic Activity in Real Time: The Role of Confidence Indicators pp. 90-97

Domenico Giannone, Lucrezia Reichlin and Saverio Simonelli

Using Real-Time Output Gaps to Examine Past and Future Policy Choices pp. 98-110

Christopher Adam and David Cobham

Architects as Nowcasters of Housing Construction pp. 111-122

Mark Holmes, James Mitchell and Brian Silverstone