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419: Minimum wages: the economics and the politics

Alan Manning

418: In brief - New technology: who wins, who loses?

John van Reenen, Nicholas Bloom, Luis Garicano and Raffaella Sadun

417: Victorian internet: the trade impact of the transatlantic telegraph

Claudia Steinwender

416: Tackling long-term unemployment

Barbara Petrongolo

415: Everybody needs good neighbours?

Stephen Gibbons, Olmo Silva and Felix Weinhardt

414: In brief: Mrs Thatcher's industrial legacy

John van Reenen

413: Outsourcing and the shift from manufacturing to services

Giuseppe Berlingieri

412: Economics of higher education

Richard Murphy and Gill Wyness

411: Unemployment and domestic violence

Dan Anderberg, Helmut Rainer, Jonathan Wadsworth and Tanya Wilson

410: Lessons from the economics of crime

Philip J Cook, Stephen Machin, Olivier Marie and Giovanni Mastrobuoni

409: In brief: Tough choices for a troubled euro

Christopher Pissarides

408: Can cities be trapped in bad locations?

Guy Michaels and Ferdinand Rauch

407: Human resource management: how much do firms really need?

Alex Bryson and Michael White

406: In brief...Eating disorders: the impact of self-image and peer pressure

Joan Costa-i-Font and Mireia Jofre-Bonet

405: In brief...Top of the class

Richard Murphy and Felix Weinhardt

404: Does school spending matter?

Stephen Gibbons and Sandra McNally

403: In brief...Blackout babies: the impact of power cuts on fertility

Thiemo Fetzer, Oliver Pardo and Amar Shanghavi

402: The status of teachers

Peter Dolton

401: Wage growth and productivity growth: the myth and reality of 'decoupling'

João Paulo Pessoa and John van Reenen

400: Has job polarisation squeezed the American middle class?

Michael Boehm

399: In brief...'Smart and illicit': the making of a successful entrepreneur

Ross Levine and Yona Rubinstein

398: Lovely and lousy jobs

Alan Manning

397: Free to choose? The impact of healthcare reform

Martin Gaynor, Carol Propper and Stephan Seiler

396: In brief: China's trading success: the role of pure exporter subsidies

Fabrice Defever and Alejandro Riaño

395: In brief: University exam results matter

Andy Feng and Georg Graetz

394: Bad management: a constraint on economic development?

Renata Lemos and Daniela Scur

393: In brief: The long reach of childhood bullying

Nattavudh Powdthavee

392: The UK's 'riddle of peacefulness': what explains falling crime?

Mirko Draca

391: Education in Scotland: performance in a devolved policy area

Stephen Machin, Sandra McNally and Gill Wyness

390: Are you happy while you work?

Alex Bryson and George MacKerron

389: The economic future of British cities

Henry Overman

388: America's fiscal cliff

Ethan Ilzetzki and Jonathan Pinder

387: Stop fighting and wealth will follow

Timothy Besley and Hannes Mueller

386: Science: why the gender gap?

Thomas Breda and Son Thierry Ly

385: Sexism at work

Björn Erikssoon, Tobias Karlsson, Tim Leunig and Maria Stanfors

384: Working or shirking?

Nicholas Bloom, James Liang, John Roberts and Zhichun Jenny Ying

383: Hooray for GDP!

Nicholas Oulton

382: The UK's housing crises

Henry Overman

381: Immigration and the UK Labour Market

David Metcalf

380: In brief: Mental illness and the NHS

Richard Layard

379: Gender gaps in performance

Ghazala Azmat and Rosa Ferrer

378: In brief: Mother tongue:the economics of language learning

Javier Ortega and Gregory Verdugo

377: Are public sector employees overcompensated?

Alexander Danzer and Peter Dolton

376: Student awareness of the costs and benefits of higher education

Martin McGuigan, Sandra McNally and Gill Wyness

375: The doomsday cycle turns: who's next?

Peter Boone and Simon Johnson

374: Big ideas: valuing schooling through house prices

Stephen Gibbons

373: In brief: UK chief executives: paid for performance?

Brian Bell and John van Reenen

372: In brief: Two cheers for Anglo-Saxon financial markets?

Philippe Aghion, John van Reenen and Luigi Zingales

371: Giant oilfields and civil conflict

Yu-Hsiang Lei and Guy Michaels

370: In brief: Can industrial policy boost jobs?

Chiara Criscuolo, Ralf Martin, Henry Overman and John van Reenen