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1989, volume 41, articles 4

A Theory of Association: Social Status, Prices and Markets pp. 653-71

Kaushik Basu

Economic Development in Eastern Europe: A Review Article pp. 672-97

Paul Hare

Investments in Oligopoly: Welfare Effects and Tests for Predation pp. 698-719

Marius Schwartz

Not Even Strategic Trade Theory Justifies Export Subsidies pp. 720-36

David de Meza

Nutrition, Dependants and the Mode of Wage Payment pp. 737-48

Manash Gupta

Tariffs, Quotas, and International Oligopoly pp. 749-57

K.C. Fung

Work Sharing, Employment and Shiftwork pp. 758-73

Lars Calmfors and Michael Hoel

On Negotiated Quotas, Tariffs, and Transfers pp. 774-88

Brian Copeland, Edward Tower and Michael A Webb

Unemployment and Real Wages in Britain, 1967-1983 pp. 789-801

Martin Robson

Taxes, Lands and Non-basics in Joint Production pp. 802-12

Christian Bidard and John E Woods

1989, volume 41, articles 3

Fiscal Policy and Finite Lives in Interdependent Economies with Real and Nominal Wage Rigidity pp. 459-89

Theo van de Klundert and Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Unemployment in an Extended Cournot Oligopoly Model pp. 490-505

Claude d'Aspremont, Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira and Louis-André Gérard-Varet

The Wage Demands of a Selfish, Plant-Specific Trade Union pp. 506-27

Ian McDonald

On Measuring Undernutrition pp. 528-52

Nanak Kakwani

Does Constant Relative Risk Aversion Imply Asset Demands That Are Linear in Expected Returns? pp. 553-66

Anthony S Courakis

The Duality Approach in the Case of Labour-Managed Firms pp. 567-72

Nava Kahana

Occupational Choice and Earnings Determination: The Role of Sample Selection and Non-pecuniary Factors pp. 573-94

Peter Dolton, Gerald Makepeace and Wilbert van der Klaauw

The Role of Occupation in the Determination of Wages pp. 595-618

J de Beyer and John Knight

Aspects of the Theory of International Trade in France: 1800-1914 pp. 619-39

Arthur I Bloomfield

Educational Subsidies When Relative Income Matters pp. 640-52

Kjell Lommerud

1989, volume 41, articles 2

The Public Firm as an Instrument for Regulating an Oligopolistic Market pp. 283-301

Helmuth Cremer, Maurice Marchand and Jacques Thisse

Alternative Strategies of a Public Enterprise in Oligopoly pp. 302-11

Gianni De Fraja and Flavio Delbono

An Asymmetric Information Approach to the Comparative Analysis of Participatory and Capitalist Firms pp. 312-26

Alan Manning

Compensating Wage Differentials: Some Evidence for Britain pp. 327-38

Robert McNabb

Expecting and Affecting pp. 339-55

Michael Bacharach

The Theory of Production and Distribution in Cantillon's Essai pp. 356-73

Tony Aspromourgos

Could Lloyd George Have Done It? The Pledge Re-examined pp. 374-407

Kent Matthews

Monetary Policy Exchange Rate Dynamics and the Labour Market pp. 408-33

E Karakitsos

Border Price Changes and Domestic Welfare in the Presence of Subsidised Exports pp. 434-51

Rodney Tyers and Rodney Falvey

Resolving the Puzzle of Welfare-Reducing Trade Diversion: A Prisoners' Dilemma Interpretation pp. 452-55

Arye Hillman

The Puzzle of Welfare-Reducing Trade Diversion: A Supplementary Note pp. 456-57

Søren Nielsen

Erratum Notification [The Stability of Some Annual Consumption Functions] pp. 458

K D Patterson

1989, volume 41, articles 1

History and Methodology of Econometrics: Introduction pp. 1-11

Neil de Marchi and Christopher L Gilbert

Autonomy pp. 15-34

John Aldrich

A Re-analysis of Confluence Analysis pp. 35-52

David Hendry and Mary S Morgan

Agricultural Economists in the Econometric Revolution: Institutional Background, Literature and Leading Figures pp. 53-70

Karl A Fox

Formalization of Identification Theory pp. 73-93

Duo Qin

The Fall of OLS in Structural Estimation pp. 94-107

Roy Epstein

LSE and the British Approach to Time Series Econometrics pp. 108-28

Christopher L Gilbert

The Early Econometric History of the Consumption Function pp. 131-49

J J Thomas

Early Empirical Findings on the Consumption Function, Stylized Facts or Fiction: A Retrospective View pp. 150-69

Aris Spanos

Phillips' Approximate Regression pp. 170-88

Nancy J Wulwick

Econometrics and the Theory of Economic Policy: The Tinbergen-Theil Contributions 40 Years On pp. 189-214

Andrew Hughes Hallett

The Probabilistic Counter-Revolution, or How Stochastic Concepts Came to Neoclassical Economic Theory pp. 217-35

Philip Mirowski

Realism and Instrumentalism in the Development of Econometrics pp. 236-58

Tony Lawson

1988, volume 40, articles 4

Hysteresis, Market Forces, and the Role of Policy in a Dynamic Game with Insiders and Outsiders pp. 587-609

David Begg

Tests of the Life Cycle-Permanent Income Hypothesis in the Presence of Random Walks: Asymptotic Theory and Small-Sample Interpretations pp. 610-33

