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No. 219 - The power of evidence: improving the effectiveness of government by investing in more rigorous evaluation
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No. 219 - The evaluation of English education policies
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No. 219 - The state of evidence-based policy evaluation and its role in policy formation
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No. 219 - Time-limited in-work benefits in the UK: a review of recent evidence
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No. 219 - Requiring the long-term unemployed to train: is benefit conditionality effective?
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No. 219 - Implications of the national employment savings trust for vulnerable sectors of the UK labour market: a reduced-form statistical evaluation
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No. 219 - World overview: focus on national monetary policies
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No. 219 - Prospects for individual economies
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No. 219 - Box A: Impact of fiscal austerity in the Euro Area
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No. 219 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 219 - The Government response to the Independent Commission on Banking
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No. 219 - Scotland’s currency and fiscal choices
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No. 219 - Still evidence-based? The role of policy evaluation in recession and beyond: the case of the National Minimum Wage
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No. 218 - An assessment of the Independent Commission on Banking’s recommendations
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No. 218 - World overview
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No. 218 - Prospects for individual economies
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No. 218 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 218 - POVERTY AND INEQUALITY
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No. 218 - Child poverty in Britain: past lessons and future prospects
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No. 218 - The changing picture of earnings inequality in Britain and the role of regional and sectoral differences
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No. 218 - Has the instability of personal incomes been increasing?
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No. 218 - Expenditure and disposable income trends of UK households: evidence from micro-data
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No. 218 - Is there a resolution to the Euro Area debt crisis?
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No. 217 - Received wisdom and beyond: lessons from fiscal consolidation in the EU
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No. 217 - Fiscal discipline: rules rather than institutions
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No. 217 - Lessons from failure: fiscal policy, indulgence and ideology
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No. 217 - The Irish fiscal crisis
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No. 217 - From indecision to fast-track privatisations: can Greece still do it?
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No. 217 - World overview
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No. 217 - Prospects for individual economies
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No. 217 - Modelling the sovereign debt crisis in Europe
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No. 217 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 217 - The impact of high oil prices on the economy
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No. 217 - Fiscal policy in the longer term
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No. 216 - Financial regulation
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No. 216 - World overview: oil prices and the fiscal stance
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No. 216 - Prospects for individual economies
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No. 216 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 216 - Real house prices in the UK
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No. 216 - Macroprudential policy – taxonomy and challenges
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No. 216 - Countercyclical macroprudential tools
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No. 216 - New regulation and the new world of global banking
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No. 216 - The banking sector and recovery in the EU economy
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No. 216 - How idiosyncratic are banking crises in OECD countries
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No. 215 - Education and inequality: introduction
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No. 215 - Social cohesion: converging and diverging trends
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No. 215 - Underemployment in the UK in the Great Recession
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No. 215 - As higher education expands, is it contributing to greater inequality?
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No. 215 - World overview and European sovereign debt
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No. 215 - Prospects for individual economies
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No. 215 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 215 - Monetary policy, output growth and oil prices
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No. 215 - Trend output and the output gap in the UK
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No. 215 - Fiscal consolidation and the slimmer state
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No. 214 - Financial regulation and the European policy architecture
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No. 214 - World overview
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No. 214 - Prospects for individual economies
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No. 214 - An international comparison of employment in recovery
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No. 214 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 214 - Fiscal policy and government spending
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No. 214 - Modelling the UK banking sector
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No. 214 - Money, credit and bank behaviour: need for a new approach
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No. 214 - UK unemployment in the Great Recession
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No. 214 - The Great Recession in the UK labour market: a translantic perspective
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No. 214 - The German labour market miracle?
