… Michael Parkin received his training as an economist at the Universities of Leicester and
Essex in England. He is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Economics at the University of …

We investigate how editorial slant—defined as the quantity and tone of a newspaper's
candidate coverage as influenced by its editorial position—shapes candidate evaluations and …

The output-inflation trade-off is investigated in a rational expectations equilibrium economy
in which costly price setting makes it inefficient for agents to vary their prices at every instant. …

Quality of service (QoS) can be a critical element for achieving the business goals of a
service provider, for the acceptance of a service by the user, or for guaranteeing service …

This paper shows how an estimate of the expected inflation rate may be obtained from the
qualitative data generated by surveys in which respondents are asked whether they expect …

Microeconomics, 13th edition builds on the foundation of the previous edition and retains a
thorough and careful presentation of the principles of economics. The text emphasizes real-…

Electoral campaigns are the foundation of democratic governance; yet scholarship on the
content of campaign communications remains underdeveloped. In this paper, we advance …

This paper takes a fresh and unusual look at a popular example of the new class of models
that form the basis of Veal business cycle theory," an approach that seeks to understand …

In a few short years, the World Wide Web has become a standard part of candidates' campaign
tool kits. Virtually all candidates have their own sites, and voters, journalists, and activists …

The Internet offers political candidates a new way to campaign. Part of the Internet's novelty
comes from technological options not available in most other media. Candidates, however, …