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Authors:
CHRIS ALLEN
DAVID CURRIE
T.G. SRINIVASAN
DAVID VINES
Citation: CHRIS ALLEN et al., POLICY INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE OECD COUNTRIES AND LATIN AMERICA IN THE 1980s, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(SJ), 1992, pp. 1
Authors:
E.P.DAVIS
Citation: E.P.DAVIS, CREDIT QUALITY SPREADS, BOND MARKET EFFICIENCY AND FINANCIAL FRAGILITY, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(SJ), 1992, pp. 21
Authors:
RONALD MacD0NALD
Citation: RONALD MacD0NALD, EXCHANGE RATE SURVEY DATA; A DISAGGREGATED G-7 PERSPECTIVE, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(SJ), 1992, pp. 47
Authors:
STEPHEN WRIGHT
Citation: STEPHEN WRIGHT, EQUILIBRIUM REAL EXCHANGE RATES, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(SJ), 1992, pp. 63
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MAXWELL J. FRY
Citation: MAXWELL J. FRY, CAN A CENTRAL BANK GO BUST?, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(SJ), 1992, pp. 85
Authors:
S.G.HALL,D.ROBERTSON,"M.R. WICKENS
Citation: S.G.HALL,D.ROBERTSON,"M.R. WICKENS, MEASURING CONVERGENCE OF THE EC ECONOMIES, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(SJ), 1992, pp. 99
Authors:
JAMES FOREMAN-PECK
Citation: JAMES FOREMAN-PECK, A POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION,1815-1914, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(04), 1992, pp. 359
Authors:
PATRICIA FRASER
CHRISTOPHER D. ROGERS
Citation: PATRICIA FRASER et CHRISTOPHER D. ROGERS, SOME EVIDENCE OF THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF COMMODITY PRICES IN THE FORMULATION OF MONETARY POLICY, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(04), 1992, pp. 377
Authors:
BARRY REILLY
ROBERT WITT
Citation: BARRY REILLY et ROBERT WITT, ARE THE TREASURY'S TAX REVENUE FORECASTS RATIONAL?, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(04), 1992, pp. 390
Authors:
PAUL MIZEN
Citation: PAUL MIZEN, SHOULD BUFFER STOCK THEORISTS BE BROAD-OR NARROW-MINDED? SOME ANSWERSOF AGGREGATE U.K. DATA: 1966-1989, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(04), 1992, pp. 403
Authors:
DAVID H. BLACKABY
LESTER C. HUNT
Citation: DAVID H. BLACKABY et LESTER C. HUNT, THE WAGE CURVE AND LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYMENT: A CAUTIONARY NOTE, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(04), 1992, pp. 419
Authors:
LEIGH DRAKE
Citation: LEIGH DRAKE, THE SUBSTITUTABILITY OF FINANCIAL ASSETS IN THE U.K. AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR MONETARY AGGREGATION, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(03), 1992, pp. 221
Authors:
K.D. PATTERSON
S.M. HERAVI
Citation: K.D. PATTERSON et S.M. HERAVI, EFFICIENT FORECASTS OR MEASUREMENT ERRORS? SOME EVIDENCE FOR REVISIONS TO UNITED KINGDOM GDP GROWTH RATES, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(03), 1992, pp. 249
Authors:
LUCIANO BOGGIO
Citation: LUCIANO BOGGIO, PRODUCTION PRICES AND DYNAMIC STABILITY: RESULTS AND OPEN QUESTIONS, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(03), 1992, pp. 264
Authors:
HUW DIXON
Citation: HUW DIXON, NOMINAL WAGE FLEXIBILITY IN A PARTLY-UNIONIZED ECONOMY, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(03), 1992, pp. 295
Authors:
ALI A. BOBOL
LESLIE YOUNG
Citation: ALI A. BOBOL et LESLIE YOUNG, DEVELOPMENT WITH LIMITED AND INLIMITED SUPPLIES OF CAPITAL, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(03), 1992, pp. 307
Authors:
RONALD WONNACOTT
PAUL WONNACOTT
Citation: RONALD WONNACOTT et PAUL WONNACOTT, THE CUSTOMS UNION ISSUE REOPENED, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(02), 1992, pp. 119
Authors:
DAVID COLLIE
Citation: DAVID COLLIE, EXPORT SUBSIDISE, ENTRY DETERRENCE AND COUNTERVAILING TARIFFS, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(02), 1992, pp. 136
Authors:
S.A.DRAKOPOULOS
Citation: S.A.DRAKOPOULOS, PSYCHOLOGICAL THRESHOLDS DEMAND AND PRICE RIGIDITY, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(02), 1992, pp. 152
Authors:
YERIMA L.NGAMA
Citation: YERIMA L.NGAMA, TESTING THE EFFICIENCY OF THIN FORWARD FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS: AN APPLICATION OF INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLE MULTIPLE REGRESSION WITH INTEGRATED. 1(1), VARIABLE, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(02), 1992, pp. 169
Authors:
SIMON BURGESS
Citation: SIMON BURGESS, OPTIMAL JOB ACCEPTANCE WHEN THE WAGE OFFER DISTRIBUTION IN UNKNOWN, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(02), 1992, pp. 181
Authors:
KEITH CUTHBERTSON
MARK P. TAYLOR
Citation: KEITH CUTHBERTSON et MARK P. TAYLOR, A COMPARISON OF THE RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS AND THE GENERAL-TO SPECIFICAPPROACHES TO MODELLING THE DEMAND FOR M1, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(01), 1992, pp. 1
Authors:
R. ANDERTON
Citation: R. ANDERTON, U.K. EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURES: TESTING FOR THE EFFECTS OF NON-PRICE COMPETITIVENESS USING STOCHASTIC TRENDS AND PROFITABILITY MEASURES, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(01), 1992, pp. 23
Authors:
PETER SINCLAIR
Citation: PETER SINCLAIR, HIGH DOES NOTHING AND RISING IS WORSE: CARBON TAXES SHOULD KEEP DECLINING TO CUT HARMFUL EMISSIONS, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(01), 1992, pp. 41
Authors:
JOHN K. HILL
JOSE A. MENDEZ
Citation: JOHN K. HILL et JOSE A. MENDEZ, EQUITY CONTROL OF MULTINATIONAL FIRMS BY LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS, Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, LX(01), 1992, pp. 53