Edited by David G. Dickinson, Director of Money, Banking and Finance and Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham, UK and Michael Driscoll, Vice-Chancellor, Middlesex University Business School and Somnath Sen, Head of Department and Reader in Economics, University of Birmingham, UK

• The imagined deemed possible - the germ of the process of history, George Shackle; a wider perspective, John Hey; decision making under complete uncertainty, Richard Barrett and Prasanta Pattanaik; the characteristic function of the Dirichlet and multivariate F distributions, Peter Phillips; bank regulation, uncertainty and business cycles, Andrew Mullineux; uncertainty and monetary policy, Michael Driscoll; precautionary reserves and holding period uncertainty, David Dickinson; the demand for policy loans - an empirical analysis with quarterly Canadian data, Colin Dodds and Atul Dar; testing for market efficiency, David Peel; double moral hazard, buy-back and the debt crisis, Mansoob Murshed; forward-looking behaviour, asset prices and macroeconomic policy, Marcus Miller; monetary neutrality and non-neutrality in disequilibrium models, Somnath Sen.

Edited by David G. Dickinson, Director of Money, Banking and Finance and Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham, UK and Michael Driscoll, Vice-Chancellor, Middlesex University Business School and Somnath Sen, Head of Department and Reader in Economics, University of Birmingham, UK

• The imagined deemed possible - the germ of the process of history, George Shackle; a wider perspective, John Hey; decision making under complete uncertainty, Richard Barrett and Prasanta Pattanaik; the characteristic function of the Dirichlet and multivariate F distributions, Peter Phillips; bank regulation, uncertainty and business cycles, Andrew Mullineux; uncertainty and monetary policy, Michael Driscoll; precautionary reserves and holding period uncertainty, David Dickinson; the demand for policy loans - an empirical analysis with quarterly Canadian data, Colin Dodds and Atul Dar; testing for market efficiency, David Peel; double moral hazard, buy-back and the debt crisis, Mansoob Murshed; forward-looking behaviour, asset prices and macroeconomic policy, Marcus Miller; monetary neutrality and non-neutrality in disequilibrium models, Somnath Sen.

Edited by David G. Dickinson, Director of Money, Banking and Finance and Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham, UK and Michael Driscoll, Vice-Chancellor, Middlesex University Business School and Somnath Sen, Head of Department and Reader in Economics, University of Birmingham, UK

• The imagined deemed possible - the germ of the process of history, George Shackle; a wider perspective, John Hey; decision making under complete uncertainty, Richard Barrett and Prasanta Pattanaik; the characteristic function of the Dirichlet and multivariate F distributions, Peter Phillips; bank regulation, uncertainty and business cycles, Andrew Mullineux; uncertainty and monetary policy, Michael Driscoll; precautionary reserves and holding period uncertainty, David Dickinson; the demand for policy loans - an empirical analysis with quarterly Canadian data, Colin Dodds and Atul Dar; testing for market efficiency, David Peel; double moral hazard, buy-back and the debt crisis, Mansoob Murshed; forward-looking behaviour, asset prices and macroeconomic policy, Marcus Miller; monetary neutrality and non-neutrality in disequilibrium models, Somnath Sen.