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No. 214 - Unemployment and real wages in the Great Depression
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No. 214 - Unemployment: introduction
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No. 213 - Immigration and the economy
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No. 213 - Migration, skill composition and growth
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No. 213 - Migrants’ skills and productivity: a European perspective
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No. 213 - The UK labour market and immigration
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No. 213 - Returning to the question of a wage premium for returning migrants
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No. 213 - Fiscal multipliers to assess consolidation plans
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No. 213 - Decomposition of fiscal deterioration in the OECD
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No. 213 - Measuring global imbalances
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No. 213 - Domestic imbalances and European growth
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No. 213 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 213 - UK fiscal prospects
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No. 212 - Economic performance under Labour
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No. 212 - Monetary policy under Labour
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No. 212 - Fiscal policy under Labour
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No. 212 - Learning and working from the MSC to New Labour: young people, skills and employment
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No. 212 - The UK labour market and the 2008–9 recession
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No. 212 - Global prospects and sources of economic growth
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No. 212 - The role of stockbuilding in recession and recovery
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No. 212 - Chinese revaluation and emerging market prospects
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No. 212 - Policy challenges in Europe
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No. 212 - Summary of key forecast assumptions
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No. 212 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 212 - Medium-term prospects for the public finances
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No. 211 - Policy responses to the collapse of the financial sector: introduction
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No. 211 - Macroprudential regulation – the missing policy pillar
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No. 211 - Is a less procyclical financial system an achievable goal?
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No. 211 - Managing housing bubbles in regional economies under EMU: Ireland and Spain
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No. 211 - Macroeconomics for the 21st century: full employment as a policy goal
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No. 211 - Fiscal and financial responses to the economic downturn
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No. 211 - Financial regulation and commercial protection: should policy change?
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No. 211 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 211 - Maturing debt and default risks
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No. 211 - OECD will regain pre-crisis levels of output in 2011
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No. 211 - Key forecast assumptions
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No. 211 - North American responses to the global downturn
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No. 211 - China and world trade
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No. 211 - Rising public debt and the need for fiscal consolidation in Europe
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No. 211 - A comparison of labour market responses to the global downturn
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No. 210 - The Burden of the National Debt
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No. 210 - Confidence and leading indicators: introduction
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No. 210 - A system of rapid estimates to improve real-time monitoring of the economic situation: the case of the Euro Area
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No. 210 - Nowcasting is not just contemporaneous forecasting
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No. 210 - Using real-time output gaps to examine past and future policy choices
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No. 210 - Architects as nowcasters of housing construction
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No. 210 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 210 - Consumer spending and the financial crisis
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No. 210 - Effects of risk premia falling below sustainable levels in the US
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No. 210 - Asian fiscal stimulus supporting the global recovery
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No. 210 - Prospects for fiscal consolidation in Europe
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No. 210 - Long-term scarring from the financial crisis
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No. 210 - Budget consolidation options for the UK
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No. No. 210, pp 111-122. - Architects as nowcasters of housing construction
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No. 209 - WORK AND WELL-BEING: INTRODUCTION
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No. 209 - THE EFFECT OF WORK STATUS AND WORKING CONDITIONS ON MENTAL HEALTH IN FOUR OECD COUNTRIES
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No. 209 - VALUING JOBS VIA RETIREMENT: EUROPEAN EVIDENCE
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No. 209 - IS LEISURE CONTAGIOUS? THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SICKNESS ABSENCE AND SPOUSAL RETIREMENT
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No. 209 - A TALE OF TWO CONTINENTS: INSURING WORKERS AGAINST LOSS OF INCOME DUE TO SICKNESS IN NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE
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No. 209 - International recession and recovery
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No. 209 - The UK economy
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No. 209 - The world economy
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No. 209 - Where are we now? The UK recession and nowcasting
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No. 209 - Labour markets in recession: an international
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No. 209 - The recent decline in global risk premia
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No. 209 - Financing conditions ease in North America
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No. 209 - Policy easing in East Asia has been effective
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No. 209 - Recession in the Euro Area
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No. 209 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 208 - Ten years of economic and monetary union
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No. 208 - The euro: past successes and new challenges
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No. 208 - Ten years of EMU: convergence, divergence and new policy priorities
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No. 208 - The impact of EMU on real exchange rate volatility of EU countries
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No. 208 - How much is the Euro Area common cycle affected by the UK?
