| The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A note on the "Kalecki-Steindl" steady-state approach to growth and income distribution. | Social sciences | Park, Man-Seop |
| Company liquidations, interest rates and debt.(Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Young, Garry |
| Econometric models of company dividends can be used to identify underpriced shares.(Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Taylor, Nick, Bulkley, George |
| Financial liberalization and the permanent income hypothesis. | Social sciences | Blundell-Wignall, Adrian, Browne, Frank, Tarditi, Alison |
| Fiscal policy in an imperfectly competitive macroeconomy with nominally rigid unemployment benefit. | Social sciences | Fender, John, Yip, Chong K. |
| Further on ordinal variables in economic models. (response to article by Derek Lewis, in this issue, p. 196) | Social sciences | Steedman, Ian, Currie, Martin |
| Hedging inflation and income risks. (Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Shiller, Robert J. |
| Henry Thornton in the history of economics: confusions and contributions. | Social sciences | Peake, Charles F. |
| How to make money in the bond market: international evidence of inefficiency and what it suggests about the way markets view monetary policy.(Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Wright, Stephen |
| Kaldor's Neo-Pasinetti model and the Cambridge theory of distribution. | Social sciences | Araujo, Jorge Thompson |
| Keynes, the liquidity trap and the gold standard: a possible application of the rational expectations hypothesis. | Social sciences | Roberts, Mark A. |
| On the proper use of ordinal variables in labor market models. | Social sciences | Leslie, Derek |
| On the uniqueness of square cost-minimizing techniques. | Social sciences | Erreygers, Guido |
| Optimal money market behavior and sterling interest rates. | Social sciences | Whittaker, John, Schnadt, Norbert |
| Permanent versus temporary infant industry assistance. | Social sciences | Wright, Donald J. |
| Preference motivations and libertarian dilemmas. | Social sciences | Subramanian, S. |
| Public-private sector wage differential in the U.K. | Social sciences | Rees, Hedley, Shah, Anup |
| Short-termism and underinvestment: the influence of financial systems. | Social sciences | Dickerson, Andrew P., Gibson, Heather D., Tsakalotos, Euclid |
| Speculative efficiency on the London metal exchange. | Social sciences | Moore, Michael J., Cullen, Ursula |
| Strategies for growth in a macroeconomic setting. | Social sciences | Klundert, Theo van de, Smulders, Sjak |
| Temporary cycles or volatile trends? Economic fluctuations in 21 OECD economies. | Social sciences | Bayoumi, Tamim, Sterne, Gabriel |
| The bullionist controversy: an empirical reappraisal. | Social sciences | Nachane, D.M., Hatekar, N.R. |
| The demand for money: hyperinflation or high inflation traps.(Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Evans, J. Lynne |
| The racial composition of unemployment: the role of unions. | Social sciences | Heywood, John S., Mohtadi, Hamid |
| The remuneration of school teachers: time series and cross-section evidence. | Social sciences | Dolton, Peter, Bee, Malcolm |
| Thresholds in financial development and economic growth.(Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Berthelemy, J.C., Varoudakis, A. |
| Time-varying risk premia and the term structure of forward exchange rates. | Social sciences | Pope, P.F., Peel, D.A. |
| Training subsidies, technical progress and economic growth. | Social sciences | Chatterji, Monojit |
| U.K. stock returns: predictability and business conditions.(Supplement: Papers in Money, Macroeconomics and Finance) | Social sciences | Fraser, Patricia, Black, Angela |
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