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Volume 58, Number 1, January 2006

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Bargaining over monetary policy in a monetary union and the case for appointing an independent central banker
pp. 1-27(27)
Authors: Aaron-Cureau, Corinne; Kempf, Hubert

Measuring the UK short-run NAIRU
pp. 28-49(22)
Authors: Batini, Nicoletta; Greenslade, Jennifer V.

Unions, qualification choice, and output
pp. 50-76(27)
Authors: Cardona, Daniel; Sánchez-Losada, Fernando

Does internationalization affect union bargaining power? An empirical study for five EU countries
pp. 77-102(26)
Authors: Dumont, Michel; Rayp, Glenn; Willemé, Peter

Rolling back the public sector: differential effects on employment, investment, and growth
pp. 103-122(20)
Author: van der Ploeg, Frederick

Economic growth with an optimal public spending composition
pp. 123-136(14)
Author: Chen, Been-Lon

The emergence of temporary work agencies
pp. 137-156(20)
Authors: Neugart, Michael; Storrie, Donald

Does job insecurity affect household consumption?
pp. 157-181(25)
Author: Benito, Andrew

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