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2009, volume 61, articles suppl_1

Introduction pp. i1-i10

Mary Gregory, Miriam Beblo, Wiemer Salverda and Ioannis Theodossiou

Establishment-level wage effects of entering motherhood pp. i11-i34

Miriam Beblo, Stefan Bender and Elke Wolf

Panel estimates of the wage penalty for maternal leave pp. i35-i55

Bianca Buligescu, Denis de Crombrugghe, Gülçin Menteşoğlu and Raymond Montizaan

What determines the part-time and gender earnings gaps in Britain: evidence from the workplace pp. i56-i75

Karen Mumford and Peter N. Smith

The part-time pay penalty: earnings trajectories of British Women pp. i76-i97

Sara Connolly and Mary Gregory

Human capital depreciation during hometime pp. i98-i121

Dennis Görlich and Andries de Grip

Gender differences in low pay labour mobility and the national minimum wage pp. i122-i146

Euan Phimister and Ioannis Theodossiou

Motherhood and market work decisions in institutional context: a European perspective pp. i147-i171

Daniela Del Boca, Silvia Pasqua and Chiara Pronzato

Maternal employment and child care decision pp. i172-i188

Katja Coneus, Kathrin Goeggel and Grit Muehler

2009, volume 61, articles 4

Symposium on resource rich economies Introduction pp. 625-627

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg and Anthony Venables

Leader behaviour and the natural resource curse pp. 628-650

Francesco Caselli and Thomas Cunningham

Natural resources and violent conflict: resource abundance, dependence, and the onset of civil wars pp. 651-674

Christa Brunnschweiler and Erwin Bulte

Natural resources, export structure, and investment pp. 675-702

Stephen R. Bond and Adeel Malik

Structural policies for shock-prone developing countries pp. 703-726

Paul Collier and Benedikt Goderis

Volatility and the natural resource curse pp. 727-760

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg and Steven Poelhekke

Who pays brokers' commissions? Evidence from fine wine auctions pp. 761-775

Denton Marks

Banking panics, bank failures, and the lender of last resort: the Showa Depression of 1930--1932 pp. 776-800

Fumio Akiyoshi

Eastham's commodity storage model in a modern context pp. 801-822

Colin Carter and Cesar Revoredo-Giha

An inaugural conjecture pp. 823-826

Murray Kemp

2009, volume 61, articles 3

Depression economics before the General Theory: the order in Cole's Chaos pp. 415-439

Nicholas Snowden

Technological progress, obsolescence, and depreciation pp. 440-466

Raouf Boucekkine, Fernando del Río and Blanca Martinez

Status jobs, human capital, and growth: the effects of heterogeneity pp. 467-493

Frederic Tournemaine and Christopher Tsoukis

A theory of efficiency wage with multiple unemployment equilibria: how a higher minimum wage law can curb unemployment pp. 494-516

Kaushik Basu and Amanda J. Felkey

Dynamic effects of regulation and deregulation in goods and labour markets pp. 517-537

Pasquale Commendatore and Ingrid Kubin

Employment and growth in Europe and the US--the role of fiscal policy composition pp. 538-565

Tine Dhont and Freddy Heylen

A signaling model of temporary layoffs pp. 566-585

Núria Rodriguez-Planas

From public monopsony to competitive market: more efficiency but higher prices pp. 586-602

Josse Delfgaauw and Robert Dur

On welfare reducing technological change in a North-South framework pp. 603-622

Hassan Benchekroun and Sharmila Vishwasrao

2009, volume 61, articles 2

Job security and job protection pp. 207-239

Andrew Clark and Fabien Postel-Vinay

Working hours flexibility and older workers' labor supply pp. 240-274

Anne Gielen

Gender wage differentials, job search, and part-time employment in the UK pp. 275-303

Audra Bowlus and Louise Grogan

Education, dynamic signalling, and social distance pp. 304-326

Andrea Gallice

Generalizations of SEU: a geometric tour of some non-standard models pp. 327-354

Matthew J. Ryan

Ambiguity and social interaction pp. 355-379

Jürgen Eichberger, David Kelsey and Burkhard C. Schipper

Individuals and teams in auctions pp. 380-394

Matthias Sutter, Martin Kocher and Sabine Strauss

Central bank communication and output stabilization pp. 395-411

Marco Hoeberichts, Mewael F. Tesfaselassie and Sylvester Eijffinger

2009, volume 61, articles 1

Beyond greed and grievance: feasibility and civil war pp. 1-27

Paul Collier, Anke Hoeffler and Dominic Rohner

Paintings and numbers: an econometric investigation of sales rates, prices, and returns in Latin American art auctions pp. 28-51

