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E2015/9: Testing macro models by indirect inference: a survey for users

Vo Phuong Mai Le, David Meenagh, A. Patrick Minford, Michael Wickens and Yongdeng Xu

E2015/8: Comparing Indirect Inference and Likelihood testing: asymptotic and small sample results

David Meenagh, A. Patrick Minford, Michael Wickens and Yongdeng Xu

E2015/7: Information-Revelation and Coordination Using Cheap Talk in a Game with Two-Sided Private Information

Chirantan Ganguly and Indrajit Ray

E2015/6: An estimation of DSGE model of Energy in the United Kingdom using indirect inference testing

Nasir Aminu

E2015/5: SMEs and access to bank credit: Evidence on the regional propagation of the financial crisis in the UK

Hans Degryse, Kent Matthews and Tianshu Zhao

E2015/4: Cash-in-Hand, Benefit Fraud and Unemployment Insurance

Iain Long and Vito Polito

E2015/3: Innovation, R&D spillovers, and the variety and concentration of the local production structure

Samuli Lepp l

E2015/2: Small sample performance of indirect inference on DSGE models

Vo Phuong Mai Le, David Meenagh, A. Patrick Minford and Michael Wickens

E2015/1: China s financial crisis the role of banks and monetary policy

Vo Phuong Mai Le, Kent Matthews, David Meenagh, A. Patrick Minford and Zhiguo Xiao

E2014/24: Coarse Correlated Equilibria in an Abatement Game

Herve Moulin, Indrajit Ray and Sonali Sen Gupta

E2014/23: Gender Wage Gap Trends in Europe: The Role of Occupational Allocation and Skill Prices

Ezgi Kaya

E2014/22: Monetarism rides again? US monetary policy in a world of Quantitative Easing

Vo Phuong Mai Le, David Meenagh and A. Patrick Minford

E2014/21: Inflation Expectations and the Two Forms of Inattentiveness

Joshy Easaw and Roberto Golinelli

E2014/20: The role of Fiscal policy in Britain s Great Inflation

Jingwen Fan, A. Patrick Minford and Zhirong Ou

E2014/19: Better Feared than Loved: Reputations and the Motives for Conflict

Iain Long

E2014/18: Heterogeneous Couples, Household Interactions and Labor Supply Elasticities of Married Women

Ezgi Kaya

E2014/17: Why do firms switch banks? Evidence from China

Wei Yin and Kent Matthews

E2014/16: Is Greece turning the corner? A theory-based assessment of recent Greek macro-policy

Michael Arghyrou

E2014/15: Taxation and the Sustainability of Collusion: Ad Valorem versus Specific Taxes

Helmuts Azacis and David Collie

E2014/14: Reforms, Incentives and Banking Sector Productivity: A Case of Nepal

Kul Luintel, Sheikh Selim and Pushkar Bajracharya

E2014/13: The determinants and profitability of switching costs in Chinese banking

Wei Yin and Kent Matthews

E2014/12: The Effects of Sentiment on Market Return and Volatility and The Cross-Sectional Risk Premium of Sentiment-affected Volatility

Yan Yang and Laurence Copeland

E2014/11: How good are out of sample forecasting Tests on DSGE models?

A. Patrick Minford, Yongdeng Xu and Peng Zhou

E2014/10: Theoretical Perspectives on Localised Knowledge Spillovers and Agglomeration

Samuli Lepp l

E2014/9: Unemployment, Crime and Social Insurance

Iain Long and Vito Polito

E2014/8: The Storm Before the Calm? Adverse Effects of Tackling Organised Crime

Iain Long

E2014/7: The impact of the 2008 crisis on UK prices: what we can learn from the CPI microdata

Huw Dixon, Kul Luintel and Kun Tian

E2014/6: Firm-Level Evidence for the Language Investment Effect on SME Exporters

James Foreman-Peck and Peng Zhou

E2014/5: Looking beyond the R&D effects on innovation: The contribution of non-R&D activities to total factor productivity growth in the EU

Jesus Lopez-Rodriguez and Diego Martínez

E2014/4: A DSGE Model of China

Li Dai, A. Patrick Minford and Peng Zhou

E2014/3: The Rise of the English Economy 1300-1900: A Lasting Response to Demographic Shocks

James Foreman-Peck and Peng Zhou

E2014/2: Dynamic Efficiency in the English and Welsh Water and Sewerage Industry

Charlotte Pointon and Kent Matthews

E2014/1: Cultures of Female Entrepreneurship

James Foreman-Peck and Peng Zhou

E2013/14: Stabilization policy, rational expectations and price-level versus inflation targeting: a survey

Michael Hatcher and A. Patrick Minford

E2013/13: Fiscal Policy and the Nominal Term Premium

Lorant Kaszab and Aleš Maršál

E2013/12: The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level - identification and testing for the UK in the 1970s

Jingwen Fan, A. Patrick Minford and Zhirong Ou

E2013/11: Dodging the Steamroller: Fundamentals versus the Carry Trade

Laurence Copeland and Wenna Lu

E2013/10: Recruitment to Organised Crime

Iain Long

E2013/9: Partial Collusion and Foreign Direct Investment

David Collie and George Norman

E2013/8: Testing and Estimating Models Using Indirect Inference

Vo Phuong Mai Le and David Meenagh

E2013/7: The logarithmic vector multiplicative error model: an application to high frequency NYSE stock data

Nick Taylor and Yongdeng Xu

E2013/6: Testing weak exogeneity in multiplicative error models

Kul Luintel and Yongdeng Xu

E2013/5: Banking and the Macroeconomy in China: A Banking Crisis Deferred?

Vo Phuong Mai Le, Kent Matthews, David Meenagh, A. Patrick Minford and Zhiguo Xiao

E2013/4: A Monte Carlo procedure for checking identification in DSGE models

Vo Phuong Mai Le, A. Patrick Minford and Michael Wickens

E2013/3: What causes banking crises? An empirical investigation for the world economy

Vo Phuong Mai Le, David Meenagh, A. Patrick Minford and Zhirong Ou

E2013/2: Arrow's paradox and markets for nonproprietary information

Samuli Lepp l

E2013/1: What we can learn about the behavior of firms from the average monthly frequency of price-changes: an application to the UK CPI data

Huw Dixon and Kun Tian

E2012/23: The evolution of mixed conjectures in the rent-extraction game

Paulo Brito, Bipasa Datta and Huw Dixon

E2012/22: How important is the credit channel? An empirical study of the US banking crisis

Chunping Liu and A. Patrick Minford

E2012/21: Comparing behavioural and rational expectations for the US post-war economy

Chunping Liu and A. Patrick Minford