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Volume 203, issue 1, 2008

Economic Overview pp. 2-3

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Commentary: The balance of payments and the savings gap pp. 4-7

Martin Weale

The Word Economy pp. 8-30

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Oil prices and world inflation pp. 31-34

Ray Barrell and Olga Pomerantz

Prospects for the UK economy pp. 35-53

Ehsan Khoman and Simon Kirby

Risk and the UK exchange rate pp. 54-56

Ray Barrell and Dawn Holland

Introduction: Recent Developments in Economic Forecasting pp. 57-58

James Mitchell

The GDP fan charts: an empirical evaluation pp. 59-67

Kevin Dowd

Here is the news: forecast revisions in the Bank of England survey of external forecasters pp. 68-77

Gianna Boero, Jeremy Smith and Kenneth F. Wallis

Real-time probability forecasts of UK macroeconomic events pp. 78-90

Anthony Garratt, Kevin Lee and Shaun Vahey

Forecasting the Swiss economy using VECX models: An exercise in forecast combination across models and observation windows pp. 91-108

Katrin Assenmacher and Mohammad Pesaran

A review of forecasting techniques for large datasets pp. 109-115

Jana Eklund and George Kapetanios

Volume 202, issue 1, 2007

Economic Overview pp. 2-3

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Northern Rock: Solutions and Problems pp. 4-8

Martin Weale

The World Economy pp. 9-33

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Banking Crisis and Economic Growth pp. 34-41

Ray Barrell and Dawn Holland

UK economy forecast pp. 42-60

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Interest Rates and the UK economy pp. 61-64

Ray Barrell and Simon Kirby

Introduction: Active labour market policy pp. 65-66

Rebecca Riley

Compulsion in active labour market programmes pp. 67-78

Jan van Ours

The Effect of Pathways to work on Labour pp. 79-89

Richard Dorsett

Cost-benefit analysis of psychological therapy pp. 90-98

R. Laynard, D. Clark, M. Knapp and Guy Mayraz

Danish Labour Market Activation Policies pp. 99-112

Jon Kvist and Lisbeth Pedersen

Volume 201, issue 1, 2007

Economic Overview pp. 2-3

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Commentary: Interest rates and business returns pp. 4-7

Martin Weale

The World Economy pp. 8-14

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Growth and labour input in North America pp. 15-32

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Fiscal Policy in Europe pp. 33-36

Ray Barrell and Sylvia Gottschalk

UK economy forecast pp. 37-54

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Evaluating forecast uncertainty pp. 55-60

Ray Barrell, Ehsan Khoman and Simon Kirby

Introduction: Technology, jobs and skills pp. 61-62

Rebecca Riley

Computers and pay pp. 63-75

Francis Green, Alan Felstead, Duncan Gallie and Ying Zhou

ICT and the Returns to schooling and job-specific experience pp. 76-85

Simon Kirby and Rebecca Riley

Does offshoring reduce industry employment? pp. 86-96

Alexander Hijzen and Paul Swaim

Human capital, job tasks and technology in East Germany after reunification pp. 97-106

Alexandra Spitz-Oener

Internal versus external labour Flexibility pp. 107-118

Eve Caroli

Statistical appendix pp. 119-128

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Volume 200, issue 1, 2007

Economic Overview pp. 2-3

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House price worries pp. 4-6

Martin Weale

The World Economy pp. 7-30

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Factors affecting the US current account: an historical decomposition pp. 31-33

Ray Barrell, Dawn Holland and Ian Hurst

Prospects for the UK economy pp. 34-52

Ray Barrell and Simon Kirby

Managing a decline in inflation pp. 53-55

Ray Barrell and Simon Kirby

Whatever became of the monetary aggregates? pp. 56-61

Charles A E Goodhart

Introduction: The importance of productivity pp. 62-63

Mary O'Mahony

Growth and productivity accounts from EU KLEMS: An overview pp. 64-78

Marcel Timmer, Mary O'Mahony and Bart van Ark

UK Growth and productivity in an international perspective: Evidence from EU KLEMS pp. 79-86

Mary O'Mahony and Catherine Robinson

Spain: A success story shadowed only by a poor productivity Performance pp. 87-95

Matilde Mas and Javier Quesada

Neighbours in transition pp. 96-104

Michael Peneder and Robert Stehrer

A New Approach To Measuring Health System Output and Productivity pp. 105-116

Adriana Castelli, Diane Dawson, Hugh Gravelle, Rowena Jacobs, Paul Kind, Pete Loveridge, Stephen Martin, Mary O'Mahony, Philip Stevens, Lucy Stokes, Andrew Street and Martin Weale

A new approach to measuring health system output and Productivity pp. 105-117

Adriana Castelli, Diane Dawson, Hugh Gravelle, Rowena Jacobs, Paul Kind, Pete Loveridge, Stephen Martin, Mary O'Mahony, Philip Stevens, Lucy Stokes, Andrew Street and Martin Weale

Statistical Appendix pp. 118-127

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