Oxford Review of Economic Policy

1985 - 2024

Current editor(s): Christopher Adam

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The Assessment: Reforming Environmental Regulation in the UK pp. 1-13: Dieter Helm
Regulation of Several Market Failures: The Water Industry in England and Wales pp. 14-23: Simon Cowan
BATNEEC: The Economics of Technology-Based Environmental Standards with a UK Case Illustration pp. 24-40: David Pearce and Inger Brisson
Taxes, Tax Expenditures, and Environmental Regulation pp. 41-65: Najma Rajah and Stephen Smith
The Impact of EC Environmental Policy on British Coal pp. 66-95: David M Newbery
The U.S. Regulatory Analysis Framework: A Review pp. 96-111: Ralph A Luken and Arthur G Fraas
Getting More Environmental Protection for Less Money: A Practitioner's Guide pp. 112-23: Robert Hahn

The Assessment: Strategic Policy Dilemmas for the 1990s pp. 1-25: Christopher Allsopp
The Policy Framework in the Medium Term pp. 26-35: John Flemming
Apres le Deluge: Monetary and Exchange-Rate Policy in Britain and Europe pp. 36-61: Michael Artis and M K Lewis
Options for UK Fiscal Policy pp. 62-68: Willem Buiter and David A Currie
Balance-Achieving Policies: A Comparative Policy-Optimization Study on Four UK Models pp. 69-82: Bray, Jeremy, et al
Industrial Strategy: A Missing Link in British Economic Policy pp. 83-100: Keith Cowling and Roger Sugden
Social Skills from Mass Higher Education: Rethinking the Company-Based Initial Training Paradigm pp. 101-13: David W Soskice
World Trade, Protectionist Follies, and Europe's Options for the Future pp. 114-25: Peter Sinclair

The Assessment: Competition Policy pp. 1-26: Donald Hay
Tacit Collusion pp. 27-40: Ray Rees
Vertical Integration and Vertical Restraints pp. 41-57: Michael Waterson
Antitrust Policy towards Co-operative R&D Ventures pp. 58-71: Paul Geroski
Foreign Direct Investment in the European Community: Some Policy Issues pp. 72-93: Damien Neven and Georges Siotis
The Effectiveness of Competition Policy in the United Kingdom pp. 94-112: Mark E Williams
European Competition Policy in Manufacturing and Services: A Two-Speed Approach? pp. 113-32: Andre Sapir, Pierre Buigues and Alexis Jacquemin
Competition Policy in the United States: An Overview pp. 133-53: Lawrence White

The Assessment: The European Internal Market: The Next Steps pp. 1-14: Dieter Helm
Institutional Competition versus Centralization: Quo Vadis Europe? pp. 15-30: Horst Siebert and Michael J Koop
Regulatory Reform in the Electricity Sector: An Analysis of the Commission's Internal Market Proposals pp. 31-44: Nicholas Argyris
Public Service and Competition in the European Community Approach to Communications Network pp. 45-66: Claude Henry
'Subsidiarity' and the Co-ordination of Indirect Taxes in the European Community pp. 67-94: Stephen Smith
Privatization in Europe: A Comparison of Approaches pp. 95-111: Dieter Bos

The Assessment: New Approaches to Economic Growth pp. 1-14: Andrea Boltho and Gerald Holtham
The Macroeconomics of Growth: An International Perspective pp. 15-28: Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg and Paul J G Tang
A New Theory of Endogenous Economic Growth pp. 29-42: Maurice Scott
Investment and Technical Progress pp. 43-56: Mervyn A King and Mark Robson
Convergence Clubs and Endogenous Growth pp. 57-69: Monojit Chatterji

The Assessment: Corporate Governance and Corporate Control pp. 1-10: Tim Jenkinson and Colin Mayer
Corporate Control in Germany pp. 11-23: Ellen R Schneider-Lenne
Industrial Groups as Systems of Contractual Governance pp. 24-44: W Carl Kester
Dual-Class Shares: A Review pp. 45-57: Kristian Rydqvist
Buy-Outs, Divestment, and Leverage: Restructuring Transactions and Corporate Governance pp. 58-69: Steve Thompson, Mike Wright and Ken Robbie
Lessons from a Comparison of U.S. and U.K. Insolvency Codes pp. 70-82: Julian R Franks and Walter N Torous

The Assessment: Higher Education: The State of Play pp. 1-18: Martin Cave and Martin Weale
Performance Indicators in Higher Education: A Survey of Recent Work pp. 19-34: Geraint Johnes
The Benefits of Higher Education: A Comparison of Universities and Polytechnics pp. 35-47: Martin Weale
Economics of Academic Research and Its Implications for Higher Education pp. 48-66: Paul Hare and Geoffrey Wyatt
Owning the Problem: Personnel Issues in Higher Education Policy-Making in the 1990s pp. 67-78: Ewart Keep and Keith Sisson
Regulatory Reform in Higher Education in the UK: Incentives for Efficiency and Product Quality pp. 79-102: Martin Cave, Ruth Dodsworth and David Thompson
The Market for Qualified Manpower in the UK pp. 103-29: Peter Dolton
Investing in Skill: To Stay on or Not to Stay on? pp. 130-45: Robert Bennett, Howard Glennerster and Douglas Nevison
British Higher Education in the World League pp. 146-58: Gareth Williams

The Assessment: Macroeconomic Transition in Eastern Europe, 1989-91 pp. 1-13: Michael Kaser and Christopher Allsopp
Fiscal Adjustment and Stabilization Policies: The Polish Experience pp. 14-26: Danuta Gotz-Kozierkiewicz and Grzegorz W Kolodko
Monetary and Exchange-Rate Policies during Eastern Europe's Transition: Some Lessons from Further East pp. 27-43: Maxwell J Fry and Domenico Mario Nuti
The Implications of the Transition for Foreign Trade and Investment pp. 45-57: Norman Scott
The CMEA Demise, Trade Restructuring, and Trade Destruction in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 58-81: Dariusz Rosati
Industrial Policy and Restructuring in Eastern Europe pp. 82-104: Gordon Hughes and Paul Hare
Incentives and the Management of Enterprises in Economic Transition: Capital Markets Are Not Enough pp. 105-29: Ken Mayhew and Paul Seabright
How to Reform a Planned Economy: Lessons from China pp. 130-43: John McMillan and Barry Naughton
Transition with Insurance: German Unification Reconsidered pp. 144-55: Wolfram Schrettl