Anindya Banerjee and Juan Dolado

Price Level Determinancy and Nominal Interest Rate Pegging pp. 634-45

Arthur Benavie and Richard T Froyen

Policy Effectiveness and Design in New Classical Models pp. 646-54

Giancarlo Marini

A Clustering Analysis of the Effects of Import Penetration on Product Variety pp. 655-70

Lynne Pepall

The Aggregate Production Function and Productivity Growth: Verdoorn's Law Revisited pp. 671-91

Gary Jefferson

A Note on Kelsey's "The Economics of Chaos or the Chaos of Economics." pp. 692-93

Michael J Radzicki

Female Labour Force Participation in Interwar Britain pp. 695-718

Timothy Hatton and Roy Bailey

Price and Exchange Rate Determination during the Greenback Suspension pp. 719-50

Charles Calomiris

Banking Panics and Business Cycles pp. 751-81

Gary Gorton

1988, volume 40, articles 3

Reagan's Economic Policies: A Critique pp. 397-426

Franco Modigliani

The Real Exchange Rate and the Fiscal Aspects of a Natural Resource Discovery pp. 427-50

Francesco Giavazzi, Jeffrey Sheen and Charles Wyplosz

Real Wage Rigidity and the Effect of an Oil Discovery pp. 451-62

Charles Bean

Increasing Returns in Industry and the Role of Agriculture in Growth pp. 463-76

David Canning

Migration, Welfare, Inequality and Shadow Wage pp. 477-86

Manash Gupta

School Leavers and the Search for Employment pp. 487-504

Brian G M Main and Michael A Shelly

An Econometric Approach to the Measurement of Poverty pp. 505-22

Meghnad Desai and Anup Shah

Wage Rigidity and Information: Relativities and Target Rates of Wage Growth pp. 523-34

Simon Burgess

Estimation of Input-Specific Technical and Allocative Inefficiency in Stochastic Frontier Models pp. 535-49

Subal Kumbhakar

Revealed Independence and Quasi-linear Choice pp. 550-59

Stephen A Clark

Optimal Taxation with Fixed Wages and Induced Migration pp. 560-74

Christopher Heady

The Impossibility of Global Absolute Advantage in the Heckscher-Ohlin Model of Trade pp. 575-76

Murray Kemp and Koji Shimomura

Policies to Achieve a Better Distribution of Income: Or Is a Dollar a Dollar? pp. 577-83

David Kelsey

Is a Dollar a Dollar? A Response pp. 584-86

Yew-Kwang Ng

1988, volume 40, articles 2

Rethinking International Economic Coordination pp. 205-19

Martin Feldstein

Structural and Stabilization Aspects of Fiscal and Financial Policy in the Dependent Economy pp. 220-45

Willem Buiter

Learning-by-Doing, Market Structure and Industrial and Trade Policies pp. 246-68

Partha Dasgupta and Joseph Stiglitz

The Contrasting Theories of Industrialization of Francois Quesnay and Adam Smith pp. 269-88

Walter Eltis

A New Moral Sentiments? A Review [Well-being: Its Meaning, Measurement and Moral Importance] pp. 289-95

D A Collard

Regret and Jubilation in Union Wage Bargaining pp. 296-301

Michael Beenstock

Unions, Dutch Disease and Unemployment pp. 302-21

Monojit Chatterji and Simon Price

The Effects of Housing Distortions on Unemployment pp. 322-45

A. Patrick Minford, Paul Ashton and Michael Peel

Optimal Union Wage Setting Behaviour and the Non-neutrality of Anticipated Monetary Changes pp. 346-64

Howard F Naish

Exchange Rate Protection and Exchange Rate Conflict pp. 365-77

Christopher Bliss and Vijay Joshi

Rationing, Income Effects and Supply Response: A Theoretical Note pp. 378-89

Timothy Besley

A General Equilibrium Model of Multinational Corporations in Developing Economies: A Further Analysis pp. 390-91

Yeung-Nan Shieh

How Different Are Hicks and Friedman on Method? [Predictions and Causes: A Comparison of Friedman and Hicks on Method] pp. 392-94

J Daniel Hammond

Reply [Predictions and Causes: A Comparison of Friedman and Hicks on Method] pp. 395-96

Dieter Helm

1988, volume 40, articles 1

The Economics of Chaos or the Chaos of Economics pp. 1-31

David Kelsey

Intrahousehold Allocation of Nutrients in Rural India: Are Boys Favored? Do Parents Exhibit Inequality Aversion? pp. 32-54

Jere Behrman

Mis-specification in Farm Productivity Analysis: The Role of Land Quality pp. 55-73

Surjit Bhalla and Prannoy L Roy

British Monetary Orthodoxy in the 1870s pp. 74-109

David Laidler

The Demand for M1: A Forward Looking Buffer Stock Model pp. 110-31

Keith Cuthbertson

The Encompassing Implications of Feedback versus Feedforward Mechanisms in Econometrics pp. 132-49

David Hendry

Money, Prices and Finance in the New Monetary Economics pp. 150-67

Kevin Hoover

On the Effects of Indexed Bonds in Developing Countries pp. 168-92

Larry Samuelson

On the Interaction between Monetary and Fiscal Policies under Perfect Foresight pp. 193-203

Nissan Liviatan