Volume 18
Volume 18 Number 1
Different types of merger
Rachel Cole
What causes recessions and recoveries?
Tom Allen
The World Cup in South Africa
Stephen Romer
The economy today
Nigel Tree
The economic effects of migration
Mazia Homayounnajad
The car industry
Andrew Reeve
Supermarket pricing
Peter Cramp
Should governments subsidise food prices?
Neil Folland
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
Mobile network mergers
Tony Emery
How contestable is the holiday market?
Stephen Romer
Growth of rail travel
Volume 18 Number 2
Can China sustain its growth rates?
Stephen Romer
Will anything curb the demand for flying?
Colin Bamford
What problems does a budget deficit cause for financing?
Ruth Tarrant
UK housing: A long run view
George Buckley
The UK service sector
Andrew Reeve
The shape of the AS curve
Rachel Cole
The Prosperity Index
Tony Emery
The international economy
Nigel Tree
Supply side policy and economic growth
Andrew Threadgould
Should provision of renewable energy be left to market forces?
Ray Powell
Price discrimination
Peter Cramp
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
Inflation
Volume 18 Number 3
A beginner’s guide to Game Theory
Rachel Cole
What has happened to the vertical Phillips Curve?
Stephen Romer
Tuition fees
Quintin Brewer
Climate change policy – the impact on firms
Sheila Pugh
Rebalancing the economy
Nigel Tree
Predatory pricing
Peter Cramp
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
International investment
How effective has UK monetary policy been?
Colin Ellis and Brian Ellis
Explaining boom and bust in Dubai
Stephen Romer
Data supplement 2011
Stephen Romer
Competition in telecoms
Amy Chapman
Volume 18 Number 4
Does crime pay?
Stephen Romer
World food prices
Why may the impact of aid disappoint?
Tony Darby
Utility pricing
Peter Cramp
UK labour market flexibility
Russell Dudley-Smith
The UK budget deficit
Quintin Brewer
Revision Guide
Steve Tidball
Public sector employment
Andrew Reeve
Protectionism
Charles Smith
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
How important is evaluation in Economics?
Rachel Cole
Does it matter if households save?
Nigel Watson
