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- Banks, currency and optimal taxation with and without perfect competition
- Growth and employment - what scope for a European initiative? Labour subsidies - old wine in new bottles?
- The capital needs of central banks, edited by Sue Milton and Peter Sinclair
- The Money supply and the exchange rate, edited by W.A. Eltis and P.J.N. Sinclair
- Prices, quantities, and expectations, Keynes and macroeconomics in the fifty years since the publication of the General theory, edited by P.J.N. Sinclair
- Exports, prices, technology and hysteresis, a disaggregated analysis
- International trade, a European text, Paul Brenton, Henry Scott, Peter Sinclair
- A model of flexibility and production phase specialization
- Inflation expectations, edited by Peter Sinclair
- Monetary transmission in diverse economies, edited by Lavan Mahadeva and Peter Sinclair
- Keynes and economic policy, the relevance of the general theory after fifty years, edited by Walter Eltis and Peter Sinclair ; introduced by Nigel Lawson
- On the disincentive and risk-sharing properties of debt, a model with debt, equity and endogenous default
- Quality of exports and taste bias, a new approach
- Preference asymmetries, hysteresis and quality effects in Swedish imports
- Has the Phillips curve been reborn?
- The simple analytics of models of overlapping generations
- Unemployment, economic theory and evidence, Peter Sinclair
- On the optimum trend of fossil fuel taxation
- Bigger trade blocs need not entail more protection
- Is fiscal expansion inflationary?
- Continuity, change and consumption, British economic trends 1945-1995
- The scope and nature of monetary economics
- Monopolies, localized ownership and pauperizing trade
- Is inflation a bad tax?
- Transfers, trade, food and growth, Britain and the European Union over forty years
- 1992, the whys and the wherefores
- Ability taxes might be feasible
- Utility and population growth
- The foundations of macroeconomic and monetary theory, P.J.N. Sinclair
- Does faster inflation raise or cut the rate of growth?
- Income-tax protection, trade and unemployment
- How money can help labour and hurt capital
- Why do the poor save so little?
- Asia's "open regionalism" alternative to preferential trade agreements, promising, attractive, or vulnerable to Cronyism?
- What is wrong with the flat tax?
- On optimal exchange rate trends
- High does nothing and rising is worse, carbon taxes should keep declining to cut harmful emissions