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No. 208 - The impact of European and global integration on the mark-up of prices over costs
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No. 208 - Fiscal policy and the fiscal position
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No. 208 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 208 - The world economy
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No. 208 - The global financial crisis and collapse in world trade
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No. 208 - Recession in North America
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No. 208 - Asian economies are highly sensitive to the collapse in world trade
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No. 208 - Destocking in the Euro Area
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No. 208 - Debts, deficits and borrowing costs
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No. 208 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 208 - Fiscal sustainability
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No. 207 - The global cost of delaying bank stability
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No. 207 - Fiscal expansions in North America
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No. 207 - Economic downturn in Asia
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No. 207 - Coordinated fiscal stimulus in the Euro Area
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No. 207 - Prospects for the UK economy
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No. 207 - Data on the credit crunch
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No. 207 - The world economy
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No. 207 - Growth Prospects and Financial services
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No. 207 - Introduction: Quality Assessment of Early Years Education
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No. 207 - Good quality childcare for all? Progress towards universal provision
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No. 207 - International perspectives on quality in mixed economies of childcare
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No. 207 - Contextual issues in assessing value for money in early years education
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No. 207 - Using foundation stage profile assessments to assess outcomes from early years education
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No. 207 - Fiscal Policy Effectiveness in the Banking Crisis
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No. 206 - COMMENTARY: THE POLICY FRAMEWORK
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No. 206 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 206 - World Economy Forecast
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No. 206 - Decomposing the global recession
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No. 206 - Exchange rate realignments and risks of deflation in North America
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No. 206 - Exchange rates and inflationary prospects in Asia
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No. 206 - The impact of the financial crisis on the Euro Area
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No. 206 - INTRODUCTION: THE GREAT CRASH OF 2008
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No. 206 - THE EVOLUTION OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS OF 2007–8
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No. 206 - RISK MANAGEMENT AND THE COSTS OF THE BANKING
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No. 206 - SHOULD MONETARY POLICY RESPOND TO ASSET PRICE BUBBLES? REVISITING THE DEBATE
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No. 206 - THE BOUNDARY PROBLEM IN FINANCIAL REGULATION
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No. 206 - COULD EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS HAVE HELPED TO PREDICT THE SUB-PRIME CRISIS?
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No. 206 - FINANCIAL CRISES, REGULATION AND GROWTH
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No. 206 - Prospects for the UK Economy
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No. 205 - HIGH OIL PRICES: IMPLICATIONS AND PROSPECTS
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No. 205 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 205 - World Economy Forecast
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No. 205 - The Oil Intensity of Output
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No. 205 - Prospects for the UK Economy
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No. 205 - Consumtion, Housing Wealth and Financial Crises
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No. 205 - Social mobility in the UK
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No. 205 - Origins of Social Mobility and Inequality: Parenting and Early Child Development
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No. 205 - A Transgenerational Model of Status Attainment: The Potential Mediating Role of School Motivation and Education
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No. 205 - Trends in Intergenerational Class Mobility in Modern Britain: Evidence From National Surveys, 1972 - 2005
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No. 205 - Up and Down the Generational Income Ladder in Britain: Past Changes and Future Prospects
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No. 208 - The euro: past successes and new challenges
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No. 204 - THE BANKING CRISIS AND THE ECONOMY
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No. 204 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 204 - World Economy Forecast
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No. 204 - Financial crises and the prospects for recession
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No. 204 - Oil prices and growth
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No. 204 - Forecast uncertainty and prospects for the UK economy
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No. 204 - Introduction: the European Union’s new member states
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No. 204 - Prices and price convergence in emerging Europe: an overview
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No. 204 - Effects of foreign ownership on innovation activities: empirical evidence for 12 European countries
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No. 204 - Sustainable exchange rates when trade winds are plentiful
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No. 204 - Creating productive jobs in East European transition economies
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No. 204 - Real wage flexibility in the enlarged EU: evidence from a structural VAR
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No. 203 - Commentary: The Balance of Payments and the Savings Gap
