Applied Economics

Rewards to academia: the remuneration of vice chancellors and principals
pp. 631-639(9)
Authors: Baimbridge M.; Simpson C.

Large company capital formation and effects of market share turbulence : micro-data evidence from the PIMS database
pp. 641-651(11)
Authors: Driver C.; Yip P.; Dakhil N.

Drift in the relative price of primary commodities: a case where we care about unit roots
pp. 653-661(9)
Authors: Newbold P.; Vougas D.

Testing for superexogeneity of wage equations
pp. 663-672(10)
Author: Caporale G.M.

Is there more than one critical concentration ratio? An empirical test for the Portland cement industry
pp. 673-678(6)
Authors: Azzam A. M.; Rosenbaum D. I.; Weliwita A.

A Kaldorian approach to regional economic growth in China
pp. 679-685(7)
Authors: Hansen J.D.; Zhang J.

The impact of BSE on the demand for beef and other meats in Great Britain
pp. 687-693(7)
Authors: Burton M.; Young T.

New evidence on the Ricardian equivalence theorem: a multicointegration approach
pp. 695-704(10)
Author: Leachman L. L.

The money multiplier, simple sum, Divisia and innovation-Divisia monetary aggregates: cointegration tests for the UK
pp. 705-714(10)
Authors: Ford J. L.; Morris J. L.

An examination of wage determination in China's rural industrial sector
pp. 715-724(10)
Author: Meng X.

Lifetime earnings and the training of young men in Britain
pp. 725-735(11)
Author: Makepeace G. H.

Corporate structure, ownership and the likelihood of innovation
pp. 737-746(10)
Authors: Love J. H.; Ashcroft B.; Dunlop S.

Fundamental similarities in consumer behaviour
pp. 747-757(11)
Authors: Clements K. W.; Chen D.

Flexibility in the New Zealand labour market: national or sectional interest?
pp. 759-764(6)
Authors: Cregan C.; Johnston S.; Rudd C.

Strike incidence and the business cycle in Ireland
pp. 765-771(7)
Author: Reilly B.