Department of Economics, University of Leicester

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• 96/18 Evolving Market Efficiency with an Application to Some Bulgarian Shares
  by Rebecca Emerson & Stephen G. Hall & Anna Zalewska-Mitura
• 96/17 Evaluation and Comparison of the RSG and RSG-GA
  by Tomasz Przechlewski & Krystyna Strzala
• 96/16 Stock Market Volatility and Real Processes in the Czech Economy
  by Martin Cihak & Kamil Janacek
• 96/15 Strain and the Inflation - Unemployment Relationship: A Conceptual and Empirical Investigation
  by Daniel Daianu & Lucian-Liviu Albu
• 96/14 Soviet Household Saving Function
  by Byung Yeon Kim
• 96/13 The Predictability of the Hungarian Stock Exchange (1991-1996)
  by Zsolt Macskasi & Jozsef Molnar
• 96/12 The Descriptive Analysis of the Secondary Securities Market in Lithuania in the Period 1993-1995
  by Violeta Moscinskiene
• 96/11 Exchange Rate, Inflation and Unemployment in East European Economies: the Case of Poland and Hungary
  by Roberto Golinelli & Renzo Orsi
• 96/10 Modelling Structural Changes Using Smooth Transition Regression: A Case of Poland
  by Magdalena Osinska
• 96/9 Privatisation in Eastern Europe - Alternative Scenarios
  by Barbara M. Roberts
• 96/8 Testing Integration of Macroeconomic Time Series in Transitional Socialist Economies. A Modification of Perron Test
  by Krzysztof Rybinski
• 96/7 Testing the Information Structure of eastern European Markets: The Warsaw Stock Exchange
  by Renato G. Flores & JrAriane Szafarz
• 96/6 Threshold Modelling of Stock Return on Eastern European Market
  by Kalvinder K. Sian
• 96/5 The Influence of Macroeconomic Factors on Behaviour and Predictability of Stock Market Returns in East European Countries: The Case of Poland
  by Magdalena Sokalska
• 96/4 Stability of Long-Run Relationships for Countries in Transition: A Hansen Test Study
  by Ewa M. Syczewska
• 96/3 The Nature(s) of Hungarian Inflation: A Study in Plurality
  by Istvan HameczJanos & VinczeIstvan Zsoldos
• 96/2 The Price-Wage Mechanism in Poland: An Endogenous Switching Model
  by Jacek Osiewalski & Aleksander Welfe
• 96/1 An Econometric Analysis of Polish Inflation Dynamics with Learning about Rational Expectations
  by Peter A. Zadrozny

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