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Aggregate investment, Tobin's q and insolvency risk

Leith, Campbell B. - 1999

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Conflicts between macroeconomic forecasting and policy analysis

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Private sector earnings and excess demand from 1966 to 1980

Wren-Lewis, Simon - In: Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 47 (1985) 1, pp. 1-18

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The choice of exchange rate regime

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The limits to discretionary fiscal stabilization policy

Wren-Lewis, Simon - In: Oxford review of economic policy 16 (2000) 4, pp. 92-105

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An econometric model of UK manufacturing employment using survey data on expected output

Wren-Lewis, Simon - In: Journal of applied econometrics 1 (1986) 4, pp. 297-316

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Fiscal councils : the UK office for budget responsibility ; institutions for fiscal stability in Europe (Forum)

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The decline of macroeconomic modelling

Wren-Lewis, Simon - In: Public policy for the 21st century : social and …, (pp. 11-32). 2000

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Wage inequality and the effort incentive effects of technological progress

Leith, Campbell B.; Li, Chol-won - 2001

To explain the rise in the college wage premium in developed economies in the past decades, the present paper examines the effects of technological progress on workers effort incentives, which determine the effective labor supply. Five effort incentive effects of technological progress are...

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