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130: Filtered least squares and measurement error

Andrew Blake

129: The strategic management of intellectual porperty: review of the interview programme

Duncan Matthews

128: Can real equilibrium models account for the fluctuations of the UK business cycle?

Gonzalo Camba-Mendez and Joseph Pearlman

127: A monthly indicator of GDP

Dr Martin Weale

126: Interpolation using a dynamic regression model: specification and Monte Carlo properties

Dr Martin Weale

125: The evolution of rules for the European single market in pharmaceuticals

Duncan Matthews

124: Capital accumulation and manufacturing productivity performance: US-European Comparisons

Mary O'Mahony

123: A calibrated model of saving and income distribution for the UK

Dr Martin Weale

122: A solution method for consumption decisions in a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model

James Sefton

121: UK Labour Market Reforms and Sectoral Wage Formation

Bob Anderton

120: Back From The Dead Again? Production Supervisors in the United States, Britain and Germany

Geoff Mason

119: A Common Currency Route to EMU: The Hard ECU Revisited

Christopher Taylor

118: Trade with China: Do the Figures Add up?

Simon Broadbent

117: Labour Productivity in Transport and Communications: International Comparisons

Mary O'Mahony

116: Income distribution and income dynamics in the United Kingdom

Dr Martin Weale

115: The evolution of rules for the Single European Market in insurance

Duncan Matthews

114: Consumption and the means of payment: an empirical analysis for the United Kingdom

Dr Martin Weale

113: Britain's fiscal problems

Nigel Pain, Dr Martin Weale and Dr Garry Young

112: Under-achievement and pedagogy

R G Luxton

111: School-readiness, whole-class teaching and pupils' mathematical attainments

Sig Prais

110: Industry, regulation and the single European market

Duncan Matthews

109: Comparative productivity in market services: the distributive trades

Mary O'Mahony

108: Employment protection and labour demand

Julian Morgan

107: Continental Drift: European Integration and the Location of UK Foreign Direct Investment

Nigel Pain

106: Air Transport: International comparisons of Labour Productivity

Jennet Vass

105: Productivity in Market Services: International Comparisons

Mary O'Mahony

104: The British Stake in Hong Kong: Trade in Goods

Simon Broadbent

103: Competition and the Dispersion of Labour Productivity amongst UK Companies

Nick Oulton

102: UK Trade Performance and the Role of Product Quality, Innovation and Hysteresis: Some Preliminary Results

Bob Anderton

101: Trade Performance and the Role of R & D, Patents, Investment and Hysteresis: An Analysis

Bob Anderton

100: Did the Underlying Behaviour of Inflation Change in the 1980s? A Study of 17 Countries

Bob Anderton

99: Personal sector wealth in the United Kingdom - 1920-1956

Dr Martin Weale

98: Modelling Structural Change In The UK Housing Market: A Comparison Of Alternative House Price Models

Nigel Pain and Peter Westaway

97: Financial Intermediation Services Indirectly Measured: Estimates for France and the UK based on the

Dr Martin Weale

96: Wage Determination and Active Labour Market Programme

Bob Anderton

95: Job Creation And Variations In Corporate Growth

P E Hart and Nick Oulton

94: Innovation and export behaviour at the firm level

Katherine Wakelin

93: The social rate of return to investment

Dr Garry Young

92: The role of the firm in the evolution of European Environmental Rules:The case of the water industry

Duncan Matthews

91: Regionalism, innovation and the location of German direct investment

Nigel Pain and Ray Barrell

90: Laying the foundations of numeracy: a comparison of primary school textbooks in Britain, Germany and Switzerland

Helvia Bierhoff

89: Productivity, machinery and skills in the United States and Western Europe: precision engineering

Geoff Mason and David Finegold

88: The quality of manufactured products in Britain and Germany

Valerie Jarvis and S. J. Prais

87: Output gaps and inflation: an approach using a multivariable Beveridge‐Nelson decomposition

J. A. Sefton

86: Time consistent policymaking: The infinite horizon case

Andrew P. Blake and Peter F. Westaway

85: Credibility and the effectiveness of inflation targeting regimes

Andrew P. Blake and Peter F. Westaway

84: The role of the firm in the evolution of European social policy rules: the case of the UK construction industry

Duncan Matthews and John Pickering

83: UK manufacturing employment since Beveridge: the chemical and motor vehicle industries

Melanie Lansbury

82: Examining the properties of vintage models of production

Peter F. Westaway and Garry Young

81: The employment effects of the Maastricht Fiscal Criteria

Ray Barrell, Julian Morgan and Nigel Pain