Dundee Discussion Papers in Economics

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154: Labour Demand in Germany: An Assessment of Non- Wage Labour Costs

Yu-Fu Chen and Michael Funke

153: Sampling Bias in Economics Experiments: An Analysis of the Effects of Attrition among Subjects who Sign Up for Experiments

Martin Jones and Paul Seaman

152: Corruption and Competition in the Presence of Inequality and Market Imperfections

Indranil Dutta and Ajit Mishra

151: Separation of Powers and Activism

T.C.A. Anant and Ajit Mishra

150: Positive Confirmation in Rational and Irrational Learning

Martin Jones

149: Exchange Rate Uncertainty and Labour Market Flexibility under Fixed and Flexible Exchange Rates

Yu-Fu Chen and Michael Funke

148: The Development of Chain Store Retailing in the US and Britain 1850-1950

Carlo Morelli

147: CAP Reform and the Distribution of Farm Income in Scotland {Revised}

Paul Allanson

146: Welfare State, Market Imperfections and International Trade

Hassan Molana and Catia Montagna

145: Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Note on Employment Protection, Domestic Anchorage and FDI

Gerda Dewit, Holger Görg and Catia Montagna

144: RAE Results and Research Funding in the UK: A Comparative Analysis

Monojit Chatterji and Paul Seaman

143: Theoretical Approaches to Managing sickness Absenteeism

Monojit Chatterji and Colin Tilley

142: An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship between Regional Growth and Structural Change

John Dewhurst

141: Does Higher Inequality Lead to Conflict?

Indranil Dutta and Ajit Mishra

140: Funding Research in Scotland's Universities: The Use and Abuse of RAE results

Monojit Chatterji and Paul Seaman

139: Option Value, Policy Uncertainty and The Foreign Direct Investment Decision

Yu-Fu Chen and Michael Funke

138: The Life-Cycle-Permanent- Income Hypothesis: A Reinterpretation and Supporting Evidence

Jim Malley and Hassan Molana

137: Employment Protection and Globalisation in Dynamic Oligopoly

Gerda Dewit, Dermot Leahy and Catia Montagna

136: The Evolution of the Racial Wage Hierarchy in Post- Apartheid South Africa

Paul Allanson and Jonathan Atkins

135: Treatment Intensity and Provider Remuneration: Dentists in the British National Health Service

Martin Chalkley and Colin Tilley

134: Working Time and Employment under Uncertainty

Yu-Fu Chen and Michael Funke

133: Brand Building and Structural Change in the Scotch Whisky Industry

Steven Jones

132: The Determinants of Growth in Multiple Retailing in Britain

Carlo Morelli

131: Explaining Attitudes towards Ambiguity: An Experimental Test of the Comparative Ignorance Hypothesis

Paul Dolan and Martin Jones

130: Inflation and Measures of the Markup

Anindya Banerjee and Bill Russell

129: A Markup Model for Forecasting Inflation for the Euro

Anindya Banerjee and Bill Russell

128: Cumulative Causation, Capital Mobility and the Welfare State

Hassan Molana and Catia Montagna

127: The Long Run Relationships among Price Variability, Inflation and the Markup

Bill Russell

126: Efficiency Wages, Unemployment and Macroeconomic Policy

Jim Malley and Hassan Molana

125: Third Party Purchasing and Incentives: The "Outcome Movement" and Contracts for Health Services

Martin Chalkley and Fahad Khalil

124: Contracts in the National Health Service: An Empirical Study

Martin Chalkley and Duncan McVicar

123: Labour Market Institutions and Macroeconomic Shocks

Yu-Fu Chen, Dennis Snower and Gylfi Zoega

122: Monopolistic Competition, Efficiency Wages and Perverse Effects of Demand Shock

Jim Malley and Hassan Molana

121: Industry Structure and the Dynamics of Price Adjstment

Anindya Banerjee and Bill Russell

120: An I(2) Analysis of Inflation and the Markup

Anindya Banerjee, Lynne Cockerell and Bill Russell

119: The Relationship between the Markup and Inflation in the G7 Economies and Australia

Anindya Banerjee and Bill Russell

118: Did the end of Apartheid spell the beginning of the end for the racial wage hierarchy in South Africa? A multilateral analysis of racial wage differentials in the early post- apartheid period

Paul Allanson, Jonathan Atkins and Timothy Hinks

117: Sickness, Absenteeism, "Presenteeism" and Sick Pay

Monojit Chatterji and Colin Tilley

116: Cumulative Causation, the Welfare State and International Specialisation

Hassan Molana and Catia Montagna

115: Positive Confirmation Bias in the Acquisition of Information

Martin Jones and Robert Sugden

114: A Hedonic Analysis Of Overeducation And Undereducation

Daniel McMillen, Paul Seaman and Larry P. Singell

113: Fiscal Policy And The Composition Of Private Consumption: Some Evidence From The U.S. And Canada

Jim Malley and Hassan Molana

112: Hierarchies, Incentives And Collusion In A Model Of Enforcement

Ajit Mishra

111: Do Debtor-favored Contracts Necessarily Benefit The Debtor?

Ajit Mishra

110: The Exports Transmission Mechanism of Foreign Business Cycles to Australia

Nicolas de Roos and Bill Russell

109: An Empirical Note on the Influence of the US Stock Market on Australian Economic Activity

Nicolas de Roos and Bill Russell

108: Trade Union Power and Economic Efficiency

Monojit Chatterji

107: Does Consumption Deviate from the Permanent Income Path? An Empirical Study of UK Data

Ronald MacDonald and Hassan Molana

106: Effectiveness of Fiscal Policy in a Model of Imperfect Competition with Transactions Money

Hassan Molana

105: The Permanent Income Hypothesis Revisited

Jim Malley and Hassan Molana