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November 1996
September 1996
July 1996
May 1996
January and March 1996

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NOVEMBER 1996:
	Executive Pay and Corporate Success: How to Make the Connection
	The Downside of Purchaser-Provider Contracting in the NHS Internal Market
	The Limits of Using Evidence-based Medicine in NHS Resource Allocation
	Why Hollywood Movies are either Huge Hits or Massive Flops
	Major Threats to Unskilled Workers from the Developing World
	Third World Labour Markets: Wages Fall when Unemployment Rises
	Controversy: Does the Welfare State have Negative Effects on Economic Growth?
	Nobel Prize-awarding Swedish Economists Spuriously Attack the Welfare State
	Welfare State to Blame for Sweden’s Poor Relative Economic Performance
	The Importance of Getting Incentives Right in the Welfare State

SEPTEMBER 1996:
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	Portfolio Insurance: How To Protect Your Financial Assets And Earn Higher Returns
	Small Firms Grow Faster Than Large Firms and Create More Jobs
	The 'Feel-good' Factor: The Effect of its Absence on Precautionary Savings
	Poverty Alleviation Programmes and their Impact on Economic Growth
	Monetary Policy: Why Monetary Targeting Failed and How to Make it Effective
	The Positive Impact of Standards on Britain's Trade Performance
	How to Encourage More New Business Start-ups to Succeed
	Ways to Measure Poverty that Help Fight it More Effectively

JULY 1996:
	Economic and Monetary Union in Europe: Why New Agreements are Essential
	Economic Growth: Twin Peaks: How the World is Polarizing into Rich and Poor
	The Impact of Adopting New Technology on Corporate Profitability
	Unemployment Lessons from the Developing World

MAY 1996:
	The Secret of Successful Aid for Stabilization
	Why Farmers Won't Switch to Safer Pest Control
	Should We Regulate the Financial System?

JANUARY AND MARCH 1996:
	Deindustrialization and UK Economic Performance
	Reaping the Benefits of Foreign Direct Investment
	Pay Leadership in Wage Determination
	Why New Businesses Fail
	The Myth of Disappearing Lifetime Jobs
	Gender Discrimination at Work
	Tackling Long-term Unemployment