Discussion Papers
| Year | Title | Authors | Series |
| 2013 | THE RBC VIEW OF PAKISTAN: A DECLARATION OF STYLIZED FACTS AND ESSENTIAL MODELS | M. Ali Choudhary and Farooq Pasha | DP 04/13 |
| WAGE GROWTH AND HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE UK FINANCE SECTOR | Joanne Lindley | DP 03/13 | |
| STICKY WAGES IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: LESSONS FROM STRUCTURED INTERVIEWS IN PAKISTAN | Waqas Ahmed, M. Ali Choudhary, Sajawal Khan, Saima Mahmood and Gylfi Zoega | DP 02/13 | |
| BOOTSTRAPPING TESTS FOR JUMPS WITH AN APPLICATION TO TEST AVERAGING | Ana-Maria Dumitru | DP 01/13 | |
| 2012 | MONETARY POLICY AND BANKING SUPERVISION: IS THERE A CONFLICT OF INTEREST? | Diana Lima, Ioannis Lazopoulos and Vasco Gabriel | DP 17/12 |
| EFFICIENT SIMULATION OF DSGE MODELS WITH INEQUALITY CONSTRAINTS | Tom Holden and Michael Paetz | DP 16/12 | |
| LEARNING FROM LEARNERS | Tom Holden | DP 15/12 | |
| MEDIUM-FREQUENCY CYCLES AND THE REMARKABLE NEAR TREND-STATIONARITY OF OUTPUT | Tom Holden | DP 14/12 | |
| EXPLAINING SHIFTS IN EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES | Graham Bird, Alex Mandilaras and Helen Popper | DP 13/12 | |
| WILL EUROPE’S FISCAL COMPACT HELP AVOID FUTURE ECONOMIC CRISES? | Graham Bird and Alex Mandilaras | DP 12/12 | |
| MEASURING FINANCIAL CONTAGION WITH EXTREME COEXCEEDANCES | Apostolos Thomadakis | DP 11/12 | |
| IMPERFECT INFORMATION, OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY AND INFORMATIONAL CONSISTENCY | Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman and Bo Yang | DP 10/12 | |
| TECHNOLOGY, UTILIZATION AND INFLATION: WHAT DRIVES THE NEW KEYNESIAN PHILLIPS CURVE? | Peter McAdam and Alpo Willman | DP 09/12 | |
| OPENNESS, EFFICIENCY AND TECHNOLOGY: AN INDUSTRY ASSESSMENT | Dimitris Christopoulos and Peter McAdam | DP 08/12 | |
| ENDOGENOUS GROWTH AND CONSUMPTION AGGREGATION | Nicole Tabasso | DP 07/12 | |
| CONTAGION OR FLIGHT-TO-QUALITY PHENOMENA IN STOCK AND BOND RETURNS | Apostolos Thomadakis | DP 06/12 | |
| A FISCAL STIMULUS WITH DEEP HABITS AND OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY | Cristiano Cantore, Paul Levine, Giovanni Melina and Bo Yang | DP 05/12 | |
| A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE GOLD STANDARD: INFLATION AS A POPULATION PHENOMENON | João Ricardo Faria and Peter McAdam | DP 04/12 | |
| STRUCTURAL EQUATIONS AND INVARIANCE | Giovanni Forchini | DP 03/12 | |
| BANK LENDING AND MONETARY SHOCKS: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION | Amjad Ali, M. Ali Choudhary, Shah Hussain and Vasco J. Gabriel | DP 02/12 | |
| CONSISTENT ESTIMATION OF PANEL DATA MODELS WITH A MULTI-FACTOR ERROR STRUCTURE | Ben Ping and Giovanni Forchini | DP 01/12 | |
| 2011 | A FISCAL STIMULUS AND JOBLESS RECOVERY | Cristiano Cantore, Paul Levine and Giovanni Melina | DP 11/11 |
| FORMAL SECTOR PRICE DISCOVERIES: RESULTS FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY | M. Ali Choudhary, Saima Naeem, Abdul Faheem, Nadim Haneef and Farooq Pasha | DP 10/11 | |
| DELEGATION TO INDEPENDENT REGULATORS AND THE RATCHET EFFECT | Joanne Evans, Paul Levine, Neil Rickman and Francesc Trillas | DP 09/11 | |
| IDENTIFICATION OF MONETARY POLICY IN SVAR MODELS: A DATA-ORIENTED PERSPECTIVE | Matteo Fragetta and Giovanni Melina | DP 08/11 | |
| INFORMALITY, FRICTIONS AND MONETARY POLICY | Nicoletta Batini, Paul Levine, Emanuela Lotti and Bo Yang | DP 07/11 | |
| IS THERE A BEIJING CONSENSUS ON INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMIC POLICY? | Graham Bird, Alex Mandilaras and Helen Popper | DP 06/11 | |
| GETTING NORMALIZATION RIGHT: DEALING WITH ‘DIMENSIONAL CONSTANTS’ IN MACROECONOMICS | Cristiano Cantore and Paul Levine | DP 05/11 | |
| AGGREGATE STABILITY AND BALANCED-BUDGET RULES | Matteo Ghilardi and Raffaele Rossi | DP 04/11 | |
| TRILEMMA STABILITY AND INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMIC ARCHETYPES IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES | Helen Popper, Alex Mandilaras and Graham Bird | DP 03/11 | |
| THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF INFORMALITY | Nicoletta Batini, Paul Levine & Emanuela Lotti | DP 02/11 | |
