The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS)

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404: The Role and Significance of Japanese Industrial Policy: Its Estimation and Recent Issue

Y. Kobayashi

403: An Inquiry into Deindustrialisation in the UK: The Transition to a Service-Oriented Economy

G. Matsumoto

402: Ownership: An Inaugural Lecture

Colin Mayer

401: Should Bank Branching be Regulated? Theory and Empirical Evidence from Four European Countries

F.A. Schmid

400: Japanese Manufacturing Transplants: The Case of Regulation

K. Williams, C. Haslam, J. Williams, A. Adcroft and S. Johal

399: Comparative Productivity in British and American Manufacturing During the Nineteenth Century

Stephen Broadberry

398: The UK Poll and the Declining Electoral Roll: Unintended Consequences?

Jeremy Smith and I. McLean

397: Incentives to Support the Public Sector under Oligopoly

J. Willner

395: Capitalists and Workers: Knowledge and the Strategic Role of Investment within the Firm

G. Stewart

394: Why Have a Target Zone?

Paul Krugman and Marcus Miller

392: The Russian and Soviet Economies in two World Wars: A Comparative View

P. Gatrell and Mark Harrison

390: Norms, Sovereignty and Regulation

K. Cowling and Robin Naylor

389: On Limiting the Market for Status Signals

N.J. Ireland

388: Short-Run and Long-Run Effects of Devaluation in a Macromodel of Imperfect Competition

R.R. Campos

387: Imperfect Competition and Macroeconomics: a Survey

Huw Dixon and Neil Rankin

386: Courtship as a waiting game

Ted Bergstrom and M. Bagnoli

385: Measuring the Performance of a Central Bank. Empirical Evidence for Germany: 1964-1989

F.A. Schmid

384: Efficiency Versus Equality: the Case for Aggregate Compensating Variations in Cost-Benefit Analysis

Yew-Kwang Ng

383: Ad Valorem and Specific Taxation in a Model of Vertically Related Oligopolies

U. Galmarini

382: Women's Property and the Industrial Revolution

M. Berg

381: What Difference did Women's Work Make to the Industrial Revolution?

M. Berg

380: Transition from Pre-Industrial to Industrial Forms

M. Berg

379: Artisans and Factory Systems in the Industrial Revolution

M. Berg

378: The Efficient Allocation of Local Public Factors in Tiebout's Tradition

Wolfram Richter

377: Foreign Trade Reform and Privatisation in the USSR

Andrei Vernikov

376: Death and the Keynesian Multiplier

Neil Rankin and Domenico Scalera

375: How Does the Benefit Vary as Unemployment Spells Lenghten?

W. Narendranathan and Mark Stewart

374: Labour-Saving Innovation: Union Attitudes Under Oligopolistic Competition or Unions Luddites?

Steve Dowrick and Barbara Spencer

373: Exchange Rate Risk and Imperfect Capital Mobility in an Optimising Macromodel

Neil Rankin

372: An Economic Theory of the Open Shop Trade Union

Robin Naylor and Martin Cripps

371: TRENDS IN REAL WAGES IN BRITAIN 1750-1913

T.C. Mills and Nicholas Crafts

370: RATIONAL SPECULATION BUBBLES IN EXCHANGE RATE TARGET ZONE

Willem Buiter and Paolo Pesenti

369: Influences of Past History on the Incidence of Youth Unemployment: Empirical Finding for the U.K

W. Narendranathan and P. Elias

368: Optimal Non-Linear Income Taxation for the Alleviation of Income Poverty

Ravi Kanbur, Michael Keen and Matti Tuomala

367: ANOMALOUS SPECULATIVE ATTACKS ON FIXED EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES POSSIBLE RESOLUTIONS OF THE "GOLD STANDARD PARADOX"

Willem Buiter and V.U. Grilli

366: DO UNION REDUCE DISCRIMINATION? A MODEL OF NASH BARGAINING BETWEEN A UNION AND AN EMPLOYEUR WITH DISCRIMINATORY TASTES

Gareth Myles and Robin Naylor

365: MONOPOLY CAPITALISM REVISITED

K. Cowling

364: BRITAIN'S PRODUCTIVITY GAP IN THE 1930S: SOME NEGLECTED FACTORS

Stephen Broadberry and Nicholas Crafts

363: The 'Walters Critique' of the EMS - A Case of Inconsistent Expectations

Marcus Miller and Alan Sutherland

362: BRITISH ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS, 1851-1913: A PERSPECTIVE BASED ON GROWTH THEORY

Nicholas Crafts and T.C. Mills

361: BRITAIN'S RETURN TO GOLD AND IMPENDING ENTRY INTO THE EMS: EXPECTATIONS, JOINING CONDITIONS AND CREDIBILITY

Alan Sutherland and Marcus Miller

360: MONETARY CONTRACTING BETWEEN CENTRAL BANKS AND THE DESIGN OF SUSTAINABLE EXCHANGE-RATE ZONES

F. Delgado and Bernard Dumas

359: DYNAMIC MODELLING AND THE DEMAND FOR NARROW MONEY IN NORWAY

Gunnar Bårdsen

358: RANK, STOCK, ORDER AND EPIDEMIC EFFECTS IN THE DIFFUSION OF NEW PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES: AN EMPIRICAL MODEL

Massoud Karshenas and Paul Stoneman

357: SUBSIDIZATION OF RISKY INVESTMENT UNDER INCOME TAXATION AND MORAL HAZARD

Vidar Christiansen

356: The Role of Exogenous and Endogenous Learning the Diffusion of New Technology: An epidemic based study of the spread of Colour Television ownership in the UK

Massoud Karshenas and Paul Stoneman

355: THE INTERTEMPORAL DEMAND FOR CONSUMER TECHNOLOGIES REQUIRING JOINT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INPUTS

Paul Stoneman

354: REASSESSING PRODUCER BEHAVIOUR IN A POLICY-MODIFIED PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT

Robert Fraser

353: EXPORT SUBSIDIES AND COUNTERVAILING TARIFFS

David Collie

352: INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND COURNOT EQUILIBRIUM: EXISTENCE, UNIQUENESS AND COMPARATIVE STATICS

David Collie