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Volume 128, issue 1, 1989

The Economic Situation pp. 3-4

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Chapter 1. the Home Economy pp. 5-19

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Chapter II. the World Economy pp. 20-39

Ray Barrell and Andrew Gurney

Productivity, Machinery and Skills: Clothing Manufacture in Britain and Germany pp. 40-57

Hilary Steedman and Karin Wagner

Two Nations of Shopkeepers: Training for Retailing in France and Britain pp. 58-74

Valerie Jarvis and S.J. Prais

New Measures of British Service Outputs pp. 75-88

A.D. Smith

Obtaining Estimates for the Standard Errors of Long-Run Parameters pp. 89-90

Andrew Gurney

Manufacturing Export Prices for the G7 pp. 90-91

Ray Barrell

Terminal Dates and the Dynamic Properties of National Institute Model 11 pp. 91-104

Jonathan Ireland and Simon Wren-Lewis

Volume 127, issue 1, 1989

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-6

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Chapter 1. the Home Economy pp. 7-25

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Chapter II. the World Economy pp. 26-45

Ray Barrell and Andrew Gurney

Economic Policy Foamulation in the Treasury in the Post-War Period pp. 46-51

Niesr Jubilee Lecture

The Us Economy: Performance and Prospects pp. 52-63

Peter Oppenheimer and Brian Reddaway

Productivity Growth in Manufacturing, 1963-85: the Roles of New Investment and Scrapping pp. 64-75

Nicholas Oulton

Qualified Manpower in Engineering pp. 76-83

S.J. Prals

Calendar of Main Economic Events, 1988 pp. 84-97

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Volume 126, issue 1, 1988

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-5

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Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 6-17

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Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 18-31

Ray Barrell and Andrew Gurney

Supply, Liquidity and Credit: a New Version of the Institute's Domestic Econometric Macromodel pp. 32-43

Simon Wren-Lewis

Recession and Recovery in Britain: the 1930s and the 1980s pp. 44-50

G.D.N. Worswick

The Diffusion of Innovations: an Update pp. 51-56

George F. Ray

Vocational Training in France and Britain: Mechanical and Electrical Craftsmen pp. 57-70

Hilary Steedman

Economic Influences On Birth Rates pp. 71-92

John Ermisch

Volume 125, issue 1, 1988

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-5

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Chapter I. the Home Economy pp. 6-22

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Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 23-39

Ray Barrell and Fiona Eastwood

The Exchange Rate, Interest Rates and the Current Balance ln a Forward-Looking Model pp. 40-45

Andrew Gurney

Controlling Household Credit pp. 46-55

Jon Shields

The Reform of Uk Competition Policy pp. 56-68

Donald Hay and John Vickers

Comparative Properties of Models of the Uk Economy pp. 69-87

Paul Fisher, S.K. Tanna, D.S. Turner, Kenneth Wallis and J.D. Whitley

Encompassing pp. 88-103

David Hendry

Volume 124, issue 1, 1988

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-6

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Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 7-20

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Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 21-35

Ray Barrell and Fiona Eastwood

Fifty Years of Economic Research: a Brief History of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research 1938-88 pp. 36-62

Kit Jones

The National Institute: The Early Years pp. 63-66

Austin Robinson

Research on Productivity and the Productivity Gap pp. 66-72

R.C.O. Matthews

Growth Through Liberalisation pp. 72-74

Herbert Giersch

The Institute and the Microeconomics of Public Policy pp. 74-77

Anthony Atkinson

Can Financial Markets Form 'Rational' Expectations? pp. 77-80

Gavyn Davies

The National Institute and Understanding Technical Change pp. 80-82

D.K. Stout

Erratum pp. 82-82

A.J. Brown

Volume 123, issue 1, 1988

Summary and Appraisal pp. 3-5

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Chapter I. The Home Economy pp. 6-19

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Chapter II. The World Economy pp. 20-33

Ray Barrell and Fiona Eastwood

Productivity and Management: the Training of Foremen in Britain and Germany pp. 34-46

S.J. Prais and Karin Wagner

Exchange-Rate Targets and Wage Formation pp. 48-64

Andrew Blake and Martin Weale

World Depression and the Price Level pp. 65-79

A.J. Brown

Modelling Manufacturing Imports pp. 80-86

R. Anderton and M. Desai