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Volume 6, issue 4, 1995

John Stuart Mill’s Wages Fund Recantation: A Lakatosian Analysis pp. 233-254

John Vint

Nigeria: Economy, Finance and the Role of the Stockbroker pp. 255-274

Nuruddeen A. Abdullahi and Alan Wakelam

Hayek, Keynes, Institutions and Cognitive Processes: A General Systems Approach pp. 275-286

Romar Correa

Environment Growth and Value Revisited pp. 287-299

Jon Mulberg

Volume 6, issue 3, 1995

Tourism in the South West: Present Possibilities and Future Projections pp. 169-181

Jay Kandampully

The Nigerian Stock Exchange and the Private Investor pp. 183-202

Nuruddeen A. Abdullahi and Alan Wakelam

A Costly Contracting Analysis of the Insurance Firm pp. 203-220

M.B. Adams and S.F. Cahan

On the Dependency of the Situation of Elderly Persons Requiring Care upon Mortality and Migration in Germany. Results of Demographic Projections pp. 221-232

Andreas Heigl and Doris Rosenkranz

Volume 6, issue 2, 1995

The New Chinese Consumer: Potential Markets for Foreign Companies pp. 101-112

Robert Taylor

A Performance Comparison of US MNEs and DMCs pp. 113-132

Gongming Qian

Environment and Development: The Forests of Papua New Guinea pp. 133-149

Herb Thompson

Asian Regionalism: Competition and Co-operation Between Japan and the NIC’s pp. 151-168

Soo Hee Lee

Volume 6, issue 1, 1995

The Economic Approach to Crime and Punishment pp. 1-22

D.J. Pyle

Qualifications to Political Business Cycle Models pp. 23-53

Dean Garratt

Allocative inefficiency, X-inefficiency, Bureaucracy and Corruption in Developing Countries pp. 55-79

Geoff Harris

An Approach to Scientific Economics pp. 81-99

N. Patrick Chan

Volume 5, issue 4, 1995

Contending Perspectives on the Economic Development of East Asia: How Does Singapore Fit In? pp. 237-257

Jeremy B. Williams

Beyond a neoclassical approach to household spending: Combination Modes theory pp. 259-271

Ruth Taplin and John Simister

Female Labour Supply and the Division of Labour in Families pp. 273-290

Simon James

An Empirical Explanation of the Size of the Development Banking Sector in Developing Countries pp. 291-318

M.O. Odedokun

Volume 5, issue 3, 1994

Representing Social Construction in Consumer Activities: Single-Period and Multi-Period Activity Production pp. 139-156

Steven D. Silver

Barriers to the Development of the Polish Banking System in the 1990s and to the Increasing Integration of the Household Sector pp. 157-182

Alojzy Z. Nowak and William Maloney

Problems of Unemployment in Poland and some other Postcommunist Countries Arising from the Transition of a Centrally Planned to a Market Economy pp. 183-196

Andrzej Patulski

Towards a Microeconomics for Ecological Sustainability pp. 197-220

Peter Söderbaum

Achieving Cooperation: Contracts, Trust and Hostages pp. 221-236

Chong Ju Choi, Keith Grint, Brian Hilton and Ruth Taplin

Volume 5, issue 2, 1994

The Assessment of Economic Performance of OECD Countries—Factor Analysis and Cluster Analysis pp. 65-78

Peijie Wang

Union Agendas and the Disintegration of Job Stability—an Institutional Perspective pp. 79-105

Matthias P. Beck and John G. Allen

Is Sir Karl Raimund Popper a Precursor of Public Choice? pp. 107-119

Franz Wirl

The Role the Static Maximization Approach Plays in Neoclassical Analyses pp. 121-133

Fernando Toboso

Volume 5, issue 1, 1994

Economic Bionics pp. 3-10

Hongchun Fu

Theorizing Economic Miracles pp. 11-22

John Ritchie

Commodity Relations and the Forces of Production: The Theft and Defence of Intellectual Property pp. 23-35

Simon Avenell and Herb Thompson

Economic Method and the Scientific Philosophy of Contemporary Physics pp. 37-53

Stavros Drakopoulos

Information and the Psychology of Investor Behaviour pp. 55-62

Trevor W. Chamberlain and Lewis D. Johnson

Volume 4, issue 4, 1992

The Sunday Trading Battle in England and Wales pp. 301-315

Terry Burke and J.R. Shackleton

Multistate Conflicts in Antitrust Law: the American-Japanese Case pp. 317-330

Nico Spiegel

Product Origin and Anti-Dumping: Europe versus Japan and Korea pp. 331-339

Chong Ju Choi

Incentive to Finance under the Shoup Corporate Income Tax Concept—Focus on Shoup Semi-Imputation Credit Method pp. 341-362

Konosuke Kimura

Volume 4, issue 3, 1992

On Centre and Periphery pp. 207-211

Philip Payton

‘A Confusion of Aims’. Defence Manufacturing and Industrial Policy in the Early 1950’s. A Case study pp. 213-223

Victoria Syme-Taylor

Young People and Employment in the South West pp. 225-239

David Dunkerley and Claire Wallace

Socio-Economic Change in Post-War Cornwall: The Dynamics of the Centre-Periphery Relationship pp. 241-248

Philip Payton

Centre and Periphery: the Baltic States in Search of Economic Independence pp. 249-267

Philip Hanson

Centre Periphery Relations in Czechoslovakia pp. 269-280

Martin Myant

Yugoslavia—a Peripheral Tragedy pp. 281-293

David A. Dyker

Volume 4, issue 2, 1992

The New Paradigm of Georgescu-Roegen and the Tremendous Speed of Increase in Entropy in the Modern Economic Process pp. 101-129

Kozo Mayumi

Economics as Allegory pp. 131-136

Jannett Highfill

Beyond Positivism and Normativism pp. 137-144

Laszlo Zsolnai

Constructive Empiricism: a Reconstruction of Economic Methodology pp. 145-160

Thomas A. Boylan and Pascal F. O’Gorman

Institutional Change and Economic Theory—a Perspective and an Eclectic Synthesis pp. 161-188

Shyam J. Kamath

Politics, Psychology, and the Neutrality Proposition pp. 189-202

Baruch Mevorach

Volume 4, issue 1, 1991

Age at Marriage, Divorce, Fertility and Labor Force Participation of Women: a Time Series Perspective pp. 1-16

Naci Mocan

Mortality and Fertility in Germany: Cointegration and Causality Tests for Rural and Urban Prussia and Modern Germany pp. 17-31

Horst Entorf and Klaus Zimmermann

Co-operative Enterprises in Italy, Portugal and Spain: History, Development and Prospects pp. 33-59

Will Bartlett and Geoffrey Pridham

Advances in Nonlinear Dynamics and Implications for Economics pp. 61-70

Raj Nallari

Toward a Non-Marginalist Theory of Economic Change pp. 71-89

John Gowdy

Global Warming and the Car pp. 91-100

Peter Romilly