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No. 203 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 203 - World Economy Forecast
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No. 203 - Risk and the UK Exchange Rate
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No. 203 - Oil Prices and World Inflation
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No. 203 - Recent Developments In Economic Forecasting
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No. 203 - The GDP Fan Charts: an Empirical Evaluation
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No. 203 - Here is the News: Forecast Revisions in the Bank of England Survey of External Forecasters
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No. 203 - Real - Time Probability Forecasts of UK Macroeconomic Events
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No. 203 - Forecasting the Swiss Economy using VECX* Models: an Exercise in Forecast Conbination Across Models and Observation Windows
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No. 203 - A Review of Forecasting Techniques for Large Data Sets
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No. 202 - The World Economy
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No. 202 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 202 - Commentary: Northern Rock: Solutions and Problems
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No. 202 - Banking Crises and Economic Growth
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No. 202 - Interest Rates and the UK Economy
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No. 202 - Introduction: Active Labour Market Policy
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No. 202 - Compulsion in Active Labour Market Programme
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No. 202 - The Effect to Pathways to Work on Labour Market Outcomes
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No. 202 - Cost-Benefit Analysis of Psychological Therapy
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No. 202 - Danish Activation Policies
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The effect of Pathways to Work on labour market outcomes
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No. 201 - Commentary: Interest Rates And Business Returns
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No. 201 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 201 - The World Economy
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No. 201 - Evaluating forecast uncertainty
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No. 201 - Fiscal policy in Europe
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No. 201 - Introduction: Technology, Jobs And Skills
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No. 201 - Computers and pay
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No. 201 - ICT and the returns to schooling and job-specific experience
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No. 201 - Does offshoring reduce industry employment?
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No. 201 - Human capital, job tasks and technology in East Germany after reunification
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No. 201 - Internal Versus External Labour Flexibility: The Role Of Knowledge Codification 107
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No. 200 - Commentary: House price worries
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No. 200 - UK economy forecast
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No. 200 - The World Economy
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No. 200 - Introduction: The importance of productivity
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No. 200 - EU KLEMS growth and productivity accounts: an overview
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No. 200 - UK growth and productivity in an international perspective: evidence from EU KLEMS
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No. 200 - Spain: a success story shadowed only by poor productivity performance
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No. 200 - Neighbours in transition
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No. 200 - A new approach to measuring health system output and productivity
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No. 200 - Managing a decline in inflation
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No. 200 - Whatever became of the monetary aggregates?
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No. 200 - Factors affecting the US current account
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No. 199 - National Institute Economic Review - January 2007
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No. 199 - UK economy forecast
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No. 199 - The World Economy
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No. 199 - Monetary policy and global imbalances
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No. 199 - Commentary: The Stern Review's Economics of Climate Change
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No. 199 - Retirement and saving
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No. 199 - Economic growth in Europe: Introduction
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No. 199 - Recent European economic growth: why can't it be like in the Golden Age?
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No. 199 - An analysis of EU growth trends, with a particular focus on Germany, France, Italy and the UK
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No. 199 - Decomposing growth in France, Germany and the United Kingdom using growth accounting and production function approaches
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No. 199 - Rapidly rising energy prices: does the driver of the energy market imbalance matter?
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No. 198 - Savings and the Economy - Introduction
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No. 198 - Immigration and its effects
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No. 198 - The UK Savings Gap
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No. 198 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 198 - The World Economy
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No. 198 - Migration in Europe
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No. 198 - Household saving rates and the design of public pension programmes: cross-country evidence
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No. 198 - Saving and life insurance holdings at Boston University - a unique case study
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No. 198 - When to give? A note on the timing of gifts and bequests
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No. 198 - National Institute Economic Review - October 2006
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No. 197 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 197 - The World Economy
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No. 197 - Commentary - Big Government?