| THE GENDER DIMENSION OF TECHNICAL CHANGE AND TASK INPUTS | Joanne Lindley | DP 01/11 | |
| 2010 | AN ESTIMATED DSGE MODEL OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY | Vasco J Gabriel, Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman & Bo Yang | DP 12/10 |
| AN EFFICIENT TEST OF FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY | Vasco J Gabriel & Pataaree Sangduan | DP 11/10 | |
| THE COST CHANNEL RECONSIDERED: A COMMENT USING AN IDENTIFICATION-ROBUST APPROACH | Vasco J Gabriel & Luis F Martins | DP 10/10 | |
| COINTEGRATION TESTS UNDER MULTIPLE REGIME SHIFTS: AN APPLICATION TO THE STOCK PRICE-DIVIDEND RELATIONSHIP | Vasco J Gabriel & Luis F Martins | DP 09/10 | |
| A COMPARISON OF EARNINGS AND OCCUPATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS AND ECONOMIC IMMIGRANTS IN THE UK | Rukhsana Kausar & Stephen Drinkwater | DP 08/10 | |
| OPTIMAL INTERMEDIATION UNDER AGGREGATE CONSUMPTION UNCERTAINTY | Ioannis Lazopoulos | DP 07/10 | |
| MIGRATION, SKILL COMPOSITION AND GROWTH | Young-Bae Kim, Paul Levine & Emanuela Lotti | DP 06/10 | |
| THE GENDER DIMENSION OF TECHNICAL CHANGE AND JOB POLARISATION | Jo Lindley | DP 05/10 | |
| A FLOATING VERSUS MANAGED EXCHANGE RATE REGIME IN A DSGE MODEL OF INDIA | Nicoletta Batini, Vaco Gabriel, Paul Levine & Joseph Pearlman | DP 04/10 | |
| ENDOGENOUS PERSISTENCE IN AN ESTIMATED DSGE MODEL UNDER IMPERFECT INFORMATION | Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman, George Perendia & Bo Yang | DP 03/10 | |
| MONETARY POLICY IN AN UNCERTAIN WORLD: PROBABILITY MODELS AND THE DESIGN OF ROBUST MONETARY RULES | Paul Levine | DP 02/10 | |
| IS THE OVER-EDUCATION WAGE PENALTY PERMANENT? | Joanne Lindley & Steven McIntosh | DP 01/10 | |
| 2009 | INFORMAL LABOUR AND CREDIT MARKETS: A SURVEY | Nicoletta Batini, Young-Bae Kim, Paul Levine & Emanuela Lotti | DP 06/09 |
| ONCE BITTEN: THE EFFECT OF IMF PROGRAMS ON SUBSEQUENT RESERVE BEHAVIOUR | Graham Bird & Alex Mandilaras | DP 05/09 | |
| REFORM AND COMPETITIVE SELECTION IN CHINA: AN ANALYSIS OF FIRM EXITS | Qing Gong Yang & Paul Temple | DP 04/09 | |
| ASSESSING FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY SUBJECT TO POLICY CHANGES: A MARKOV SWITCHING COINTEGRATION APPROACH | Vasco Gabriel & Pataaree Sangduan | DP 03/09 | |
| MILITARY EXPENDITURE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH LITERATURE: A META-ANALYSIS | Aynur Alptekin & Paul Levine | DP 02/09 | |
| CONFLICT, GROWTH AND WELFARE: CAN INCREASING PROPERTY RIGHTS REALLY BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE? | Aynur Alptekin & Paul Levine | DP 01/09 | |
| 2008 | IS THERE A TRADE-OFF BETWEEN REGIONAL GROWTH AND NATIONAL INCOME? THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM THE EU | Young-Bae Kim | DP 10/08 |
| HAPPINESS INERTIA: ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF THE EASTERLIN PARADOX | Ali Choudhary, Paul Levine, Peter McAdam & Peter Welz | DP 09/08 | |
| NEURAL NETWORK MODELS FOR INFLATION FORECASTING: AN APPRAISAL | Ali Choudhary & Adnan Haider | DP 08/08 | |
| ENTREPRENEURSHIP, SPILLOVERS AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN THE SMALL FIRM SECTOR OF UK MANUFACTURING | Hany El Shamy & Paul Temple | DP 07/08 | |
| TAYLOR-TYPE RULES VERSUS OPTIMAL POLICY IN A MARKOV-SWITCHING ECONOMY | Fernando Alexandre, Pedro Bação & Vasco Gabriel | DP 06/08 | |
| HOW FORWARD-LOOKING IS THE FED? DIRECT ESTIMATES FROM A 'CALVO-TYPE' RULE | Vasco Gabriel, Paul Levine & Christopher Spencer | DP 05/08 | |
| ON THE (IR)RELEVANCE OF DIRECT SUPPLY-SIDE EFFECTS OF MONETARY POLICY> | Vasco Gabriel, Paul Levine, Christopher Spencer & Bo Yang | DP 04/08 | |
| PANIC ON THE STREETS OF LONDON: POLICE, CRIME AND THE JULY 2005 TERROR ATTACKS | Mirko Draca, Stephen Machin & Robert Witt | DP 03/08 | |
| ROBUST INFLATION-TARGETING RULES AND THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL POLICY COORDINATION> | Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman & Peter Welz | DP 02/08 | |
| DETERMINING CONSTITUENCY MARGINALITY IN THE UK USING THE EXPENSE CLAIMS OF MPS | Tim Bale, Barry Reilly & Robert Witt | DP 01/08 |
