The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 1996 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Absolute and relative anti-inflation reputation: evidence from the bond markets.(Proceedings of the Money, Macroeconomics and Finance Research Group, 1995) | Social sciences | Arnold, Ivo J.M., Hertog, Rene G.J. den |
Base money rules in the United Kingdom.(Proceedings of the Money, Macroeconomics and Finance Research Group, 1995) | Social sciences | McCallum, Bennett T., Haldane, Andrew G., Salmon, Chris |
Changing partners: the importance of coordinating fiscal and monetary policies within a monetary union. | Social sciences | Hallett, A.J. Hughes, Ma, Yue |
Corporate bankruptcies, liquidation costs and the role of banks.(Proceedings of the Money, Macroeconomics and Finance Research Group, 1995) | Social sciences | Ozkan, Aydin |
Credibility and the effectiveness of inflation targeting regimes.(Proceedings of the Money, Macroeconomics and Finance Research Group, 1995) | Social sciences | Blake, Andrew P., Westaway, Peter F. |
Employment effects of community programme participation: evidence from matched samples. | Social sciences | Rosenthal, Leslie |
Evaluating the concessionality of the tied aid. | Social sciences | Morrissey, Oliver, White, Howard |
E. Victor Morgan 1915-1996.(Obituary) | Social sciences | Harrington, Richard |
Explaining tradable and non-tradable prices in the UK. | Social sciences | Melliss, C.L. |
Fiscal spending and national income with imperfect competition. | Social sciences | Yu, Eden S.H., Chi-Chur Chao |
Ignorant speculation and immoral risks: Macheaths, Turpins and the commercial classes in nineteenth-century theories of economic fluctuations. | Social sciences | Peart, Sandra J. |
Influences of demand shocks on exchange rate volatility: imperfect capital mobility and substitutability. | Social sciences | Gazioglu, Saziye |
Intersectoral capital mobility in a Kaldorian model of growth and development. | Social sciences | Dutt, Amitava Krishna |
Localized technological change and Schumpeterian growth regimes. | Social sciences | Antonelli, Cristiano |
Long-memory risk premia in exchange rates. | Social sciences | Peel, D.A., Byers, J.D. |
M0: causes and consequences. | Social sciences | Breedon, F.J., Fisher, P.G. |
Macroeconomic factors in the birth and death of U.K. firms: evidence from quarterly VAT registrations. | Social sciences | Robson, Martin T. |
Modelling the demand for M4 in the U.K. | Social sciences | Muscatelli, V.A., Hurn, A.S. |
Non-linear dynamics versus development processes: two kinds of change. | Social sciences | Khali, Elias L. |
Productive and allocative inefficiencies in U.K. building societies: a comparison of non-parametric and stochastic frontier techniques. | Social sciences | Weyman-Jones, Thomas G., Drake, Leigh |
Public debt and redistribution. | Social sciences | Marini, Giancarlo, Scaramozzino, Pasquale |
Stationary ARMA solutions to linear rational expectations models with stationary ARMA exogenous processes. | Social sciences | De Nardis, Sergio |
The analytics of bimetallism. | Social sciences | Dowd, Kevin |
The demand for domestic output and imports in the U.K.: a dynamic systems approach. | Social sciences | Westaway, Peter, Pain, Nigel |
The determinants of compulsory liquidations in the U.K. | Social sciences | Hudson, John, Cutherbertson, Keith |
The pricing of options on Ninety-Day Bank Accepted Bill Futures Contracts.(Proceedings of the Money, Macroeconomics and Finance Research Group, 1995) | Social sciences | Heaney, Richard, Brent, Timothy |
The use and abuse of aggregate demand and supply functions. | Social sciences | Rao, B. Bhaskara, Nevile, J.W. |
Volatility, leverage and firm size: the U.K. evidence.(Proceedings of the Money, Macroeconomics and Finance Research Group, 1995) | Social sciences | Steeley, James M., Chelley-Steeley, Patricia L. |
What is old is new again. (views on Search-Theoretic Non-Cooperative Equilibrium models) | Social sciences | Gravelle, Toni |
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