Discussion Papers in Economics

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03/2: The Welfare Cost of Means-Testing: Pensioner Participation in Income Support

Stephen Pudney, Monica Hernandez Alava and Ruth Hancock

03/1: Is Education More Benficial to the Less Able? Eocnometric Evidence from Ethiopia

Sourafel Girma and Abbi Kedir

02/14: Wage Growth, Human Capital and Risk Preference: Evidence From The British Household Panel Survey

Sarah Brown and Karl Talyor

02/13: Government Ownership of Banks, Institutions, and Financial Development

Svetlana Andrianova, Panicos Demetriades and Anja Shortland

02/12: Domestic wage determination: Regional Spillovers and inward investment

Nigel Driffield and Karl Talyor

02/11: UK wage inequality: An industry and regional perspective

Karl Talyor

02/10: Behavioural Finance and Aggregate Market Behaviour: Where do we Stand?

Livio Stracca

02/9: Keeping off the Grass? An Econometric Model of Cannabis Consumption by Young People in Britain

Stephen Pudney

02/8: Currency Unions and International Integration: Evidence from the CFA and the ECCU

David Fielding and Kalvinder Shields

02/7: Wages, Supervision and Sharing:An Analysis of the 1998 Workplace Employee Relations Survey

Sarah Brown and John Sessions

02/6: How does Political Violence Affect Currency Substitution? Evidence from Egypt

David Fielding and Anja Shortland

02/5: Political Violence and Excess Liquidity in Egypt: A Note

David Fielding and Anja Shortland

02/4: Spillovers from FDI and Skill Structures of Host-Country Firms

Nigel Driffield and Karl Taylor

02/3: Business Cycles and the Role of Confidence: Evidence from Europe

Robert McNabb and Karl Taylor

02/2: The Employment Prospects of Scottish and English Drug Abusers

Ziggy MacDonald

02/1: The Impact of Financial Liberalisation Policies on Financial Development Evidence from Developing Economies

Philip Arestis, Panicos Demetriades, Bassam Fattouh and Kostas Mouratidis

01/9: Employment Contract Matching: An Analysis of Dual Earner Couples and Working Households

Sarah Brown, Lisa Farrell and John Sessions

01/8: Rankings of Academic Journals and Institutions in Economics

Pantelis Kalaitzidakis, Theofanis Mamuneas and Thanasis Stengos

01/7: Investment, Employment and Political Conflict in Northern Ireland

David Fielding

01/6: A Nation Divided? Price and Output Dynamics in English Regions

David Fielding and Kalvinder Shields

01/5: Dynamic Interaction Between Income and Health: Time-Series Evidence from Scandinavia

David Fielding and Kalvinder Shields

01/4: International Aspects of Public Infrastructure Investment

Spiros Bougheas, Panicos Demetriades and Edgar Morgenroth

01/3: Financial Liberalisation and the South Korean Financial Crisis: Some Qualitative Evidence

Kevin Amess and Panicos Demetriades

01/2: 'Unproductive' Credit and the South-Korean Crisis

Panicos Demetriades and Bassam Fattouh

01/1: Financial Liberalization and the Evolution of Banking and Financial Risks The Case of South Korea

Panicos Demetriades, Bassam Fattouh and Kalvinder Shields

00/11: Monetary Policy and the Exchange Rate During the Asian Crisis Identification Through Heteroscedasticity

Guglielmo Maria Caporale, Andrea Cipollini and Panicos Demetriades

00/10: Strategy Choices of Firms and Market Structure

Paul A. Kattuman and Barbara Roberts

00/9: Can Political Instability Generate Business Cycles? Evidence from the Intifada

David Fielding

00/8: Counting the Cost of the Intifada: Consumption,Saving and Political Instability in Israel

David Fielding

00/7: Modeling Macroeconomic Shocks in the CFA Franc Zone

David Fielding and Kalvinder Shields

00/6: Financial Liberalization and Credit-Asset Booms and Busts in East Asia

Panicos Demetriades

00/5: Financial Restraints in the South Korean Miracle

Panicos Demetriades and Kul Luintel

00/4: Forecast Uncertainties in Macroeconometric Models: An Application to the UK Economy

Anthony Garratt, Kevin Lee, M Hashem Peseran and Yongcheol Shin

00/3: Risk in Tuscan Agriculture in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries

Francesco Galassi and Stephen Pudney

00/2: Economic Consequences of the Intifada: Investment and Political Instability in Israel

David Fielding

00/1: Is the Franc Zone an Optimal Currency Area?

David Fielding and Kalvinder Shields

99/3: Cointegration Analysis-Causality Testing and Wagner's Law The Case of Turkey, 1950-1990

Safa Demirbas

99/2: Rent-Seeking in Developed and Developing Countries: Cross Section and Time Series Studies

Dilek Demirbas

99/1: A Structural Model of Social and Economic Development

David Fielding

98/6: UK Consumers' Expenditure over 40 Years

David Fielding

98/5: The New Political Macroeconomics

Ali al-Nowaihi and Dean Garratt

98/4: An Analysis Of Political Business Cycle Theory and its Relationship with the New Political Macroeconomics

Dean Garratt

98/3: Central Bank Independence: Gain Without Pain?

Ali al-Nowaihi and Paul Levine

98/2: EMU and Politically-Induced Output Variability: Can the Stability and Growth Pack Help?

Robert Ackrill and Dean Garratt

98/1: Guesstimation

Wojciech Charemza

97/6: Ethnic Differences in the Incidence of Employer-Funded Training for Male Employees in Britain

Michael Shields and Stephen Wheatley Price

97/5: The Demand for Illicit Drugs in the UK: Survey Evidence

Ziggy MacDonald

97/4: Gender, Race, Pay and Promotion in the British Nursing Profession Estimation of a Generalised Ordered ProbitModel

Stephen Pudney and Michael Shields

97/3: The Effect of Under-Reporting in Statistical Models of Criminal Activity Estimation of an Error Correction Model with Measurement Error

Stephen Pudney, Derek Deadman and David Pyle

97/2: Revisiting The Club: Second-best Provision of Congestible and Excludable Goods

Clive Fraser and Abraham Hollander