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80: German monetary union and its implications for the rest of Europe

Ray Barrell

79: Full employment: the state, the market and the community

Andrew Britton

78: Employment in services: banking health services in the UK

Melanie Lansbury

77: Growth and size of firms

Peter E. Hart and Nicholas Oulton

76: The persistence of UK employment and unemployment

Robert Anderton and Soterios Soteri

75: Schooling as preparation for life and work in Switzerland and Britain

Helvia Bierhoff and S.J. Prais

74: Policy regimes and the persistence of wage inflation and unemployment

Robert Anderton

73: The net national product and exhaustible resources: the effects of foreign trade

J.A. Sefton and M.R. Weale

72: More work in fewer households?

Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth

71: Investigating structural changes in UK export performance: the role of innovation and direct investment

Andrew P Blake and Nigel Pain

70: Targetting inflation with nominal interest rates

Andrew P Blake and Peter F. Westaway

69: How effective are state employment agencies? Job centre use caaad job matching in Britain

Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth

68: Full employment in a market economy

Andrew Britton

67: Fiscal solvency and fiscal policy

Ray Barrell, James Sefton and Jan in’t Veld

66: The influence of foreign factor prices and international taxation on fixed investment in the UK

Garry Young

65: Solvency and cycles

Ray Barrell

64: The Phillips Curve in empirical macro‐models of the world economy

James Sefton and Stephen Wright

63: Small samples and structural change: a simulation study of consumption

Andrew P Blake and Peter F Westaway

62: Increasing returns and externalities in UK manufacturing: myth or reality?

Nicholas Oulton

61: The role of soft law in the evolution of rules for a single European market: the case of retailing

Duncan Matthews and David G Mayes

60: Cointegration and forecast evaluation: some lessons from National Institute forecasts

Nigel Pain

59: Mortgage equity withdrawal: causes and consequences

Peter Westaway

58: When the time was right? The UK experience of the ERM

Ray Barrell, Andrew Britton and Nigel Pain

57: Did the retreat of UK trade unionism accelerate during the 1990‐3 recession?

Paul Geroski, Psaaal Gregg and Thibaut Desjonqueres

56: Industrial investment and economic policy

Garry Young and David Mayes

55: Making decisions about education and training: a note on practice and procedures in careers guidance in France and Germany

Hilary Steadman

54: Expectational errors and bankruptcy

Garry Young

53: Smoothing the transition to skilled employment: How can school‐based vocational guidance be improved?

Valerie Jarvis

52: Economic performance and education: the nature of Britain's deficiencies

Prais Sj

50: Is the glass ceiling cracking? Gender compensation differentials and access to promotion among UK executives

Paul Gregg and Stephen Machin

49: Debt sustainability and monetary union

Guglielmo Maria Caporale

48: Bubble finance and debt sustainability: a test of the Government's intertemporal budget constraint

Guglielmo Maria Caporale

47: Workforce skills and export competitiveness: an Anglo‐German comparison

Nicholas Oulton

46: Structural differences in European labour markets

Ray Barrell, Nigel Pain and Garry Young

45: Is the UK rise in inequality different?

Paul Gregg and Stephen Machin

44: Interest rates, exchange rates and fiscal policy in Europe: the implications of Maastricht

Ray Barrell, Jan in 't Veld and James Sefton

43: Trade restraints and Japanese direct investment flows

Ray Barrell and Nigel Pain

42: Forward‐looking wages, nominal inertia and the analysis of monetary union

Bob Anderton, Ray Barrell and Jan Willem in't Veld

41: Some stochastic implications of the Government's budget constraint: an empirical analysis

Guglielmo Maria Caporale

40: The ERM and structuralchange in European labour market: a study of 10 countries

Robert Anderton and Ray Barrell

39: Nominal exchange rate regimes and the stochastic behaviour of real variables

Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Nikitas Pittus

38: Why have consumption functions broken down?

A P Blake and P F Westaway

37: The EMS and price determination in Europe

Guglielmo Maria Caporale

36: Productivity, naachinery and skills in engineering: an Anglo‐Dutch comparison

Geoff Mason and Bart van Ark

35: The evolution of rules for a single European market in leasing

Duncan Matthews and David G. Mayes

34: Productivity, product quality and workforce skills: food processing in four European countries

Geoff Mason, Bart van Ark and Karin Wagner

33: Britain's industrial skills and the school-teaching of practical subjects

Helvia Bierhoff and Prais Sj

32: The Seasonal Cycle in the UK economy

Guglielmo Maria Caporale

31: Corporate governanace in Britain and Germany

Peter F Hart

30: The effects of '1992' on the machine tool industry in Britain and Germany

Duncan Matthews and David G Mayes