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335: Fourier Methods: A Survey

D.S.G. Pollock

334: Efficiency Wages and Labour Demand

Christopher Martin

333: Inflation, Exchange Rates and Central-Bank Policy in a Transition Economy: An Analysis of the Latvian Experience, 1992-1994

Alfred Vanags and J. Garry

332: Lectures in Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting. Book I. (reprint of Working Paper No. 289)

D.S.G. Pollock

331: The Price of Justice: Regulating the Market for Civil Justice

Hugh Gravelle

330: Changing Quality

Luigi Filippini

329: Cartels, Contracts and Centralization: The Transition to Futures Trading for Primary Commodities

Jonathan Haskel and Andrew Powell

328: Do Other Firms Matter in Oligopolies?

Jonathan Haskel and Pasquale Scaramozzino

327: Aggregate Demand and Agricultural Output in a Developing Economy: The Short Run

R. Hopkins

326: Linear Filters: A Survey

D.S.G. Pollock

325: Nonoptimal Nash Bargaining Solutions

Marco Mariotti

324: Price Formation in an Open Economy Theory and Evidence for the UK, 1951-91

Christopher Martin

323: Should the UK adopt the Social Chapter?

Christopher Martin and B. Kersey

322: Changes in Political Regimes, Wage-Setting, and the Path of the Optimal Exchange Rate

George Bratsiotis

321: Unanimity and the Nash Bargaining Solution

Marco Mariotti

320: Why the Greek Government Must Grant Political and Economic Independence to the Central Bank of Greece

I. Mourmouras

319: Four Essays in the Theory of Macroeconomic Policy

I. Mourmouras

318: Has Bayesian Estimation Principle Ever Used Bayes' Rule?

Duo Qin

317: Risk Aversion and the Full Costs of Rent-Seeking

R.J. Allard

316: Disequilibrium Policy Effects on Money Demand Relationship: Evidence from Three Economies

Duo Qin

315: Will Skill Shortages End the Recovery?

Jonathan Haskel and Christopher Martin

314: Bayesian Inference and Asset Pricing

A. Roy

313: Duration Modeling with Unobserved Heterogeneity with Applications to Vacancies in Marseilles

G. Teyssière

312: Time Series Analysis of Market Power: Evidence from G-7 Manufacturing

M. Beccarello

311: The Political Economy of Exchange Rate Management

C.L. Gilbert

310: Money, Saving and Portfolio Choice under Uncertainty

E. Katz and A. Vanags

309: Is UK Manufacturing Leaner and Fitter?

Jonathan Haskel and Christopher Martin

308: The Winners and Losers from UK Privatisation

Jonathan Haskel

307: Turnover Costs and the Labour Demand Curve

Christopher Martin

306: Independence and Monotonicity in Axiomatic Bargaining Theory

Marco Mariotti

305: Privatisation and X-inefficiency: A Bargaining Approach

J.E. Haske and Amparo Sanchis-Llopis

304: Metaphors for Time-Series Analysis

D.S.G. Pollock

303: On "On the Interpretation of the Nash Bargaining Solution and its Extension to Non-Expected Utility Preference" by A. Rubinstein, Z. Safra & W. Thomson

Marco Mariotti

302: Rise of Bayesian Econometrics

Duo Qin

301: Specification of Stochastic Contests: Tournaments, Patent Races and Lotteries

R.J. Allard

300: Skill Shortages, Productivity Growth and Wage Inflation in UK Manufacturing

Jonathan Haskel and Christopher Martin

299: Staggered and Synchronous Wage Contracts: Supply Shocks, Union and Bank Preferences, and Macroeconomic Performance

George Bratsiotis

298: Matching Process in the Labour Market in Marseilles. An Econometric Study

G. Teyssière

297: Unions Cash Flow and Investment Decisions: Evidence from Italian Firm Data

Giovanni Urga

296: Can Excess Sensitivity Be Interpreted as the Proportion of Income Accruing to Liquidity Constrained Consumers?

A. Lopez Mejia

295: Near Rationality and the Consumption Function: The U.K. Evidence

A. Lopez Mejia

294: The Spatial Peak-Load Problem of Mass Transit Networks

Alfred Vanags and J. Carbajo

293: The Nash Solution and Independence of Revealed Irrelevant Alternatives

Marco Mariotti

292: Panel Data vs Time Series Regression Analysis: An Aggregation Issue

Giovanni Urga and Giuseppe Parigi

291: Smoothing with Cubic Splines

D.S.G. Pollock

290: Untitled

D.S.G. Pollock

289: Lectures in Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting. Book I

D.S.G. Pollock

288: Stability Conditions for Linear Stochastic Models

D.S.G. Pollock

287: The Misspecification of Dynamic Regression Models

D.S.G. Pollock

286: The Effects of Privatisation, Restructuring and Competition on Productivity Growth in UK Public Corporations

Jonathan Haskel and S. Syzmanski