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Discussion paper title
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Author(s)
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98-01
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An Integral Inequality on C([0,1]) with Application to the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Process
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Ralph Bailey, Peter Burridge, Shasikanta Nandeibam
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98-02
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Macro-Governance, Macroeconomic Policy and Economic Performance: Why Asia Pacific Performs Better
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Maxwell J Fry
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98-03
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International Tax Arbitrage, Currency Options and Put-call Parity Conditions
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Frank Strobel
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98-04
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International Tax Arbitrage and Financial Parity Conditions with Preferential Capital Gains Taxation
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Frank Strobel
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98-05
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International Tax Arbitrage, Tax Evasion and Interest Parity Conditions
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Frank Strobel
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98-06
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The Structure of Probabilistic Social Choice Correspondences
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Shasikanta Nandeibam
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98-07
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The Structure of Strongly Monotonic Probabilistic Voting Procedures
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Shasikanta Nandeibam
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98-08
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Efficiency in Teams with Sub-Teams
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Shasikanta Nandeibam
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98-09
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Bargaining in Partnerships
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Shasikanta Nandeibam
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98-10
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Lottery Designs to Discriminate between Shackle's Theory, Expected Utility Theory and Non-expected Utility Theories
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J L Ford, Sudip Ghose
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98-11
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Yield Spreads and Short-term Interest Rate Movements in the Tokyo Money Market and the Actions of the Bank of Japan: November 1993 to March 1996
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P J Cadle, J L Ford, Yukie Kataoka
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98-12
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Financial Development, Liberalisation and Economic Development in Indonesia, 1966-1996: Cointegration and Causality
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J Agung, J L Ford
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98-13
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Entrepreneurship, Credit Constraints and Education: A Model of Interdependent Loan Decisions
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John Fender
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98-14
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The Interpretation of Weak Sustainability Measures, and their Values in a Computed General Equilibrium Model of the World Economy
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Ralph W Bailey, Rosemary Clarke
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98-15
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Value-Added Analysis for Cross- Classified Multilevel Data
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Antony Fielding, Neil H Spencer
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98-16
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Overshooting and Foreign Exchange Intervention
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Sergio da Silva
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98-17
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The Macroeconomic Effects of Local Government Expenditure
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John Fender, P A Watt
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98-18
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What is Wrong with the Flat Tax?
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P J N Sinclair, Thomas Renström
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98-19
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How Money can Help Labour and Hurt Capital
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P J N Sinclair
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98-20
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Why do the Poor Save so Little?
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P J N Sinclair
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98-21
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Asia's "Open-Regionalism" Alternative to Preferential Trade Agreements: Promising, Attractive, or Vulnerable to Cronyism?
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P J N Sinclair, David Vines
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98-22
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Utility and Population Growth
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P J N Sinclair
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98-23
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Why Use Arbitrary Points Scores: Ordered Categories in Models of Educational Progress
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A Fielding
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98-24
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Teaching Groups as Foci for Evaluating GCE Advanced Level Cost-Effectiveness: Some Practical Methodological Innovations
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A Fielding
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98-25
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Incorporating Risky Assets in Divisia Monetary Aggregates
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Leigh Drake, Andy Mullineux, Juda Agung
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98-26
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Transfers, Trade, Food and Growth: Britain and the European Union over Forty Years
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P J N Sinclair, I Martinez Zarzoso
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98-27
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A Model to Explain the Timing of an Exchange Rate Collapse
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Louise Allsopp
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98-28
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Two Experiments to Test a Model of Herd Behaviour
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Louise Allsopp, John D Hey
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98-29
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Market Efficiency in Transition: Equity Markets and EU Accession
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Nicholas Horsewood, Douglas Sutherland
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