| The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A comparison of the rational expectations and the general-to-specific approaches to modelling the demand for M1. (demand for money) | Social sciences | Cuthbertson, Keith, Taylor, Mark P. |
| A political economy of international migration, 1815-1914. | Social sciences | Foreman-Peck, James |
| Are the Treasury's tax revenue forecasts rational? (US Department of Treasury) | Social sciences | Keilly, Barry, Witt, Robert |
| Can a central bank go bust? (Supplement ot the Manchester School) | Social sciences | Fry, Maxwell J. |
| Credit quality spreads, bond market efficiency and financial fragility. (Supplement to the Manchester School) | Social sciences | Davis, E.P. |
| Development with limited and unlimited supplies of capital. | Social sciences | Young, Leslie, Bolbol, Ali A. |
| Diamonds are forever (?): Nassau Senior and utility theory. | Social sciences | White, Michael V. |
| Efficient forecasts or measurement errors? Some evidence for revisions to United Kingdom GDP growth rates. (Gross Domestic Product) | Social sciences | Patterson, K.D., Heravi, S.M. |
| Equilibrium real exchange rates. (Supplement to the Manchester School) | Social sciences | Wright, Stephen |
| Equity control of multinational firms by less developed countries: a general equilibrium analysis. | Social sciences | Hill, John K., Mendez, Jose A. |
| Exchange rate survey data: a disaggregated G-7 perspective. (Group of 7) (Supplement to the Manchester School) | Social sciences | MacDonald, Ronald |
| Export subsidies, entry deterrence and countervailing tariffs. | Social sciences | Collie, David |
| High does nothing and rising is worse: carbon taxes should keep declining to cut harmful emissions. | Social sciences | Sinclair, Peter |
| Measuring the convergence of the EC economies. (Supplement to the Manchester School) | Social sciences | Hall, S.G., Robertson, D., Wickens, M.R. |
| Nominal wage flexibility in a partly-unionized economy. | Social sciences | Dixon, Huw |
| Optimal job acceptance when the wage offer distribution is known. | Social sciences | Burgess, Simon |
| Policy interactions between the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries and Latin America in the 1980s. (Supplement to the Manchester School) | Social sciences | Allen, Chris, Currie, David, Srinivasan, T.G., Vines, David |
| Production prices and dynamic stability: results and open questions. | Social sciences | Boggio, Luciano |
| Psychological thresholds, demand and price rigidity. | Social sciences | Drakopoulos, S.A. |
| Should buffer stock theorists be broad- or narrow-minded? Some answers from aggregate U.K. data: 1966-1989. | Social sciences | Mizen, Paul |
| Some evidence on the potential role of commodity prices in the formulation of monetary policy. | Social sciences | Fraser, Patricia, Rogers, Christopher D. |
| Testing the efficiency of thin forward foreign exchange markets: an application of instrumental variable multiple regression with integrated, I(1), variables. | Social sciences | Ngama, Yerima L. |
| The customs union issue reopened. | Social sciences | Wonnacott, Paul, Wonnacott, Ronald |
| The substitutability of financial assets in the U.K. and the implications for monetary aggregation. | Social sciences | Drake, Leigh |
| The "wage curve" and long-term unemployment: a cautionary note. | Social sciences | Blackaby, David H., Hunt, Lester C. |
| U.K. exports of manufactures: testing for the effects of non-price competitiveness using stochastic trends and profitability measures. | Social sciences | Anderton, R. |
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