| Description | Summer 2008. Vol 48 No. 2. Articles and speeches: 'Markets and Operations', p.126; 'Public attitudes to inflation and interest rates', p.148; 'Recent advances in extracting policy-relevant information from market interest rates', p.157; 'How do mark-ups vary with demand', p.167; 'On the sources of macroeconomic stability', p.174; summaries of recent Bank of England working papers, p.184: 'Network models and financial stability', p.184; ''Non-linear adjustment of import prices in the European Union', p.185; 'The elasticity of substitution: evidence froma UK firm-level data set', p.186; 'Dealing with country diversity: challenges for the IMF credit union model', p.187; 'Investigating the structural stability of the Phillips curve relationship', p.188; speeches: 'Sovereign wealth funds and global imbalances' by Sir John Gieve, Deputy Governor given at the Sovereign Wealth Management Conference, London on 14 March 2008, p.196; 'Monetary policy and the financial system' by Paul Tucker, Executive Director and member of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), at the Institutional Money Market Funds Association Annual Dinner on 2 April 2008, p.203; 'Inflation and the global economy' by Professor Tim Besley, member of the MPC at the Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce in London on 22 April 2008, p.207; 'Does sterling still matter for monetary policy?' by Andrew Sentence, member of the MPC, to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), Centre Point, London on 23 April 2008, p.214; 'Strengthening regimes for controlling liquidity risk: some lessons from the recent turmoil'' by Nigel Jenkinson, Executive Director for financial stability, given at the Euromoney conference on Liquidity and Funding Risk Management on 24 April 2008, p.223; 'Inflation, expectations and monetary policy' by Professor David Blanchflower , member of the MPC, delivered at the Royal Society, George Street, Edinburgh, on 29 April 2008, p.229. |