The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS)

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446: Importing Credibility Through Exchange Pegging

Berthold Herrendorf

445: Taxing Economic Rents in Oil Production: An Assessment of UK PRT

Lei Zhang

444: On Centralized Bargaining in a Symmetric Oligopolistic Industry

Amrita Dhillon and Emmanuel Petrakis

443: Is Delegating Half of Demand Management Sensible?

Neil Rankin

442: Comparing the Bias and Misspecification in Arfima Models

Jeremy Smith, Nick Taylor and Sanjay Yadav

441: A Comparison of the Performance of Flexible Functional Forms for Use in Applied General Equilibrium Analysis

Carlo Perroni and Thomas Rutherford

440: Work-Related Training and Earnings Growth for Young Men in Britain

Wiji Arulampalam, Alison Booth and P. Elias

439: The Folk Theorem in Repeated Games of Incomplete Information

Martin Cripps and Jonathan Thomas

438: New Insights on the Interactions Between Regulation and Competition in Vertically Related Markets

M. Vagliasindi and Michael Waterson

437: Market Insurance, Self-Protection and the Family: A Beckerian Analysis

Clive Fraser

436: Income Taxation, Environmental Emissions and Technical Progress

Carlo Perroni

435: Structural Breaks and Seasonal Integration

Jeremy Smith and Jesus Otero

434: International Capital Tax Evasion and the Foreign Tax Credit Puzzle

Kimberley Scharf

433: Risk, Insurance and the Demand for Irreplaceable Commodities, the Case of Children

Clive Fraser

432: Modeling Monopolistic Behavior of Product and Household within CGE Framework -A Simple Model for Poland

Z. Zolkiewski

431: How High can Inflation Get During Hyperinflation? A Liquidity Costs Demand for Money Approach

Jesús Vázquez

430: The Credibility of the United Kingdom's Commitment to the ERM: Intentions versus Actions

Paul Masson

429: Oligopolistic Services and Cost Function Estimation

Otto Toivanen

428: Fiscal Policy, Adjustment Costs and Endogenous Growth

Stephen J Turnpvsky

427: The Golden Age of Economic Growth in Western Europe, 1950-73

Nicholas Crafts

426: Bayesian Analysis of Integration at Different Frequencies in Quarterly Data

Gianni Amisano

425: Increasing returns-to-Scale Evasion Technologies and Optimal Commodity Taxation

Kimberley Scharf

424: Information Acquisition and Nominal Price Adjustment

Torben M Andersen and Morten Hviid

423: Trend Growth in British Industrial Output, 1700-1913: A Reappraisal

Nicholas Crafts and Terence C Mills

422: Do low-price Guarantees facilitate Collusion?

Morten Hviid and Greg Shaffer

421: Measuring the Degree and Isolating Determinants of technical and Allocative Efficiency of Wheat Farmers in the Indian Village of Palanpur

Andre Croppenstedt

420: Cotton Textiles and Industrial Output Growth During the Industrial revolution

Knick Harley and Nicholas Crafts

419: The Size and the Power of Unit Root Tests Against Fractional Alternatives; A Monte Carlo Investigation

Jeremy Smith and Sanjay Yadav

418: An Error Correction Monetary Model Explaining the Inflationary Process in Turkey

Roberto De Santis

417: Nominal Rigidity and Monetary Uncertainty

Neil Rankin

416: Sequental-decision Making and the Measure of Technical and Allocative Efficiency in the Indian Village of Palanpur

A. Croppenstedt

415: British Economic Growth 1760-1913: A Challenge for New Growth Theory

Nicholas Crafts

414: Technological Leadership and Productivity Leadership in Manufacturing Since the Industrial Revolution: Implications for the Convergence Debate

Stephen Broadberry

413: Behind the Market Facade: An Assessment and Development of the Theory of the Firm

K. Cowling and R. Sugden

412: Policy Efficiency in a Model of Lobbying and Voting

D. Clark and Jonathan Thomas

411: Adjusting from War to Peace in 1940's Britain

Nicholas Crafts

410: Top Pay, Company Performance and Corporate Governance

Martin Conyon and Dennis Leech

409: Welfare Maximising Balanced-Budget Provision of Congestible and Excludable Jointly-Consumed Goods: Separating Allocative Efficiency from Distribution

Clive Fraser

408: Monetary Uncertainty in Discrete-Time Utility-of-Money Models

Neil Rankin

407: On Measuring Inefficiency with Public Goods: An Input- Oriented Approach

Massimo Bordignon

406: Do Government Subsidies Increase the Private Supply of Public Goods?

James Andreoni and Ted Bergstrom

405: Labour Supply, Household Production and Intra-Family Welfare Distribution

Patricia Apps and Ray Rees

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