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No. 197 - Public sector performance: Introduction
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No. 197 - National Institute Economic Review: July 2006
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No. 197 - Correcting US Imbalances
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No. 197 - Metrics, Targets and Performance
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No. 197 - Inflation pressures strengthen in North America
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No. 197 - Financial flow dynamics amid tightening and reforms in Asia
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No. 197 - Prudence and UK trend growth
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No. 196 - Is UK business investment unusually weak?
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No. 196 - An Assessment of NIESR Forecast Accuracy: US and Euro Area GDP and Inflation
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No. 196 - The savings-investment balance: is there a UK investment shortfall?
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No. 196 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 196 - The World Economy
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No. 196 - National Institute Economic Review: April 2006
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No. 196 - The new monetary regime: Introduction
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No. 196 - An independent Bank of England: is that enough?
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No. 195 - Net migration and the macroeconomy: inflation and output effects
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No. 195 - The uncertainty of government debt projections
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No. 195 - Employment and childcare: Introduction
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No. 195 - National Institute Economic Review: January 2006
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No. 195 - Commentary: The housing market and government policy
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No. 195 - Consumption in the Euro Area
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No. 195 - Globalisation and UK trade
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No. 195 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 195 - The World Economy
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No. 195 - Where are the men? Gender segregation in the childcare and early years sector
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No. 194 - Europe and its fertility: from low to lowest low
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No. 194 - Demographic change and the European Union labour market
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No. 194 - Stochastic infinite horizon forecasts for US social security finances
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No. 194 - Immigrant performance and selective immigration policy: A European perspective
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No. 194 - European Asylum Policy
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No. 194 - National Institute Economic Review: October 2005
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The World Economy
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No. 193 - Global Realignments of Exchange Rates: East Asia's Dilemma
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No. 193 - How forecasts evolve: the growth forecasts of the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England
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No. 193 - The National Institute Density Forecasts of Inflation
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No. 193 - Forecast comparisons
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No. 193 - The return to a university education in Great Britain
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No. 193 - Assessing the performance of local government
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No. 193 - The superior educational attainments of pupils in religious foundation schools in England
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No. 193 - National Institute Economic Review: July 2005
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No. 193 - Pensions and Pensions Policy
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No. 193 - The World Economy
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No. 191 - Paying for university: the impact of increasing costs on student employment, debt and satisfaction
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No. 192 - Labour’s Economic Performance - a commentary
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No. 192 - National Institute Economic Review: April 2005
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No. 192 - UK Economy Forecast
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No. 192 - Correcting US Imbalances
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No. 191 - The sterling effective exchange rate and other measures of UK competitiveness
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National Institute Economic Review: January 2005
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No. 191 - Policy design and macroeconomic stability in Europe
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No. 191 - Dollars and deficits: the US Current Account Deficit and its exchange Rate Consequences
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National Institute Economic Review: October 2004
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No. 190 - Academic Salaries in the UK and US
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The World Economy
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No. 189 - The current position of UK house prices
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No. 189 - The impact of fiscal and monetary imbalances on the UK economy
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National Institute Economic Review: July 2004
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The World Economy
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No. 188 - Economic performance in France, Germany and the United Kingdom: 1997-2002
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No. 188 - The volatility of the output gap in the G7
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National Institute Economic Review: April 2004
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The World Economy
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Simulating Household Savings and Labour Supply
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No. 187 - Productivity impacts and spillovers from foreign ownership in the United Kingdom
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National Institute Economic Review: January 2004
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The World Economy
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National Institute Economic Review: October 2003
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The World Economy
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Sweden and EMU
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No. 185 - Changing the inflation target
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No. 185 - Benchmarks and Targets under the SGP
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National Institute Economic Review: July 2003
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No. 185 - The World Economy
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No. 186 - Measuring the macroeconomic effects of reducing benefit dependency
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No. 184 - The growth of ICT and industry performance
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National Institute Economic Review: April 2003
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No. 183 - Business cycles and turning points: a survey of statistical techniques
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No. 183 - Asymmetric labour markets in a converging Europe: Do differences matter?
