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343: A NORMATIVE ANALYSIS OF CAPITAL INCOME TAXES IN THE PRESENCE OF AGGREGATE RISK

V. Christiansen

342: FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND THE RISK OF EXPROPRIATION

Jonathan Thomas and Timothy Worrall

341: ANTI-BUSINESS CULTURE AND THE CHANGING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT

L. Hannah

340: FORDIST TECHNOLOGY AND BRITAIN: THE DIFFUSION OF LABOUR SPEED-UP

Wayne Lewchuk

339: COMPUTER AND DYNAMO: THE MODERN PRODUCTIVITY PARADOX IN A NOT-TOO DISTANT MIRROR

Paul David

338: OWNERSHIP, COMPETITION AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH: THE IMPACT OF LIBERALISATION AND PRIVATISATION UPON BRITISH TELECOM

James Foreman-Peck

337: EXCHANGE RATE BANDS WITH PRICE INERTIA

Marcus Miller and P. Weller

336: MONETARY TARGETS, EXCHANGE RATE TARGETS AND AFTER: A STOCHASTIC "HARD- LANDING" FOR STERLING?

Marcus Miller and Alan Sutherland

335: VOLUNTARY PUBLIC GOODS

Clive Fraser

334: INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC INCOME TAXES

Gareth Myles

333: WHEN DOES COORDINATION PAY?

Marcus Miller and Mark Salmon

332: THE OPEN SHOP UNION AND MANAGEMENT OPPOSITION

Robin Naylor and Oddbjørn Raaum

331: MODELLING THE PROBABILITY OF LEAVING UNEMPLOYMENT: COMPETING RISKS MODELS WITH FLEXIBLE BASELINE HAZARDS

W. Narendranathan and Mark Stewart

330: PROFIT DETERMINATION IN U.K. MANUFACTURING

Martin Conyon and Stephen Machin

329: REPUTATION EFFECTS IN DYNAMIC GAMES

Martin Cripps

328: THE FIRST WOMEN ECONOMIC HISTORIANS: THE LSE CONNECTION

M. Berg

327: A SOCIAL CUSTOM MODEL OF COLLECTIVE ACTION

Robin Naylor

326: A NEW INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY: PREPARING EUROPE FOR THE TURN OF THE CENTURY

K. Cowling

325: POWER INDICES AND PROBABILISTIC VOTING ASSUMPTIONS

Dennis Leech

324: A MICROECONOMETRIC MODEL OF INTERTEMPORAL SUBSTITUTION AND CONSUMER DEMAND

Richard Blundell, Martin Browning and Costas Meghir

323: UNION WAGE DIFFERENTIALS, PRODUCT MARKET INFLUENCES AND THE DIVISION OF RENTS

Mark Stewart

322: AN INTER-ESTABLISHMENT STUDY OF UNION MEMBERSHIP IN GREAT BRITAIN

Paul Gregg and Robin Naylor

321: TRAINING AND CONTRACTS: SOME DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION

Gareth Myles

320: SOVIET NATIONAL INCOME AND THE BURDEN OF DEFENCE, 1937 AND 1940-1944

Mark Harrison

319: TOTAL OUTPUT AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF LABOUR IN SOVIET INDUSTRY, 1940-1945

Mark Harrison

318: THE STABILIZING PROPERTIES OF TARGET ZONES

Marcus Miller, P. Weller and J. Williamson

317: EXCHANGE RATE BANDS AND REALIGNMENTS IN A STATIONARY STOCHASTIC SETTING

Marcus Miller and P. Weller

316: ACCOUNTING FOR TIME USE

G. Pyatt

315: IMPERFECT COMPETITION AND THE TAXATION OF INTERMEDIATE GOODS

Gareth Myles

314: WORKFARE VS. WELFARE: INCENTIVE ARGUMENTS FOR WORK REQUIREMENTS IN POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAMS

Timothy Besley and Stephen Coate

313: A VOLUME INDEX OF THE TOTAL MUNITIONS OUTPUT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1939- 1944

Mark Harrison

312: THE VOLUME OF SOVIET MUNITIONS OUTPUT, 1937-1944: A REEVALUATION

Mark Harrison

311: PROGRESS AND PROVIDENCE IN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY POLITICAL ECONOMY

M. Berg

310: RECIPROCITY IN THE PRISONERS' DILEMMA: A NEW LOOK AT PROFIT-SHARING PARTICIPATION AND WORK ORGANISATION

J. Cable and S. Charles

309: SOLVING STOCHASTIC SADDLEPOINT SYSTEMS: A QUALITATIVE TREATMENT WITH ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS

Marcus Miller and P. Weller

308: ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NINETEETH CENTURY BRITAIN: COMPARISONS WITH EUROPE IN THE CONTEXT OF GERSCHENKRON'S HYPOTHESES

Nicholas Crafts, Stephen Leybourne and T.C. Mills

307: REPUTATION, SOCIAL CUSTOM AND TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP

Robin Naylor and Martin Cripps

306: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION INTO INCOME DISTRIBUTION, MARKET STRUCTURE AND UNIONISATION IN UK MANUFACTURING 1980-1984

Martin Conyon

305: WILL THE REAL BOSSES PLEASE STAND UP: MARGLIN AND LANDES ON THE ORIGINS OF CAPITALIST HIERARCHY

M. Berg

304: REVISIONS AND REVOLUTIONS: TECHNOLOGY AND PRODUCTIVITY CHANGE IN MANUFACTURE IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND

M. Berg

303: THE REVENUE AND WELFARE EFFECTS OF FISCAL HARMONIZATION FOR THE UK

Elizabeth Symons and Ian Walker

302: COHERENT SPECIFICATION OF DEMAND SYSTEMS WITH CORNER SOLUTIONS AND ENDOGENOUS REGIMES

Arthur van Soest, Peter Kooreman and Arie Kapteyn

301: PROFIT-SHARING AND PRODUCTIVITY: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON

J. Cable and Nicholas Wilson

300: PROFIT-SHARING AND PRODUCTIVITY: AN ANALYSIS OF UK ENGINEERING FIRMS

J.R. Cable and Nicholas Wilson

299: INDIVIDUAL RATIONALITY AND THE SOCIAL VALUATION OF LIFE

Timothy Besley and Ravi Kanbur

298: POVERTY, INCENTIVES AND LINEAR INCOME TAXATION

Ravi Kanbur and Michael Keen

297: LEARNING RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS IN A POLICY GAME

Martin Cripps

296: TARIFF POLICY AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION

Gareth Myles

295: GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION: PROFIT FEEDBACK EFFECTS AND PRICE NORMALISATIONS

Martin Cripps and Gareth Myles

294: WAS THE COLLAPSE OF BRITISH INDUSTRY AFTER THE WORLD WAR INEVITABLE? STRUCTURAL AND MACROECONOMIC EXPLANATIONS OF INTERWAR UNEMPLOYMENT

Stephen Broadberry