Project Information
Phase I        
Phase II        
         
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Phase I  
Project Name Principal Researcher Details  
         
The Macroeconomy and Demographic Change  

Professor C Attfield
Department of Economics
University of Bristol
C.Attfield@bristol.ac.uk

Project Website

 
 
         
Geographical specialisation in the UK and the EU: Patterns, Determinants and Implications  

Dr Robert Elliot
School of Economic Studies
University of Manchester
robert.elliott@man.ac.uk

Project Website

Centre for Growth and Business Cycle Research

 
 
 
         
Long Memory and Non-Linear Time Series: Theory and Applications  

Professor J E H Davidson
Cardiff Business School
Cardiff University
davidsonje@cardiff.ac.uk

Personal Web Page

Cardiff Conference on Long Memory and Nonlinear Time Series (Summer 2000)

 
 
         
Imperfect Financial Markets, Business Cycles, and Growth   Professor E J Driffill
Department of Economics
University of Southampton
Ejd@soton.ac.uk
 
 
         
Economic Policy and Political Myopia   Dr J Dutta
Department of Economics and Politics University of Cambridge
Jd131@econ.cam.ac.uk
 
 
         
Sectoral Transformation and Labour market Flows in the European Union and United States   Professor D Greenaway
Department of Economics
University of Nottingham
David.Greenaway@Nottingham.ac.uk
 
 
       
       
       
Dynamic Common Factor Models for Regional Time Series   Professor A C Harvey
Department of Applied Economics University of Cambridge
Ach34@econ.cam.ac.uk
 
 
         
Modelling, Forecasting and Policy in the Evolving Macro-Economy   Professor D F Hendry
Department of Economics
Oxford University
david.hendry@nuffield.ox.ac.uk
 
 
         
Business Cycle Volatility and Economic Growth: A Comparative Time Series Study   Professor T Mills
Department of Economics
University of Loughborough
T.C.Mills@lboro.ac.uk
 
 
         
Non-linear Adjustment Mechanisms and the Asymmetric Impact of Shocks   Professor David Peel
Cardiff Business School
Cardiff University
Peeld@cardiff.ac.uk
 
 
         
A Comparative Study of the Growth and Performance of the UK and Swedish Economies   Mr C F Pratten
Department of Applied Economics
University of Cambridge
Daeadmin@econ.cam.ac.uk
 
 
         
Social Security Initiatives and Economic Growth   Dr M A Roberts
School of Economic Studies
University of Nottingham
Mark.Roberts@nott.ac.uk
 
 
         
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The Design of Robust Policy for Inflation Stability and Growth in a Decentralised Economy   Professor Mark Salmon
Financial Econometrics Research Centre
City University Business School
m.salmon@city.ac.uk
 
 
         
Debt Management and Fiscal Insurance   Dr A J Scott
Department of Economics
London Business School
Ascott@lbs.ac.uk
 
 
         
Debt Management and the Evolving Macroeconomy   Dr S Vahey
Department of Applied Economics
University of Cambridge
Sv206@econ.cam.ac.uk
 
 
         
Fluctuations and Long Term Prosperity: A Study of the UK and International Economies   Mr M R Weale
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Mweale@niesr.ac.uk
 
 
         
Interaction Between Macroeconomics and Finance   Professor M R Wickens
Department of Economics and Related Studies
University of York
MRW4@york.ac.uk
 
 
         
The Optimal Composition of Government Expenditure: Theory and Evidence   Dr G J Wyatt
Department of Economics
Heriott-Watt University
g.j.wyatt@hw.ac.uk
 
 
         
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Phase II    
Project Name   Principal Researcher Details  
         
A Quantitative Analysis of Policy Uncertainty and its Impact on Long-Term Economic Growth   Professor S G Altug
Department of Economics and Finance
University of Durham
S.G.Altug@durham.ac.uk
 
 
         
Agglomeration, Integration and the Macroeconomy   Professor C Pissarides
Department of Economics
London School of Economics
c.pissarides@lse.ac.uk
 
 
         
Imperfect Product and Factor Markets and the Macroeconomy: A Study of Inflation, output Fluctuations and Growth  

Professor V Bhaskar
Department of Economics
University of Essex
vbhas@essex.ac.uk

Pesonal Website

 
 
 
         
Monetary Policy, Business Cycles and Economic Growth  

Professor D R Osborn
University of Manchester

Project Website

Centre for Growth and Business Cycle Research

 
 
         
Optimal Consumption Patterns of the Retired with Non-Income Risks: Implications for an Ageing Population   Dr E S Cannon
Department of Economics and Finance
University of Bristol
Edmund.Cannon@bristol.ac.uk
 
 
 
         
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The Impact of Macro Fundamentals, Market Microstructure and Interventions on Exchange Rates   Professor Charles Goodhart
Economics Department and The Financial Markets Group
London School of Economics
s.vink@lse.ac.uk
 
 
         
Corporate Responses to Macroeconomic Changes and Shocks   Michael Kitson
St Catherine's College
University of Cambridge
mk24@cam.ac.uk
 
 
         
The Predictive Power of Macroeconomic Policy Shocks   Dr A W Mountford
Department of Economics
Royal Holloway College
University of London
A.Mountford@rhbnc.ac.uk
 
 
         
Macroeconomic Influences on Wellbeing   Professor A J Oswald
Department of Economics
University of Warwick
a.j.oswald@warwick.ac.uk
 
 
         
Exchange Rates, International Relative Prices, and Macroeconomic Models   Dr M O Ravn
Department of Economics
London Business School
Mravn@london.edu
 
 
         
Policy Uncertainty, Risk and Growth: Theory and Empirical Evidence   Dr L Sarno
Warwick Business School
University of Warwick
 
 
         
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Episodic Economic Growth Since 1850   Dr S N Solomou
University of Cambridge
Department of Applied Economics
daeadmin@econ.cam.ac.uk
 
 
         
Monetary Policy Design, Institutions and Co-ordination in New Open Economy Models   Professor A J Sutherland
Department of Economics
University of St Andrew
sajs10@st-andrews.ac.uk
 
 
         
Pensions, Means Testing and Early Retirement   Mr M R Weale
National Institute of Economic & Social Research
Mweale@niesr.ac.uk
 
 
         
Multijurisdictional Economies: Trade and Tax/Amenity Competition   Professor M H Wooders
Department of Economics
University of Warwick
M.Wooders@warwick.ac.uk
 
 
         
Monetary and Fiscal Policy Interactions   Professor Simon Wren-Lewis
Economics Department and The Financial Markets Group
University of Exeter
S.Wren-Lewis@ex.ac.uk
 
 
 
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