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29: Equilibrium monetary policy in a model of inflation and employment

Andrew P Blake

28: Productivity and human capital formation in UK and German manufacturing

Mary O'Mahony

27: The taxation of capital inconae in the UK: 1964/5 to 1992/3

Garry Young

26: Do central bankers have to be conservative?

Andrew P Blake and Peter F Westaway

25: Out for the count again? A social scientist's analysis of unemployment statistics in the UK

Paul Gregg

24: From Walras to NIMOD: some reflections on the equilibrium properties of macroeconomic models

Andrew Britton

23: Mathematics for vocational students in France and England: contrasting provision and consequences

Alison Wolf

22: Learning about Monetary Union: An analysis of boundedly rational learning in European labour rraarkets

Ray Barrell, Guglielmo Maria Caporale, Anthony Garrett and S Hall

21: Forward looking wages and the analysis of Monetary Union

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

20: The recent experience of economic forecasting in Britain: some lessons from National Institute forecasts

Nigel Pain and Andrew Britton

19: Unanticipated exchange‐rate changes and risk premia within the EMS

Nikitas Pittus

18: The effects of '1992' on the insurance industry in Britain and Germany

Peter E Hart

17: Depreciation, obsolescence and the role of capital in growth accounting: a comment on "Scott's Policy Implications of "A new view of economic growth""

Nicholas Oulton

16: To devalue or not to devalue? An analysis of UK exchange rate policy in the REM

Peter Westaway

15: A simulation model of consumer spending and housing demand

Peter Westaway

14: Monetary policy changes and unit root statistics

Nigel Pain

13: A forward-looking model of housing construction in the UK

Christopher Tsoukis and Peter Westaway

12: A systems approach to the demand for imports and domestic output in the UK

Bob Anderton, Nigel Pain and Peter Westaway

11: An analysis of the impact of finite horizons on macroeconomic control

Andrew Blake and Peter Westaway

10: The British system of youth training: a comparison with Germany

Nicholas Oulton and Hilary Steedman

9: Mathematics in vocational youth training for the building trades in Britain, France and Germany

Hilary Steedman

8: The effects of 1992 on the pharmaceuticals industry in Britain and Germany

P E Hart

7: Time consistent mixed precommitant macropolicy

Andrew P Blake

6: The response of UK retailers to the Single European Market

David Mayes and Alan Shipman

5: Investment, increasing returns, and the pattern of productivity growth in UK manufacturing, 1953-76

Nicholas Oulton

4: An equilibrium model of company finance and the cost of capital

Garry Young

3: The real exchange rate, fiscal policy and the role of wealth: an analysis of equilibrium in a monetary union

Ray Barrell, A Gurney and Jan Willem in't Veld

2: The effects of '1992' on the external and internal growth of British and German companies

P E Hart

1: Exchange-rate realignments in the European Monetary System

Andrew Britton