The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS)

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215: The Age Structure of Unemployment in Great Britain 1953-1980

K.g Knight and Mark Stewart

214: Financial Organisation and Industrial Efficiency: The Case of West German Banks (revised)

John R Cable

213: The effects and Determinants of Training

Christine Greenhalgh and Mark Stewart

212: Work History Patterns and the Occupational Attainment of Women

Christine Greenhalgh and Mark Stewart

211: Occupational Status and Mobility of Men and Women

Christine Greenhalgh and Mark Stewart

210: On Cournot-Nash Equilibria with Exogenous Uncertainty

Jan Aaftink, Norman Ireland and Murat Sertel

209: Inflation-Adjusting the Public Sector Financial Deficit: Measurement and Implications for Policy

Marcus Miller

208: The Degree of Monopoly, International Trade and Transnational Corporations

Roger Sugden

207: On Least Squares Estimation when the Dependent Variable is Grouped

Mark Stewart

205: Conduct, Structure and Relative Welfare Losses in Quantity-Setting Duopoly

John Cable, Alan Carruth and Avinash Dixit

204: Real Exchange Rate Overshooting and the Output Cost of Bringing Down Inflation

Willem Buiter and Marcus Miller

203: Real Adjustment and Exchange-rate Dynamics

J. Peter Neary and Douglas Purvis

202: Wages, relative Prices and the Choice Between Fixed and Flexible Exchange Rates

Richard C Marston

201: On the Adequacy of Policy Instruments and Information When the Meaning of Money is Changing

Donald D Hester

200: Saddlepoint Problems in Continuous Time Rational Expectations Models: A General Method and Some Macroeconomic Examples

Willem Buiter

199: Error Correction Mechanisms

Mark Salmon

198: Models for X-11 and 'X-11-Forecast' Procedures for Preliminary and Revised Seasonal Adjustments

Kenneth Wallis

197: On Utilitarianism and Horizontal Equity as Welfare-Symmetry in Incomes

Jesus Seade

196: Reflections on the Invisible Hand

Frank Hahn

195: American Innovation Abroad: The Multidivisional Hypothesis in West Germany

John Cable and Manfred J Dirrheimer

194: Rational Forecasts from Non-Rational Models

Andy Snell

193: Synopsis: Pricing and Quality Control under Goodwill Loss, I

Clive Fraser

192: Bayesian Learning and the Optimal Investment Decision of the Firm

Ian Tonks

191: Short-Run Employment Behaviour of the Labour-Managed Firm: Evidence from Yugoslavia

Geoff Stewart

190: Technology, Diffusion, Wages and Employment

Paul Stoneman

189: Uncertainty, Adjustment Costs and Expected keynesian Unemployment

Christopher J Ellis

188: Wage Share, Concentration and Unionism

Keith Cowling and Ian Molho

187: Dynamic Models and Expectations Hypotheses

Kenneth Wallis

186: A model of Bilateral Bargaining in the Labour Market

Christopher J Ellis

185: Oil, Disinflation, and Export Competitiveness: A Model of the "Dutch Disease"

Willem Buiter and Douglas Purvis

184: Model Validation and Forecast Comparisons: Theoretical and Practical Considerations

Mark Salmon and Kenneth Wallis

183: Monetary Policy and International Competitiveness (A story of smart speculators and sticky prices, set in a world of high-speed capital movements)

Willem Buiter and Marcus Miller

182: Alternative Exchange Rate Regimes and the Transmission of Disturbances: A general Equilibrium Approach

Torsten Persson

181: On Raddom Preferences, Future Flexibility and the Demand for Illiquid Assets (Revised)

Clive Fraser

180: Public Enterprise Pricing, Taxation and Market Structure

Paul A Weller

179: A Note on the Speed of Convergence of Prices in Random Exchange Economies

Paul A Weller

178: Advertising and Hours of Work in U.S. Manufacturing, 1919 - 75

J.a Brack and K.g Cowling

177: A Simple World Model of Monetary Union - A Note

Jennifer M Ellis

176: Optimal Public Policy in Open Economies

Alasdair Smith

175: Direct vs Indirect Taxation of Externalities: A General Treatment

Ben Lockwood

174: Savings Propensities from Wage and Non-Wage Income

A. J Mrufin

173: The Gains from Free Trade

Avinash Dixit and Victor Norman

172: Policy Decentralisation and Exchange Rate Management in Interdependent Economies

Willem Buiter and Jonathan Eaton

171: Anti-Inflationary Monetary Policy and the Capital Import Tax

Nissan Liviatan

170: Proto-Industry, Political Economy and the Division of Labour

Maxine Berg

169: A Feldman-Type Model of War Economy

Mark Harrison

168: On the size of a Controlling Share-holding

J Cubbin and Dennis Leech

167: A Tentative Analysis of the Stability of a Competition Economy with Externalities

M. Homma

166: On the Sign of the Optimal Marginal Income Tax

Jesus Seade

165: Temporary Equilibrium, Expectations and Notional Spillovers

Christopher J. Ellis