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007: The GCE Examining System: a Quasi-Market Analysis

Alain Anderton, Gwen Coates and Steve Hurd

006: Economics and Business Studies - Trends in GCE A-Level

Alain Anderton, Gwen Coates and Steve Hurd

005: Local Authority Grants and the Flypaper effect in England

Jean Mangan and Richard Ledward

004: Privatisation and Transition in Albania

Iraj Hashi and Lindita Xhillari

003: Mass Privatisation and Corporate Governance in the Czech Republic

Iraj Hashi

002: An experimental test of trade hysteresis: market exit and entry decisions in the presence of sunk costs and exchange rate uncertainty

David Ansic and Geoffrey Pugh

001: Competition in the School Curriculum: the economic and policy context in the UK

Nick Adnett

00-2: On the Importance of Knowledge Augmenting Research: An Empirical Investigation

Jean Mangan, Nick Adnett and Peter Davies

00-1: Stayers and Movers: the determinants of post-16 educational choice^M

Ahmad Seyf

997: The Demand for Professional Team Sports: Traditional Findings and New Developments

Paul Downward and Alistair Dawson

996: Rewarding Performing Teachers? theory, evidence and UK policy

Nick Adnett

995: THE POLISH NATIONAL INVESTMENT FUND PROGRAMME: MASS PRIVATISATION WITH A DIFFERENCE

Iraj Hashi

994: Market-Based Reforms of Public Schooling: Some Unpleasant Dynamics

Nick Adnett, Spiros Bougheas and Peter Davies

993: Mature Female Entrants to Higher Education: Matching Theory, Empirical Analysis and Policy

Nick Adnett and Gwen Coates

992: Analysis of the Industrial Organisation of the Package Tour Industry: Some Implications for Practitioners

Brian Davies and Dr Paul Downward

991: Market Forces and School Curriculum

Peter Davies and Nick Adnett

98-9: Exchange rate variability, international trade and monetary cooperation in Europe: some quantitative evidence for the single currency debate

Geoff Pugh, David Tyrrall, Przemyslaw Rodecki and Lukasz Tarnawa

98-8: Risk, Uncertainty and Inference in Post Keynesian Economics:A Realist Commentary

Paul Downward

98-7: Realism and Inference in Economics: A Note

Dr Paul Downward

98-6: Issues in the Industrial Organisation Paradigm: a Further Application to the UK Hotel Industry

Brian Davies

98-5: RECONCILING THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF UK SCHOOLING QUASI-MARKETS

Nick Adnett and Peter Davies

98-4: Transferable Training and the Hold-Up Problem: Policy Implications

Nick Adnett and Spiros Bougheas

98-3: Competition and Contestability in the U.K. Package Tour Industry: Some Empirical Observations

Brian Davies and Paul Downward

98-2: Nuffield Economics and Business A-level: an evaluation of curriculum integration

Gwen Coates, Steve Hurd and Alain Anderton

98-13: Post Keynesian Pricing Theory `Reconfirmed'(?) A Critical Review of `Asking About Prices'

Paul Downward and Frederick Lee

98-12: School Behaviour in a Local Quasi-Market

Peter Davies and Nick Adnett

98-11: QUASI-MARKET REFORMS AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOLING IN ENGLAND AND WALES: an economic analysis

Peter Davies and Nick Adnett

98-1: Can more FDI solve the problem of unemployment in the EU? A Short Note

Iraj Seyf