Keele Department of Economics Discussion Papers (1995-2001)

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98/03: From Classicism to NeoClassicism: Continental Political Economy from the Physiocrats to the Marginal Revolution

Keith Tribe

98/02: Can Expected Utility Theory Explain Gambling?

Roger Hartley and Lisa Farrell

98/01: The 2nd Moment and the Autocovariance function of the Squared Errors of the GARCH Model

Menelaos Karanasos

97/14: Environmental Privatization and Technological Norms

Martin Diedrich

97/13: Rotten Kids, Purity and Perfection

Richard Cornes and Emilson Silva

97/12: Tests of the Long-Run Neutrality of Exchange Rates with respect to Exports from Ireland to Britain

Edgar Morgenroth

97/11: International Aspects of Public Infrastructure Investment Spiros Bougheas

Panicos Demetriades and Edgar Morgenroth

97/10: Housing Chains - The Missing Link

Leslie Rosenthal

97/09: A New Method for Obtaining the Autocovariance of an Arma Model: An Exact Form Solution

Menelaos Karanasos

97/08: Informal Insurance Arrangements in Village Economies

Ethan Ligon, Jonathan Thomas and Timothy Worrall

97/07: The Marginal and Average Returns to Schooling

Colm Harmon and Ian Walker

97/06: Selective Schooling, School Quality, and Labour Market Returns

Colm Harmon and Ian Walker

97/05: Financial Development and Economic Growth: the Role of Stock Markets

Philip Arestis, Panicos Demetriades and Kul Luintel

97/04: A Time Series Analysis of UK Lottery Sales: the Long Run Price Elasticity

Lisa Farrell, Edgar Morgenroth and Ian Walker

97/03: Financial Markets and Economic Development

Panicos Demetriades

97/02: Finance and Growth: Insitututional Considerations, Financial Policies and Causality

Philip Arestis and Panicos Demetriades

97/01: There's No Such Thing As a Free Lunch: Evidence From The Effect Of In-Kind Transfers

Paul Bingley and Ian Walker

96/22: The Continuous Culture Of Offshore Financial Centre Development

Tony Johns

96/21: Labour Supply With In-Work and In-Kind Transfers

Paul Bingley and Ian Walker

96/20: Household Unemployment and the Labour Supply of Married Women

Paul Bingley and Ian Walker

96/19: It Could Be You! But What?s It Worth? The Welfare Gain From Lotto

Lisa Farrell and Ian Walker

96/18: Equilibrium Existence and Uniqueness in Public Good Models:A Shorter Proof Via Contractions

Richard Cornes and Todd Sandler

96/17: It Could be You: Rollovers and the Demand for Lottery Tickets

Lisa Farrell, Gauthier Lanot, Roger Hartley and Ian Walker

96/16: Financial Development and Economic Growth: Assessing the Evidence

Panicos Demetriades and Philip Arestis

96/15: Danish Private Sector Wage Policies and male Retirement Decisions

Paul Bingley and Gauthier Lanot

96/14: Disability Wages and Labour Force Participation: Evidence from UK Panal Data

Ian Walker and Adrian Thompson

96/13: Financial Repression in the South Korea Miracle

Panicos Demetriades and Kul Luintel

96/12: Transfers Between Jurisdictions with Private Information: The Equity/Efficiency Tradeoff

Richard Cornes and Emilson Silva

96/11: Local Public Goods, Inter-Regional Transfers and Private Information

Richard Cornes and Emilson Silva

96/10: Rethinking Labour Supply: Contract Theory and Unions

Andrew Oswald and Ian Walker

96/9: The Union/Non-Union Wage Differential: An Application of Semi-Parametric Methods

Gauthier Lanot and Ian Walker

96/8: The Incidence of Mortgage Interest Tax Relief

Michael Devereux and Gauthier Lanot

96/7: Infrastructure, Transport Costs and Trade

Spiros Bougheas, Panicos Demetriades and Edgar Morgenroth

96/6: Markets in Natural Heritage Health Management

Dave Alden

96/5: Aggregate Information and the Equilibrium Business Cycle

Robin Bladen-Hovell and Masoud Nili

96/4: Aggregate Information in the Open Economy

Robin Bladen-Hovell and Masoud Nili

96/3: The Maximum Interest rate on an Unbalanced Growth Path

Martin Diedrich

96/2: Investment Restraints on Unbalanced Growth Paths

Martin Diedrich

96/1: Labour Supply, Unemployment and Participation in In-Work transfer Programmes

Paul Bingley and Ian Walker

95/17: Chains, My House has got me Locked Up in Chains: Leads and Lags in the Housing Market

Leslie Rosenthal

95/16: Segmented Labour Markets and Labour Supply Decisions: Evidence from Cameroun

Gauthier Lanot, Christophe Muller and Bernard Fortin

95/15: Infrastructure, Specialisation and Economic Growth

Panicos Demetriades and Spiros Bougheas

95/14: Productivity and Financial Sector Policies: Evidence from South East Asia

Panicos Demetriades, Michael Devereux and Kul Luintel

95/13: Does Financial Development Cause Economic Growth? Time-Series Evidence from 16 Countries

Panicos Demetriades and Khaled A.Hussein

95/12: The Direct Costs of Financial Repression: Evidence from India

Panicos Demetriades and Kul Luintel

95/11: Finance and Growth: Is Schumpeter 'Right'?

Philip Arestis and Panicos Demetriades

95/10: Boundedly-rational Learning and the Informational Content of REE

Mark A. Roberts

95/09: Ruling-out Nonstationary Stochastic RE Bubbles where Non-risk-neutral Agents Form Forward-looking Expectations

Mark A. Roberts

95/08: The Level of Wage Bargaining as a Firm-Union Choice

Mark A. Roberts

95/07: Existence of cost-minimizing paths under differential interest rates

Martin Diedrich

95/06: Social Security: Intra- vs. Intergenerational Policy Aims

Thomas Schröder

95/05: The Impact of Expectations in Overlapping Generations Models

Thomas Schröder

95/04: The Iron and Steel Industry: A Neo-Austrian Interpretation

Stefan Speck

95/03: Comparison of Neoclassical and Neo-Austrian Growth Models

John L.R. Proops and Stefan Speck

95/02: A Neo-Austrian Five Process Model with Resource extraction and Pollution Abatement

Stefan Speck

95/01: Intertemporal Optimization vs. Rolling Myopic Plans: A Neo-Austrian Approach

Stefan Speck