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Some Facts about the Cyclical Convergence in the Euro Zone: Frederico Belo
From EC Accession to EMU Participation: the Portuguese Disinflation Experience in the Period of 1984-1998: Marta Abreu
Conversion of Prices from Escudos into Euro: Quantitative Estimate of its Effect on the CPI: Carlos Coimbra
The Use of Cyclically Adjusted Balances at Banco de Portugal: Pedro Neves
Wages of Civil Servants: Pedro Portugal and Economic Bulletin
Tax parameters in the Portuguese economy - Part II: direct taxes: Alfredo Pereira
Uncertainty in the Taylor Rule and monetary policy assessment: Fernando Martins and Paulo Esteves
Tax parameters in the Portuguese economy - Part I: Indirect taxes: Alfredo Pereira
Using the first principal component as a core inflation indicator: Pedro Neves

Is self-employment a response to labour market rigidity?: Mário Centeno
Information on inflation expectations contained in the prices of financial assets: Maria de Fátima Silva
Monetary conditions index: Sónia Costa
Using the asymmetric trimmed mean as a core inflation indicator: João Machado Mota
Inflation differential between Portugal and Germany: Sónia Costa
Inflation differencial and real convergence in Portugal: Paulo Brito
Quantity versus quality: the growth accounting in Ireland: Miguel Lebre de Freitas
Taylor Rules: Fernando Martins

Employment volatility, employment protection and unemployment: Pedro Portugal
Evaluating core inflation indicators: Pedro Neves
The relationships between firms and banks: choosing between single and multiple bank relationship: Luisa Farinha
Outlet substitution bias: Francisco Covas
The impact of the euro on long-term growth in Portugal: Alfredo Pereira
The demand for money by firms: Bernardino Adao and José Mata
Some reflections on the liquidity trap and conduct of monetary policy under low inflation: Isabel Gameiro and Maximiano Pinheiro
Optimal inflaction: Pedro Teles

Eleventh general review of IMF quotas - background and application: Fernando Martins
Estimation of the output gap: univariate approach: Maximiano Pinheiro
Estimation of potencial output for the Portuguese economy: Pedro Neves
Quantifying data from qualitative surveys: Rui Esteves
Information on expectations about the escudo convergence from the volatility implied in currency options: Bernardino Adao and Jorge Barros Luís
Determination of the equilibrium real exchange rate for the Portuguese economy using the FEER: Sónia Costa
Social security and economic performance in Portugal: Alfredo Pereira
Fiscal policy after 1999: António Pinto Barbosa
Debt relief in developing countries - the HICP iniciative: Fernando Martins and Luís Saramago
The wage distribution in Portugal: 1982-1994: José Mata

Extracting information from options premia: the case of the return of the Italian lira to the ERM of the EMS: Bernardino Adao and Jorge Barros Luís
Unemployment and wages in Portugal: Sílvia Luz
Mobility and unemployment in the Portuguese labour market: Pedro Portugal and Mónica Dias
Exchange rate pass-through: the case of the Portuguese imports and exports: Cláudia Costa
Analisys of the cyclical behaviour of the portuguese economy from 1953 to 1993: Mónica Dias
Testing an intemporal approach model of the portuguese current account: Cristina Manteu
The treasury bill market in Portugal profit margins of financial institutions: Bernardino Adao and Jorge Barros Luís
The substitution bias of the consumer price index: Pedro Neves
The impact of precipitation and calendar effects on cement sales: Maria Helena Nunes
Transitions in the labour market: Mónica Dias
The enlargement of the european union and portuguese foreign trade: Sílvia Luz
Testing the expectations theory for the Portuguese yield curve: Bernardino Adao and Jorge Barros Luís
Trend inflation indicators: Pedro Neves