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51: The Brexit vote, productivity growth and macroeconomic adjustments in the United Kingdom: Ben Broadbent, Federico Di Pace, Thomas Drechsel, Richard Harrison and Silvana Tenreyro
50: Shocks versus structure: explaining differences in exchange rate pass-through across countries and time: Kristin Forbes, Ida Hjortsoe and Tsvetelina Nenova
49: A trendy approach to UK inflation dynamics: Kristin Forbes, Lewis Kirkham and Konstantinos Theodoridis
48: Firms’ expectations and price-setting: evidence from micro data: Lena Boneva, James Cloyne, Martin Weale and Tomasz Wieladek
47: The effect of unconventional monetary policy on inflation expectations: evidence from firms in the United Kingdom: Lena Boneva, James Cloyne, Martin Weale and Tomasz Wieladek
46: Current account deficits during heightened risk: menacing or mitigating?: Kristin Forbes, Ida Hjortsoe and Tsvetelina Nenova
45: Monetary policy and the current account; theory and evidence: Ida Hjortsoe, Martin Weale and Tomasz Wieladek
44: The spillovers, interactions, and (un)intended consequences of monetary and regulatory policies: Kristin Forbes, Dennis Reinhardt and Tomasz Wieladek
43: The shocks matter: improving our estimates of exchange rate pass-through: Kristin Forbes, Ida Hjortsoe and Tsvetelina Nenova
42: What are the macroeconomic effects of asset purchases?: Martin Wales and Tomasz Wieladek
41: The relevance or otherwise of the central bank’s balance sheet: David Miles and Jochen Schanz
40: Is the ‘Great Recession’ really so different from the past?: Adrian Chiu and Tomasz Wieladek
39: Fiscal multipliers and time preference: Gilberto Marcheggiano and David Miles
38: Estimation of short dynamic panels in the presence of cross-sectional dependence and dynamic eterogeneity: Robert Gilhooly, Martin Weale and Tomasz Wieladek
37: Disaggregating the international business cycle: Robert Gilhooly, Martin Weale and Tomasz Wieladek
36: Did output gap measurement improve over time?: Adrian Chiu and Tomasz Wieladek
35: Demographics, house prices and mortgage design: David Miles
34: How flexible can inflation targeting be and still work?: Kenneth Kuttner and Adam Posen
33: Banking crises and recessions: what can leading indicators tell us?: Matthew Corder and Martin Weale
32: Financial protectionism: the first tests: Andrew Rose and Tomasz Wieladek
31: Optimal Bank Capital: David Miles, Jing Yang and Gilberto Marcheggiano
30: Macroeconomic stability and the real interest rate: a cross-country analysis: Charlotta Groth and Fabrizio Zampolli
29: Risk heterogeneity and credit supply: evidence from the mortgage market: Timothy Besley, Neil Meads and Paolo Surico
28: International comovements, business cycle and inflation: a historical perspective: Haroon Mumtaz, Saverio Simonelli and Paolo Surico
27: The global credit boom: challenges for macroeconomics and policy: Michael Hume and Andrew Sentance
26: Monetary policies and low-frequency manifestations of the quantity theory: Thomas Sargent and Paolo Surico
25: Household External Finance and Consumption: Timothy Besley, Neil Meads and Paolo Surico
24: The Causal Relationship between Inflation and Inflation Expectations in the United Kingdom: Roger Kelly
23: Time-Varying Yield Curve Dynamics and Monetary Policy: Haroon Mumtaz and Paolo Surico
22: Has trade with China affected UK inflation?: Tracy Wheeler
21: The behaviour of the MPC: Gradualism, inaction and individual voting patterns: Charlotta Groth and Tracy Wheeler
20: Insiders versus Outsiders in Monetary Policy-Making: Timothy Besley, Neil Meads and Paolo Surico
19: Monetary Policy and Data Uncertainty: A Case Study of Distribution, Hotels and Catering Growth: Lavan Mahadeva
18: Vector Autoregression Analysis and the Great Moderation: Luca Benati and Paolo Surico
18: Vector Autoregression Analysis and the Great Moderation: Luca Benati and Paolo Surico
17: The impact of the recent migration from Eastern Europe on the UK economy: David Blanchflower, Jumana Saleheen and Chris Shadforth
17: The Impact of the Recent Migration from Eastern Europe on the UK Economy: David Blanchflower, Jumana Saleheen and Chris Shadforth
16: Diverging Trends in Aggregate and Firm–Level Volatility in the UK: Miles Parker
16: Diverging Trends in Aggregate and Firm-Level Volatility in the UK: Miles Parker
15: Do financial markets react to Bank of England communication?: Rachel Reeves and Michael Sawicki
14: National Accounts Revisions and Output Gap Estimates in a Model of Monetary Policy with Data Uncertainty: Lavan Mahadeva and Alex Muscatelli
13: UK Consumers’ Habits: Ryan Banerjee and Nicoletta Batini
12: Measuring The UK Short-Run NAIRU: Nicoletta Batini and Jennifer Greenslade
11: The Exchange Rate and Inflation in the UK: Amit Kara and Edward Nelson
10: Macroeconomic Policy Rules in Theory and in Practice: Christopher Allsopp
9: The Pricing Behaviour of UK Firms: Nicoletta Batini, Brian Jackson and Stephen Nickell
8: Too Much Too Soon: Instability and Indeterminacy with Forward-Looking Rules: Nicoletta Batini and Joseph Pearlman
7: The Future of Macroeconomic Policy in the European Union: Christopher Allsopp
6: The Lag from Monetary Policy Actions to Inflation: Friedman Revisited: Nicoletta Batini and Edward Nelson
5: Monetary Policy for an Open Economy: An Alternative Framework with Optimising Agents and Sticky Prices: Bennett McCallum and Edward Nelson
4: A Disaggregated Approach to Modelling UK Labour Force Participation: Joanne Cutler and Kenny Turnbull
3: Core Inflation in the UK: Joanne Cutler
2: Inflation Dynamics and the Labour Share in the UK: Nicoletta Batini, Brian Jackson and Stephen Nickell
1: Monetary Conditions Indices for the UK: A Survey: Nicoletta Batini and Kenny Turnbull