Investing in Health: A Macroeconomic Exploration of Short-Run and Long-Run Trade-Offs von Zhao, Junying, Scarth, William, Hurley, Jeremiah

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Aggregate Demand-Supply Analysis and Its Critics: An Evaluation of the Controversy von Scarth, William

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Is policy perversity consistent with Keynesian business cycles? von Myatt, Anthony, Scarth, William M.

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Does a Current-Account Deficit Indicate Bad Economic Policy? von Scarth, William

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An Evaluation of the Working Income Tax Benefit von Scarth, William, Tang, Lei

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Adjustment Costs and Aggregate Demand Theory von Bailey, Roy E., Scarth, William M.

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Can fiscal spending be contractionary when interest rates have supply-side effects? von Myatt, Anthony, Scarth, William M.

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Fiscal Policy Can Raise Both Employment and Productivity von Scarth, William

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Federal Debt Reduction: Choosing Paths von William B. P. Robson, Scarth, William M.

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GROWTH AND INEQUALITY: A REVIEW ARTICLE von Scarth, William

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A note on non-uniqueness in rational expectations models von Scarth, William M.

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Can Economic Growth Make Monetarist Arithmetic Pleasant? von Scarth, William M.

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Saving, Investment and Current Account Dynamics von BURBDDGE, JOHN B., SCARTH, WILLIAM M., STEMP, PETER J.

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Exchange rate policy and the average rate of output in a simple nonlinear model von Denton, Frank T., Scarth, William M., Xue, Wen

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Is Non-Monetarist Arithmetic Just as Unpleasant? von Kneebone, Ronald D., Scarth, William M.

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Real Disturbances and Exchange Rate Policy: A Correction von Scarth, William M.

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Rational expectations and the instability of bond-financing von Scarth, William M.

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Tax-related incomes policies and macroeconomic stability von Scarth, William M.

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Real Disturbances, Perfect Capital Mobility, and Exchange Rate Policy von Scarth, William M.

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Monetary Policy and Built-In Stability von Lam, Jean-Paul, Scarth, William

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