Oxford Review of Economic Policy

1985 - 2024

Current editor(s): Christopher Adam

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The Assessment: Chinese Economic Reform in Retrospect and Prospect pp. 1-24: Cyril Z Lin
China's Credit Plan: An Overview pp. 25-42: Fernando Montes-Negret
Macroeconomic Control and Reform in China pp. 43-53: Christopher Allsopp
The Reform of State-Owned Enterprises in China: The Art of the Possible pp. 54-69: Derek Morris
Fiscal Decentralization and Growing Regional Disparities in Rural China: Some Evidence in the Provision of Social Services pp. 70-84: Loraine A West and Christine P W Wong
Current Issues in China's Rural Areas pp. 85-96: Justin Lin and Zhou Li
Towards a Labour Market in China pp. 97-117: John Knight and Lina Song
Development of China's Energy Sector: Reform, Efficiency, and Environmental Impacts pp. 118-32: Todd M Johnson
China: Foreign Trade Reform: Now for the Hard Part pp. 133-46: Peter Harrold

The Assessment: The Future of the Welfare State pp. 1-10: Andrew Dilnot
Social Security Policy in a Changing Labour Market pp. 11-26: Steven Webb
Funding the Welfare State pp. 27-43: John Hills
Problems of the German Welfare State after Unification pp. 44-58: Richard Hauser
Public Finance and Education pp. 59-66: Robert Skidelsky

The Assessment: Regional Policy in the European Union pp. 1-17: Iain Begg, Graham Gudgin and Derek Morris
Regional Problems and Policy in the UK pp. 18-63: Graham Gudgin
Regional Disparities and Regional Policy in the European Union pp. 64-95: Tony Dignan
Factor Mobility and Regional Disparities in the European Union pp. 96-112: Iain Begg
Regional Policy in an Enlarged Europe pp. 113-25: Richard Jackman
Regional Macroeconomic Policy, Fiscal Federalism, and European Integration pp. 126-44: Christopher Allsopp, Gareth Davies and David Vines
The Regional Implications of Macroeconomic Policy pp. 145-64: Neil Blake
Regional Development in Italy: Social Capital and the Mezzogiorno pp. 165-79: Robert Leonardi

The Assessment: Unemployment and Inequality pp. 1-25: Andrew Glyn
Capital Formation and Unemployment pp. 26-39: Robert Rowthorn
The Collapse in Demand for the Unskilled and Unemployment across the OECD pp. 40-62: Stephen Nickell and Brian Bell
The Limits of Wage Flexibility to Curing Unemployment pp. 63-72: Richard Freeman
A Short History of Labour Turnover, Job Tenure, and Job Security, 1975-93 pp. 73-90: Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth
Does Active Labour-Market Policy Increase Employment? Theoretical Considerations and Some Empirical Evidence from Sweden pp. 91-109: Lars Calmfors and Per Skedinger
Evaluating Unemployment Policies: What Do the Underlying Theories Tell Us? pp. 110-35: Dennis Snower
Unemployment and Other Non-employment Benefits pp. 136-69: Sveinbjorn Blondal and Mark Pearson

The Assessment: Money and Banking: Theory and Evidence pp. 1-13: Colin Mayer
Banking: A Survey of Recent Microeconomic Theory pp. 14-33: Eric van Damme
Banks, Capital Markets, and the Monetary Transmission Mechanism pp. 34-48: Nicholas Dimsdale
Banking, Corporate Finance, and Monetary Policy: An Empirical Perspective pp. 49-67: E Davis
The Banking System, Financial Markets, and Capital Structure: Some New Evidence from France pp. 68-78: Elisabetta Bertero
Investment and Banking: Some International Comparisons pp. 79-93: Oren Sussman
On the International Harmonization of Bank Regulation pp. 94-105: Lawrence White
Bank Regulation When 'Banks' and 'Banking' Are Not the Same pp. 106-19: Gary Gorton

The Assessment: Institutions of Policy pp. 1-16: Gerald Holtham and John Kay
British Utility Regulation: Theory, Practice, and Reform pp. 17-39: Dieter Helm
Devolving Public Management, Centralizing Public Policy pp. 40-50: Sue Richards
Democratic Dismissal, Competition, and Contestability among the Quangos pp. 51-60: Geoff Mulgan
Do We Really Want an Independent Central Bank? pp. 61-77: Chris Doyle and Martin Weale
Economic and Other Ideas behind the New Zealand Reforms pp. 78-94: Brian Easton

The Assessment: Consumer Expenditure pp. 1-41: John Muellbauer
Household Savings and Debts: The Experience of the Nordic Countries pp. 42-53: Lennart Berg
Australian Consumption and Saving pp. 54-70: Ralph Lattimore
Econometric Evaluation of Consumers' Expenditure Equations pp. 71-85: Keith B Church, Peter Smith and Kenneth Wallis
HUS Revisited pp. 86-106: David Hendry
Notes on the Theory and Evidence on Aggregate Purchases of Durable Goods pp. 107-17: Ricardo Caballero

The Assessment: The Economics of Legal Reform pp. 1-17: Paul Fenn and Alistair McGuire
The Structure of the Legal Profession in England and Wales pp. 18-33: Roger Bowles
The Economics of Contingency Fees in Personal Injury Litigation pp. 34-50: Neil Rickman
The Reform of Legal Aid pp. 51-67: Alastair Gray
Products Liability and the Control of Product Risk in the European Community pp. 68-83: Paul Burrows
Tort Reform: The Case of Medical Malpractice pp. 84-98: Patricia Danzon