Oxford Review of Economic Policy

1985 - 2024

Current editor(s): Christopher Adam

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The Assessment: Public-Sector Investment pp. 1-11: John Flemming and Colin Mayer
Investment Appraisal in the Public Sector pp. 12-28: R A Brealey, I A Cooper and M A Habib
The Risk Premium for Evaluating Public Projects pp. 29-42: Michael Klein
Government Debt Management pp. 43-52: Alberto Giovannini
The Economics of the Private Finance Initiative pp. 53-66: Paul Grout
Contracting Out by the Public Sector: Theory, Evidence, Prospects pp. 67-78: Simon Domberger and Paul Jensen

The Assessment: Business Cycles pp. 1-18: John Muellbauer
Policy, Theory, and the Cycle pp. 19-33: Adrian Pagan
The Limits of Business Cycle Research: Assessing the Real Business Cycle Model pp. 34-54: James E Hartley, Kevin Hoover and Kevin Salyer
Calibrated Models pp. 55-69: Thomas Cooley
The Labour Market over the Business Cycle: Can Theory Fit the Facts? pp. 70-92: Stephen Millard, Andrew Scott and Marianne Sensier
International and Intranational Business Cycles pp. 93-109: Gregory Hess and Kwanho Shin
Asset Market Hangovers and Economic Growth: The OECD during 1984-93 pp. 110-34: Matthew Higgins and Carol Osler
In Search of a Successor to IS-LM pp. 135-44: Jean-Pierre Danthine
Business Cycles and Long-Run Growth pp. 145-53: Gilles Saint-Paul

The Assessment: Economics of Transition in Eastern and Central Europe pp. 1-22: Christopher Allsopp and Henryk Kierzkowski
The Political Economy of Transformation pp. 23-32: Michael Ellman
Monetary Policy during Transition: Progress and Pitfalls in Central and Eastern Europe, 1990-6 pp. 33-46: David Begg
Fiscal Policies in Eastern Europe pp. 47-64: Nina Budina and Sweder van Wijnbergen
Trade Reorientation and Recovery in Transition Economies pp. 65-76: Paul Brenton and Daniel Gros
From Theory into Practice? Restructuring and Dynamism in Transition Economies pp. 77-105: Wendy Carlin and Michael Landesmann
Banking Reforms in Eastern European Countries pp. 106-25: Alfred Steinherr
Labour-Market Reforms in Transition Economies pp. 126-40: Tito Boeri

The Assessment: Introducing Competition into Regulated Industries pp. 1-14: Dieter Helm and Tim Jenkinson
Regulation, Competition, and the Structure of Prices pp. 15-26: John Vickers
Competition in the Electricity Industry in England and Wales pp. 27-46: Richard Green and David M Newbery
Competition and Regulation in the UK Gas Industry pp. 47-63: Catherine Waddams Price
Competition in Telecommunications pp. 64-82: Mark Armstrong
Competition in the Water Industry pp. 83-92: Simon Cowan
Competition in the Rail Industry pp. 93-103: W P Bradshaw

The Assessment: Contracts and Competition pp. 1-10: Tim Jenkinson and Colin Mayer
Market Power and Inefficiency: A Contracts Perspective pp. 11-26: John Vickers
Empirical Relevance of Efficient Contract Theory: Inter-firm Contracts pp. 27-52: Bruce R Lyons
The Governance of Exchanges: Members' Cooperatives versus Outside Ownership pp. 53-69: Oliver Hart and John Moore
Defence Procurement: Theory and UK Policy pp. 70-88: Gianni De Fraja and Keith Hartley
Competition in NHS Quasi-markets pp. 89-99: Martin Chalkley and James Malcomson
Entry, Competition, and Regulation in UK Telecommunications pp. 100-121: Martin Cave and Peter Williamson

The Assessment: International Competitiveness pp. 1-16: Andrea Boltho
Making Sense of the Competitiveness Debate pp. 17-25: Paul Krugman
The Effectiveness of Exchange-Rate Changes pp. 26-38: Rüdiger Dornbusch
Technology and Competitiveness pp. 39-51: Jan Fagerberg
Localization of Industry and Trade Performance pp. 52-60: Anthony Venables
On the Changing International Competitiveness of Japanese Manufacturing since 1985 pp. 61-73: Masaru Yoshitomi
Stabilization and Adjustment in a Small Open Economy: Ireland, 1979-95 pp. 74-86: Brendan Walsh
Tackling Europe's Competitiveness pp. 87-96: John Llewellyn

The Assessment: Investment Performance and Policy pp. 1-29: Stephen R Bond and Tim Jenkinson
'Post-neoclassical Endogenous Growth Theory': What Are Its Policy Implications? pp. 30-47: Nicholas Crafts
How High Is the Social Rate of Return to Investment pp. 48-69: Nicholas Oulton and Garry Young
Financial Constraints and Investment: Methodological Issues and International Evidence pp. 70-89: Fabio Schiantarelli
Investment, Saving, and Taxation in an Open Economy pp. 90-108: Michael Devereux
Tax Reform to Promote Investment pp. 109-17: Stephen R Bond, Michael Devereux and Malcolm J Gammie

The Assessment: Inequality pp. 1-14: Paul Johnson
Income Distribution in Europe and the United States pp. 15-28: Anthony Atkinson
Recent Trends in the UK Income Distribution: What Happened and Why? pp. 29-46: Stephen Jenkins
Wage Inequality in the UK pp. 47-64: Stephen Machin
A Widening Gulf among Britain's Mothers pp. 65-75: Shirley Dex, Heather Joshi and Susan Macran
Anatomy of the US Income Distribution: Two Decades of Change pp. 76-95: Lynn A Karoly
The Equalizing of Wealth in Britain since the Second World War pp. 96-105: Charles Feinstein
Factor Shares and Inequality in the UK pp. 106-26: Paul Ryan
Intergenerational Mobility among the Rich and Poor: Results from the National Child Development Survey pp. 127-42: Paul Johnson and Howard Reed