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National Institute Economic Review: January 2003
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The World Economy
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National Institute Economic Review: October 2002
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No. 182 - Have UK and Eurozone business cycles become more correlated?
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The World Economy
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National Institute Economic Review: July 2002
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Prospects for Europe
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Prospects for Europe
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National Institute Economic Review: April 2002
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No. 180 - Productivity and convergence in the EU
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National Institute Economic Review: January 2002
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No. 179 - Britain's relative productivity performance: has anything changed?
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Prospects for Europe
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No. 176 - The impact of unions on pay levels in lower-skilled jobs
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National Institute Economic Review: October 2001
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Prospects for Europe
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The electricity supply industry: a study of an industry in transition
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National Institute Economic Review: July 2001
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Prospects for Europe
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National Institute Economic Review: April 2001
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Prospects for Europe
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No. 178 - Developments in Education and Vocational Training in Britain: Background Note on Recent Research
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The foundation of “partnership”? Union effects on employee trust in management
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National Institute Economic Review: January 2000
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Qualifications and international mobility: a case study of the European chemicals industry
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Prospects for the European Union
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National Institute Economic Review: October 2000
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Prospects for the European Union
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National Institute Economic Review: July 2000
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Prospects for the European Union
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National Institute Economic Review: April 2000
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Prospects for the European Union
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National Institute Economic Review: January 2000
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Prospects for the European Union
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From Unemployment to Self-Employment: Developing An Effective Structure of Micro-Finance Support
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National Institute Economic Review: October 1999
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National Institute Economic Review: July 1999
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No. 169 - The impact of employee involvement on small firms’ financial performance
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National Institute Economic Review: April 1999
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National Institute Economic Review: January 1999
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Within-Classroom Grouping: A Rejoinder
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National Institute Economic Review: October 1998
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National Institute Economic Review: July 1998
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Raising Schooling Attainments by Grouping Pupils Within Each Class
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National Institute Economic Review: April 1998
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National Institute Economic Review: January 1998
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No. 162 - Productivity, machinery and skills in the United States and Western Europe
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National Institute Economic Review: October 1997
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National Institute Economic Review: July 1997
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How Did English Schools and Pupils Really Perform in the 1995 International Comparisons in Mathematics?
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National Institute Economic Review: April 1997
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No. 157 - Reform of Mathematical Education in Primary Schools: The Experiment in Barking and Dagenham
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No. 147 - Productivity, product quality and workforce skills: food processing in four European countries
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No. 144 - Britain's Industrial Skills and the School-Teaching of Practical Subjects: Comparisons with Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland
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No. 140 - Vocational Education and Productivity in the Netherlands and Britain
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No. 136 - Vocational Qualifications in Britain and Europe: Theory and Practice
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No. 130 - Productivity and Vocational Skills in Services in Britain and Germany: Hotels
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No. 129 - How Europe Would See the New British Initiative for Standardising Vocational Qualifications
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No. 128 - Two Nations of Shopkeepers: Training for Retailing in France and Britain
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No. 127 - Qualified Manpower in Engineering: Britain and other Industrially Advanced Countries
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No. 120 - Productivity and Management: The Training of Foremen in Britain and Germany
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Educating for Productivity: Comparisons of Japanese and English Schooling and Vocational Preparation
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Vocational Training in France and Britain: The Building Trades
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Schooling Standards in England and Germany: Some Summary Comparisons Bearing on Economic Performance
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Vocational Training in France and Britain: Mechanical and Electrical Craftsmen
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Some Practical Aspects of Investment in Human Capital: Training Standards in Five Occupations in Britain and Germany
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No. 98 - Vocational Qualifications of the Labour Force in Britain and Germany
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