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- 106: Monetary policy surprises and the yield curve

- Andrew Haldane and Vicky Read
- 105: Caution and gradualism in monetary policy under uncertainty

- Ben Martin
- 104: Openness and its association with productivity growth in UK manufacturing industry

- Gavin Cameron, James Proudman and Stephen Redding
- 103: Inflation and real disequilibria

- Mark S Astley and Anthony Yates
- 102: Monetary stabilisation policy in a monetary union: some simple analytics

- Andrew Brigden and Charles Nolan
- 101: Monetary policy loss functions: two cheers for the quadratic

- Jagjit Chadha and Philip Schellekens
- 100: Money, credit and investment in UK corporate sector

- Andrew Brigden and Paul Mizen
- 99: Should uncertain monetary policy-makers do less?

- Ben Martin and Chris Salmon
- 98: The non-linear Phillips curve and inflation forecast targeting

- Eric Schaling
- 97: To trim or not to trim? An application of a trimmmed mean inflation estimator to the United Kingdom

- Hasan Bakhshi and Anthony Yates
- 96: Uncertainty and Simple Monetary Policy Rules - An illustration for the United Kingdom

- Simon Hall, Chris Salmon, Anthony Yates and Nicoletta Batini
- 95: Price formation and transparency on the London Stock Exchange

- Victoria Saporta, Giorgio Trebeschi and Anne Vila
- 94: Asset price reactions to RPI announcements

- Michael Joyce and V Read
- 93: Business cycles and the labour market can theory fit the facts?

- Stephen Millard, Andrew Scott and Marianne Sensier
- 92: Coalition formation in international monetary policy games

- Marion Kohler
- 91: Forward-looking rules for monetary policy

- Nicoletta Batini and Andrew Haldane
- 90: Bank capital and risk taking

- Alistair Milne and A Elizabeth Whalley
- 89: Optimal currency areas and customs unions: are they connected?

- Marion Kohler
- 88: Incentive schemes for central bankers under uncertainty: inflation targets versus contracts

- Eric Schaling, Marco Hoeberichts and Sylvester Eijffinger
- 87: Why has the female unemployment rate fallen so much in Britain?

- Phil Evans
- 86: Shoe-leather costs reconsidered

- Jagjit Chadha, Andrew Haldane and Norbert Janssen
- 85: Exchange rates and prices: sources of sterling real exchange rate fluctuations 1973-94

- Mark S Astley and Anthony Garratt
- 84: Averaging in a framework of zero reserve requirements: implications for the operation of monetary policy

- Haydn Davies
- 83: The demand for M0 in the United Kingdom reconsidered: some specification issues

- Norbert Janssen
- 82: Downward nominal rigidity and monetary policy

- Anthony Yates
- 81: Are UK inflation expectations rational?

- Hasan Bakhshi and Anthony Yates
- 80: Are there downward nominal rigidities in product markets?

- Simon Hall and Anthony Yates
- 79: Bank Capital and Value at Risk

- Patricia Jackson, David Maude and William Perraudin
- 78: Some costs and benefits of price stability in the UK

- Hasan Bakhshi, Andrew Haldane and Neal Hatch
- 77: Productivity convergence and international openness

- Stephen Redding and James Proudman
- 76: Electronic versus open outcry markets: The case of the Bund futures contract

- Francis Breedon and Allison Holland
- 75: The Information Content of the Inflation Term Structure

- Francis Breedon and Jagjit Chadha
- 74: Some Issues in Inflation Targeting

- Andrew Haldane
- 73: Deconstructing Growth in UK Manufacturing

- Gavin Cameron, James Proudman and Stephen Redding
- 72: The cyclicality of Mark-ups and Profit Margins: Some Evidence for Manufacturing and Services

- Ian Small
- 71: The effects of Stamp Duty on the Level and Volatility of Equity Prices

- Victoria Saporta and Kamhon Kan
- 70: The Determinants of Successful Financial Innovation: an Empirical Analysis of Futures Innovation on LIFFE

- Jo Corkish, Allison Holland and Anne Fremault Vila
- 69: Agency Incentives and Reputational Distortions: a Comparison of the Effectiveness of Value-at-Risk and Pre-commitment in Regulating Market Risk

- Arup Daripa and Simone Varotto
- 68: The Industrial Impact of Monetary Policy Shocks: Some Stylised Facts

- Joe Ganley and Chris Salmon
- 67: How do UK companies set prices?

- Simon Hall, Mark Walsh and Anthony Yates
- 66: Implied risk-neutral probability density functions from option prices: theory and application

- Bhupinder Bahra
- 65: Real Interest Rate Linkages: Testing for Common Trends and Cycles

- Darren Pain and Ryland Thomas
- 64: Persistence and Mobility in International TradeName: James Proudman

- Stephen Redding
- 63: Is International Openness associated with faster economic growth?

- James Proudman, Stephen Redding and Marco Bianchi
- 62: The Demand for M4: A Sectoral Analysis Part 2 The Corporate Sector

- Ryland Thomas
- 61: The Demand for M4: A Sectoral Analysis. Part 1 - The Personal Sector

- Ryland Thomas
- 60: Testing the predictive power of dividend yields: non-parametric evidence from the G5

- Francis Breedon, Marco Bianchi and Darren Sharma
- 59: Which Inter-dealer Market Prevails? An analysis of inter-dealer trading in opaque markets

- Victoria Saporta
- 58: The determinants of UK business cycles

- Allison Holland and Andrew Scott
- 57: Why do the LIFFE and DTB bund futures contracts trade at different prices?

- Francis Breedon