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Volume 27, 2009/10
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Volume 27
Issue 1: September 2009
Issue 2: November 2009
Issue 3: February 2010
Issue 4: April 2010
Click here for Economic Review Data Supplement
September 2009
Contents
Quantitative Easing and Baby-Sitting Cooperatives
Maksymilian Kwiek
Why do People Work?
Victoria Prowse
Globalisation’s Peril and Promise
John Bluedorn
Getting Started
Markets and equilibrium
Peter Smith
Who’s Who in Economics?
Paul Krugman
John Aldrich
Question and Answer
What is Economics?
Peter Smith
Fiscal Policy
Child Poverty and the Recession
Robert Joyce
Economics Online
Setting up a News Feed
Richard Young
Student’s Corner
A Student Writes
Catherine Batchelor
Development Profile
Country P
Peter Smith
November 2009
Contents
The Millennium Development Goals:
midlife crisis?
Peter Smith
Getting started Motivations, incentives and signals
Peter Smith
Interpreting economic data
How does the economy behave in a recession?
Paul Turner
The importance of being NICE Carmine Ornaghi
Question and answer Import-substituting industrialisation Peter Smith
Fiscal policy
Tackling the British love of fat
Martin O’Connell
Experimenting with the minimum wage
Mirco Tonin
Student’s corner
A student’s view
Catherine Batchelor
Economics online
Blogs for economics students
Richard Young
Topical issues
Housing: a return to renting?
Robert Nutter
Development profile Country Q
Peter Smith
February 2010
Contents
The financial crisis
Christopher Bowdler
Fiscal policy Taxing the rich
James Browne
The UK housing market
Tejvan Pettinger
Interpreting economic data Unemployment and the recession
Paul Turner
Economics online Introducing economic data on the web
Richard Young
Competition policy and price-matching guarantees
Jenny Haydock
Question and answer Motivations of firms Peter Smith
Why does labour productivity vary across regions?
Anthony Plumridge and Don Webber
Student’s corner A student's view Catherine Batchelor
Development profile Country R
Peter Smith
April 2010
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