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2005, volume 57, articles 4

Valuing the costs of violent crime: a stated preference approach pp. 559-585

Giles Atkinson, Andrew Healey and Susana Mourato

Diminishing marginal value of income without apology pp. 586-609

Christian Weber

Tax differentiation, search unemployment, and home production pp. 610-633

Per Engström, Bertil Holmlund and Ann-Sofie Kolm

Whose inflation? A characterization of the CPI plutocratic gap pp. 634-646

Eduardo Ley

Serving the old: ageing and economic growth pp. 647-663

Bas van Groezen, Lex Meijdam and Harrie A. A. Verbon

Incommensurability and the first fundamental welfare theorem pp. 664-673

Mozaffar Qizilbash

Trade, services, and wage inequality pp. 674-692

Philippe Askenazy

Does information and communication technology drive EU-US productivity growth differentials? pp. 693-716

Marcel Timmer and Bart van Ark

Optimal capital taxation in economies with unionized and competitive labour markets pp. 717-731

Erkki Koskela and Ronnie Schöb

Comment on ‘Market discipline and monetary policy’ by Carl Walsh pp. 732-739

Mauricio S. Bugarin and Fabia Carvalho

Comment on ‘Market discipline and monetary policy’ by Carl Walsh: a reply pp. 740-741

Carl Walsh

Addendum: Gender discrimination and intergenerational transmission of preferences pp. 742-742

Luisa Escriche, Gonzalo Olcina and Rosario Sánchez

2005, volume 57, articles 3

Regional cyclical asymmetries in an optimal currency area: an analysis using US state data pp. 373-397

Mark Partridge and Dan Rickman

A risk allocation approach to optimal exchange rate policy pp. 398-421

Gabriela Mundaca and Jon Strand

Exchange rate regimes and macroeconomic stability: the case of Sweden pp. 422-446

Anders Bergvall

Utility price regulation and time inconsistency: comparisons with monetary policy pp. 447-478

Paul Levine, John Stern and Francesc Trillas

Job satisfaction and gender segregation pp. 479-496

Keith Bender, Susan M. Donohue and John Heywood

Natural-resource exploitation with costly enforcement of property rights pp. 497-521

Louis Hotte

Productive public expenditure and imperfect competition with endogenous price markup pp. 522-544

Jhy-hwa Chen, Jhy-yuan Shieh, Ching-chong Lai and Juin-jen Chang

Duality and the Slutsky income and substitution effects of increases in wage rate uncertainty pp. 545-557

Carmen F. Menezes and X. Wang

2005, volume 57, articles 2

Separating uncertainty from heterogeneity in life cycle earnings pp. 191-261

Flavio Cunha, James Heckman and Salvador Navarro

Growth, cycles, and stabilization policy pp. 262-282

Keith Blackburn and Alessandra Pelloni

Searching for the (dark) forces behind protection pp. 283-314

Hadi Esfahani

Bank-moneylender linkage as an alternative to bank competition in rural credit markets pp. 315-335

Adel Varghese

Conservation capital and sustainable economic growth pp. 336-359

Donna Ramirez Harrington, Madhu Khanna and David Zilberman

Harrod and interwar economics pp. 360-368

Nicholas H. Dimsdale

2005, volume 57, articles 1

Cost-push shocks and monetary policy in open economies pp. 1-33

Alan Sutherland

Optimal monetary policy with heterogeneous agents: a case for inflation pp. 34-50

Theodore Palivos

Non-linear inflationary dynamics: evidence from the UK pp. 51-69

Michael Arghyrou, Christopher Martin and Costas Milas

The Prisoners' Dilemma and city-centre traffic pp. 70-89

Mary Sissons Joshi, Vijay Joshi and Roger Lamb

Beyond outcomes: measuring procedural utility pp. 90-111

Bruno Frey and Alois Stutzer

Income variables and the measures of gains from crime pp. 112-119

John Chisholm and Chongwoo Choe

Profitability, capacity, and uncertainty: a model of UK manufacturing investment pp. 120-141

