Macro Economic Management (Volume 19.1)
1 March 1999
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Economic Affairs
Main articles on The Minimum Wage Debate, edited by Colin Robinson
1 June 1997
Economic Affairs
Main articles on Reforming the CAP, guest edited by Linda Whetstone
1 June 2000
Healthcare
4 July 2024
Main articles on Macro Economic Management, guest edited by Kent Matthews
Main articles:
Macroeconomic management by Kent Matthews
From demand and management to monetary control, sustainable budgets and supply-side policy by Patrick Minford
Monetary targets: an unfinished experiment? Gordon Pepper and Michael J Oliver
Fashions and continuity in British fiscal policy by Tim Congdon
Keynesian economics in the twenty-first century by Robin Marris
Other articles:
Economic thought and the reform of the welfare state by Sir Alan Peacock
Ripping off Aunt Agatha: a decade of the Financial Services Act by Jimmy M. Hinchliffe
The political economy of capital punishment by Peter Wynarczyk
The international importance of low tax rates by Alan Reynolds
Columns:
A ‘credit crunch’ in the United States? by Tim Congdon
The Government’s plans for the family by David G. Green
Where Surrey goes today…by James Tooley
Greens versus sovereignty by Roger Bate
A boost to demand from monetary policy will help growth by Geoffrey E. Wood
Book reviews:
Rt Hon Lord Howell of Guildford
Anna J Schwartz
Forrest Capie
David Parker
Elaine Sternberg
David Conway
Gerald Frost
John Whittaker
David Pyle
Cliff Pratten
Macroeconomic management by Kent Matthews
From demand and management to monetary control, sustainable budgets and supply-side policy by Patrick Minford
Monetary targets: an unfinished experiment? Gordon Pepper and Michael J Oliver
Fashions and continuity in British fiscal policy by Tim Congdon
Keynesian economics in the twenty-first century by Robin Marris
Other articles:
Economic thought and the reform of the welfare state by Sir Alan Peacock
Ripping off Aunt Agatha: a decade of the Financial Services Act by Jimmy M. Hinchliffe
The political economy of capital punishment by Peter Wynarczyk
The international importance of low tax rates by Alan Reynolds
Columns:
A ‘credit crunch’ in the United States? by Tim Congdon
The Government’s plans for the family by David G. Green
Where Surrey goes today…by James Tooley
Greens versus sovereignty by Roger Bate
A boost to demand from monetary policy will help growth by Geoffrey E. Wood
Book reviews:
Rt Hon Lord Howell of Guildford
Anna J Schwartz
Forrest Capie
David Parker
Elaine Sternberg
David Conway
Gerald Frost
John Whittaker
David Pyle
Cliff Pratten
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