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Estimating an equilibrium exchange rate for the dollar and other key currencies

Hughes Hallett, Andrew; Richter, Christian - In: Economic modelling 21 (2004) 6, pp. 1117-1144

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Northern and Eastern enlargement of EMU : do structural reforms matter?

Hughes Hallett, Andrew; Hougaard Jensen, Svend Erik; … - 2004

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Quantitative economic policy : essays in honour of Andrew Hughes Hallett

Neck, Reinhard (contributor); … - 2007 - 1. ed.

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A time-frequency analysis of the coherences of the US business cycle and the European business cycle

Hughes Hallett, Andrew; Richter, Christian - 2004

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The impact of EC-92 on trade in developing countries

Hallett, A. J. Hughes - In: The World Bank research observer 9 (1994) 1, pp. 121-146

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[Rezension von: The ostrich and the EMU : London, Centre for Economic Policy Research, 1997]

Hughes Hallett, Andrew - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 108 (1998) 449, pp. 1183-1184

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On the importance of the optimal macroeconomic policy mix in Europe

Hughes Hallett, Andrew - In: The European Union and the euro : economic, …, (pp. 73-97). 2000

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Britain and the Euro

Hughes Hallett, Andrew - In: Atlantic economic journal : AEJ 30 (2002) 3, pp. 335-348

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Britain and the euro : a study in reluctance

Hughes Hallett, Andrew - In: The euro and Britain : implications of moving into the EMU, (pp. 229-254). 2002

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Post-Thatcher fiscal strategies in the U.K. : an interpretation ; presented at the CESifo/LBI Conference on the Sustainability of Public Debt, October 2004

Hughes Hallett, Andrew - 2004

Fiscal policy in Britain has changed radically since the Keynesianism of the 1960s and 1970s. After a passive period under monetarism of the 1980s, fiscal policy is said to have adopted a leadership role with long term objectives (low debt, the provision of public services/ investment, and...

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