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10197/2934: An application of damage cost allocation for airport services in Ireland

Kieran Feighan and Aisling Reynolds-Feighan

10197/2923: Characterisation of airline networks: a North American and European Comparison

Aisling Reynolds-Feighan

10197/2915: North West Wales - Eastern Ireland airbridge: joining Wales and Ireland in Europe: final report

Brian Jones, Luke Davies, Jeni Roberts, Aisling Reynolds-Feighan and Peter McLay

10197/2914: Economic evaluation of the impact of air service on small metropolitan and rural communities: final report

Geoffrey Hewings, Randal A. Wiedemann and Aisling Reynolds-Feighan

10197/2913: Institutional issues in transatlantic aviation

Aisling Reynolds-Feighan

10197/278: Visits to primary care physicians and to specialists under gatekeeper and point-of-service arrangements

Kanika Kapur, Geoffrey F. Joyce, José J. Escarce and Krista A. Van Vorst

10197/277: Characteristics of eye care practices with managed care contracts

Kanika Kapur, Matthew D. Solomon, Paul P. Lee, Carol M. Mangione, John L. Adams, Steven L. Wickstrom and José J. Escarce

10197/274: Medicare calibration of the clinically detailed risk information system for cost

Kanika Kapur, Chien-Wen Tseng, Afshin Rastegar, Grace Carter and Emmett Keeler

10197/269: Is the individual market more than a bridge market? An analysis of disenrollment decisions

Kanika Kapur, M. Susan Marquis, Melinda Buntin, José J. Escarce and Thomas A. Louis

10197/266: Individual health insurance within the family: can subsidies promote family coverage?

Kanika Kapur, M. Susan Marquis and José J. Escarce

10197/263: Family decision making when two workers are offered group coverage

M. Susan Marquis and Kanika Kapur

10197/259: Where do the sick go? Health insurance and employment in small and large firms

Kanika Kapur, José J. Escarce, M. Susan Marquis and Kosali I. Simon

10197/257: The role of health insurance in joint retirement among married couples

Jeannette Rogowski and Kanika Kapur

10197/254: Unemployment and the durational structure of exit rates

Karl Whelan

10197/253: A guide to the use of chain aggregated NIPA data

Karl Whelan

10197/252: Federal Reserve information during the great moderation

Karl Whelan and Antonello D'Agostino

10197/251: Has Euro-area inflation persistence changed over time?

Gerard O'Reilly and Karl Whelan

10197/250: Real wage dynamics and the Phillips Curve

Karl Whelan

10197/249: New tests of the New-Keynesian Phillips Curve

Karl Whelan and Jeremy Rudd

10197/248: Tax incentives, material inputs, and the supply curve for capital equipment

Karl Whelan

10197/247: Balanced growth revisited: a two-sector model of economic growth

Karl Whelan

10197/246: Wage Curve vs. Phillips Curve: are there macroeconomic implications?

Karl Whelan

10197/245: Explaining the investment boom of the 1990s

Stacey Tevlin and Karl Whelan

10197/244: Computers, obsolescence, and productivity

Karl Whelan

10197/243: Does labor's share drive inflation?

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/242: Conditional convergence revisited: taking Solow very seriously

Karl Whelan and Kieran McQuinn

10197/241: On the relationships between real consumption, income, and wealth

Karl Whelan, Michael Palumbo and Jeremy Rudd

10197/240: Embodiment, productivity, and the age distribution of capital

Karl Whelan

10197/239: Can rational expectations sticky-price models explain inflation dynamics

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/238: Inflation targets, credibility and persistence in a simple sticky-price framework

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/237: Modelling inflation dynamics: a critical review of recent research

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/236: Staggered price contracts and inflation persistence: some general results

Karl Whelan

10197/235: Federal Reserve information during the great moderation

Karl Whelan and Antonello D'Agostino

10197/234: Solow (1956) as a model of cross-country growth dynamics

Karl Whelan and Kieran McQuinn

10197/233: Does the labour share of income drive inflation?

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/228: A note on the cointegration of consumption, income, and wealth

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/227: Inflation targets, credibility, and persistence in a simple sticky-price framework

Karl Whelan and Jeremy Rudd

10197/226: Technology shocks and hours worked: checking for robust conclusions

Karl Whelan

10197/225: Testing parameter stability: a wild bootstrap approach

Karl Whelan

10197/224: A note on trade costs and distance

Karl Whelan and Martina Lawless

10197/221: The Irish experience of monetary linkages with the United Kingdom and developments since joining the EMS

John Bradley and Karl Whelan

10197/220: Understanding the dynamics of labor shares and inflation

Karl Whelan and Martina Lawless

10197/219: Consumption and expected asset returns without assumptions about unobservables

Karl Whelan

10197/218: New evidence on balanced growth, stochastic trends, and economic fluctuations

Karl Whelan

10197/217: Prospects for growth in the Euro area

Kieran McQuinn and Karl Whelan

10197/216: Some new economy lessons for macroeconomists

Karl Whelan

10197/215: Ricardian equivalence and the Irish consumption function: the evidence re-examined

Karl Whelan

10197/212: Empirical proxies for the consumption–wealth ratio

Jeremy Rudd and Karl Whelan

10197/211: Has Euro-area inflation persistence changed over time?

Gerard O'Reilly and Karl Whelan

10197/210: Wealth and asset price effects on economic activity

Karl Whelan, Filippo Altissimo, Evangelia Georgiou, Teresa Sastre, Maria Valderrama, Gabriel Sterne, Marc Stocker, Mark Weth and Alpo Willman