Ciaran Driver, Paul Temple and Giovanni Urga

Endogenous credit-card acceptance in a model of precautionary demand for money pp. 157-168

Adrian Masters and Luis Rodríguez-Reyes

General human capital and employment adjustment in the Great Depression: apprentices and journeymen in UK engineering pp. 169-189

Robert A. Hart

2004, volume 56, articles 4

Greed and grievance in civil war pp. 563-595

Paul Collier and Anke Hoeffler

Corporate growth convergence in Europe pp. 597-620

Paul Geroski and Klaus Gugler

Does the recent success of some OECD countries in lowering their unemployment rates lie in the clever design of their labor market reforms? pp. 621-642

Michèle Belot and Jan van Ours

Education choice, neoclassical growth, and class structure pp. 643-666

Buly Cardak

Product market competition, job security, and aggregate employment pp. 667-686

Bruno Amable and Donatella Gatti

Relative wage, child labor, and human capital pp. 687-700

C. Fan

On payoff heterogeneity in games with strategic complementarities pp. 701-713

Antonio Ciccone and James Costain

Imitation, patent protection, and welfare pp. 715-733

Arijit Mukherjee and Enrico Pennings

Process and product R&D by a multiproduct monopolist pp. 735-743

Ping Lin

Process and product R&D by a multiproduct monopolist: a reply to Lin pp. 745-749

Luca Lambertini

2004, volume 56, articles 3

The growth and valuation of computing and other generic skills pp. 371-406

Andrew Dickerson and Francis Green

Occupational job creation: patterns and implications pp. 407-435

René Fahr and Uwe Sunde

Dynamic wage bargaining if benefits are tied to individual wages pp. 437-460

Thomas Beissinger and Hartmut Egger

Returns to scale in producing human capital from schooling pp. 461-484

Philip Trostel

Gender discrimination and intergenerational transmission of preferences pp. 485-511

Luisa Escriche, Gonzalo Olcina and Rosario Sánchez

Financial instability, oligopolistic banking, and monetary growth pp. 513-538

Stefan Jungblut

Uncertainty and monetary policy pp. 539-561

Sheila Dow

2004, volume 56, articles 2

Something in the way she moves: a fresh look at an old gap pp. 169-188

Alan Manning and Helen Robinson

The gender earnings gap: effects of institutions and firms--a comparative study of French and Australian private firms pp. 189-208

Xin Meng and Dominique Meurs

Parental background, secondary school track choice, and wages pp. 209-230

Christian Dustmann

The effect of trade on earnings--evidence from Swedish micro data pp. 231-241

Per-Anders Edin, Peter Fredriksson and Per Lundborg

Temporary migration and capital market imperfections pp. 242-262

Alice Mesnard

Contrasting income shocks with asset shocks: livestock sales in northern Kenya pp. 263-284

John McPeak

Taxation of a venture capitalist with a portfolio of firms pp. 285-306

Christian Keuschnigg

Group selection and the evolution of altruism pp. 307-330

Ben Cooper and Chris Wallace

Product quality, lender liability, and consumer credit pp. 331-343

Elisabetta Iossa and Giuliana Palumbo

Collaborative tax evasion and social norms: why deterrence does not work pp. 344-368

Juin-jen Chang and Ching-chong Lai

2004, volume 56, articles 1

The European business cycle pp. 1-44

Michael Artis, Hans-Martin Krolzig and Juan Toro

Testing for output convergence: a re-examination pp. 45-63

Yin-Wong Cheung and Antonio Garcia Pascual

Currency boards and currency crises pp. 64-87

Gregor Irwin

Is wage compression a necessary condition for firm-financed general training? pp. 88-97

Alison Booth and Gylfi Zoega

Active citizen's income, unconditional income and participation under imperfect competition: a welfare analysis pp. 98-117

Bruno Van der Linden

Trust and economic growth: a robustness analysis pp. 118-134

Sjoerd Beugelsdijk, Henri de Groot and Anton B.T.M. van Schaik

Economic integration, wage policies, and social policies pp. 135-150

Michael Pflüger

Credit access and transferable land rights pp. 151-166

Eric Van Tassel