How Much Spare Capacity Is There in the UK Economy? by Nickell, S

“…In this paper, Stephen Nickell, member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee, analyses the extent of spare capacity in the UK economy. …”

Why Do Jobless Rates Differ? by Nickell, S

“…The Beveridge Curve plots the relationship between unemployment and job vacancies. Stephen Nickell, Luca Nunziata, Wolfgang Ochel and Glenda Quintini look at the evidence on unemployment and wages in all OECD countries from 1960 to the 1990s, and conclude that changes in labour market regimes explain most of the observed shifts.…”

House Prices, Household Debt and Monetary Policy. by Nickell, S

“…In this speech, Stephen Nickell, a member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee, addresses the question: should we keep interest rates higher than would be required to hit the inflation target during 2004 in order not to encourage further debt accumulation and increases in house prices? …”

The nature of unemployment in Britain: Studies of the DHSS cohort by Nickell, S

“…Coauthors are Wiji Narendranathan, Jon Stern, and Jaime Garcia. Nickell is Professor of Economics and Director of the Institute of Economics and Statistics at Oxford University. …”

Monetary Policy Issues: Past, Present, Future. by Nickell, S

“…In this speech, Professor Stephen Nickell considers four issues. First, has the MPC exhibited a deflationary bias? …”

Two Current Monetary Policy Issues. by Nickell, S

“…In this speech, Stephen Nickell, member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee looks at two issues: first, the impending switch to targeting the HICP inflation rate and, second, the implications of the steady rise in household debt. …”

Why Has Inflation Been So Low since 1999? by Nickell, S

“…In this paper,(1) Stephen Nickell, member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), explains why CPI goods prices have been falling in the United Kingdom since mid-1999. …”

Estimating the Parameters of Interest in a Job Search Model. by Narendranathan, W, Nickell, S

“…The reduced form approach is mainly concerned with the specification and estimation of the conditional probability of leaving an unemployment spell - see for example, Lancaster (1979), Nickell (1979), Lancaster and Nickell (1980). Search theory is then made use of, to interpret the estimated coefficients in the model. …”

The NAIRU: Some Theory and Statistical Facts. by Nickell, S

The Influence of Uncertainty on Investment. by Nickell, S

Wages, Restrictive Practices and Productivity. by Nickell, S, Nicolitsas, D

The UK Current Account Deficit and All That. by Nickell, S

“…In this speech, Stephen Nickell, member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee, discusses the recent history of the U.K. current account deficit. …”

Unions, Wages and Employment: Tests Based on U.K. Firm-Level Data. by Nickell, S, Wadhwani, S

On the Role of Expectations in the Pure Theory of Investment. by Nickell, S

The Determinants of Occupational Success in Britain. by Nickell, S

The Modelling of Wages and Employment. by Nickell, S

The Collapse in Demand for the Unskilled and Unemployment across the OECD. by Nickell, S, Bell, B

Monetary Policy, Demand and Inflation. by Nickell, S

Uncertainty and Lags in the Investment Decisions of Firms. by Nickell, S

Trade Unions and the Position of Women in the Industrial Wage Structure. by Nickell, S