Nauro Campos and Renata Leite Barbosa

Keeping up with the Vaishyas? Caste and relative standing in India pp. 52-73

Fredrik Carlsson, Gautam Gupta and Olof Johansson-Stenman

Exporting, R&D, and absorptive capacity in UK establishments pp. 74-103

Richard Harris and Qian Li

Lumpy investments, factor adjustments, and labour productivity pp. 104-127

Øivind Nilsen, Arvid Raknerud, Marina Rybalka and Terje Skjerpen

Does pleasing export-oriented foreign investors help your balance of payments? A general equilibrium analysis pp. 128-149

Arslan Razmi

The amenity value of climate to households in Germany pp. 150-167

Katrin Rehdanz and David Maddison

Does high M4 money growth trigger large increases in UK inflation? Evidence from a regime-switching model pp. 168-182

Costas Milas

The voluntary provision of a pure public good? Another look at CFC emissions and the Montreal Protocol pp. 183-196

Ulrich Wagner

The voluntary provision of a pure public good and the Montreal Protocol: behavioral and data concerns pp. 197-200

James Murdoch and Todd Sandler

Note on 'Growth, cycles, and stabilization policy' pp. 201-206

Ragchaasuren Galindev

2008, volume 60, articles 4

The political economy of financial development pp. 567-596

Sourafel Girma and Anja Shortland

Fertility, income inequality, and labour productivity pp. 597-618

Ross Guest and Robyn Swift

The rise (and fall) of labour market programmes: domestic vs. global factors pp. 619-648

Noel Gaston and Gulasekaran Rajaguru

Does human capital generate social and institutional capital? Exploring evidence from South African time series data pp. 649-682

Johannes Fedderke and John Luiz

Mind the gap? Estimating the effects of postponing higher education pp. 683-710

Bertil Holmlund, Qian Liu and Oskar Nordström Skans

Financial constraints to innovation in the UK: evidence from CIS2 and CIS3 pp. 711-730

Alessandra Canepa and Paul Stoneman

The implications of growth regressions for equality of opportunity pp. 731-742

Donal O'Neill

2008, volume 60, articles 3

Decision-making at the Bank of England: a critical appraisal pp. 385-409

Paul Downward and Andrew Mearman

Central bank independence and price stability: evidence from OECD-countries pp. 410-422

Sven-Olov Daunfeldt and Xavier de Luna

Targets, zones, and asymmetries: a flexible nonlinear model of recent UK monetary policy pp. 423-439

Virginie Boinet and Christopher Martin

Financial intermediation, monitoring, and liquidity pp. 440-461

François Marini

Effects of government initiatives on youth crime pp. 462-483

Ricardo Sabates and Leon Feinstein

The composition of government spending and growth: is current or capital spending better? pp. 484-516

Sugata Ghosh and Andros Gregoriou

Merger policy to promote 'global players'? A simple model pp. 517-545

Andreas Haufler and Søren Nielsen

Voting games and computational complexity pp. 546-565

Glenn Harrison and Tanga McDaniel

2008, volume 60, articles 2

Longer life, higher welfare? pp. 193-211

Michael Grimm and Kenneth Harttgen

Growth, inequality, and welfare: comparisons across space and time pp. 212-236

Carola Gruen and Stephan Klasen

Job-worker mismatch and cognitive decline pp. 237-253

Andries de Grip, Hans Bosma, Dick Willems and Martin van Boxtel

Unemployment duration and unemployment insurance: a comparative analysis based on Scandinavian micro data pp. 254-274

Knut Røed, Peter Jensen and Anna Thoursie

Why are more redistributive social security systems smaller? A median voter approach pp. 275-292

Marko Koethenbuerger, Panu Poutvaara and Paola Profeta

Assessing inflation targeting through intervention analysis pp. 293-317

Alvaro Angeriz and Philip Arestis

Non-productive consumption loans and threshold effects in the inflation-growth relationship pp. 318-342

Fu-Sheng Hung

How to measure the unobservable: a panel technique for the analysis of TFP convergence pp. 343-368

Adriana Di Liberto, Francesco Pigliaru and Roberto Mura

Intrinsic comparative statics of a general class of profit-maximizing rate-of-return regulated firms pp. 369-382

Michael Caputo and M. Hossein Partovi

2008, volume 60, articles 1

Choosing to become a 'lost cause': the perverse effects of benefit preconditions pp. 1-19

Lisa Farrell and Paul Frijters

A theory of exploitative child labor pp. 20-41

Carol Rogers and Kenneth A. Swinnerton

Male wages and female welfare: private markets, public goods, and intrahousehold inequality pp. 42-56

Suman Ghosh and Ravi Kanbur

Fiscal policy and endogenous growth with public infrastructure pp. 57-87

Pierre-Richard Agénor

A life-cycle overlapping-generations model of the small open economy pp. 88-121

Ben J. Heijdra and Ward Romp

The liquidity effect in a flexible-price monetary model pp. 122-142

Shiu-Sheng Chen

Innovations and manufacturing export performance in the OECD countries pp. 143-167

Jakob Madsen

Advertising, in-house R&D, and growth pp. 168-191

Volker Grossmann