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Details of the CEPG's previous policy assessments and models are to be found in:&#13;
Economic Policy Reviews 1 and 2 (1975 and 1976), which are unfortunately out of print&#13;
Economic Policy Reviews 3, 4 and 5 (1977, 1978 and 1979), available from Gower Publishing Company, 1 Westmead, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7RU, UK&#13;
Cripps, T. F. and Coutts, K. J. 1980. Technical Manual on the CEPG Model of the UK (fifth edition), available in May 1980 from Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB3 9DE, UK, price £3.50 (incl. p. &amp; p.)&#13;
Cripps, T. F., Gudgin, G. and Rhodes, J. 1979. Technical Manual on the CEPG World Model, also available from the Department of Applied Economics, address as above, price £5.00 (incl. p. &amp; p.)&#13;
Cripps, T. F. and Godley, W. A. H. 1976. A formal analysis of the Cambridge Economic Policy Group model, Economica, November&#13;
Cripps, T. F., Fetherston, M. H. and Godley, W. A. H.1978. Simulations with the Cambridge Economic Policy Group model, in M. V. Posner (ed.), Demand Management, London, Heinemann Educational Books&#13;
Among the published work by members of the Group on relevant topics are the following:&#13;
Coutts, K. J., Godley, W. A. H. and Nordhaus, W. D. 1978. Industrial Pricing in the United Kingdom, DAE Monograph No. 26, Cambridge, CUP&#13;
Coutts, K. J., Tarling, R. J. and Wilkinson, S. F. 1976. Wage bargaining and the inflation process, Chapter 2 in Economic Policy Review, No. 2, March&#13;
Cripps, T. F. 1978. Causes of growth and recession in world trade, Chapter 4 in Economic Policy Review, No.4, March&#13;
Cripps, T. F. and Godley, W. A. H. 1978. Control of imports as a means to full employment and the expansion of world trade: the UK's case, Cambridge Journal ofEconomics, September&#13;
Fetherston, M. J. and Godley, W. A. H. 1978. 'New Cambridge' macroeconomics and global monetarism: some issues of conduct of UK economic policy, inK. Brunner and A. H. Meltzer (eds.), Public Policies in Open Economies, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, vol. 9 (supplement to Journal of Monetary Economics), Amsterdam, North-Holland. A critique by A. S. Blinder is contained in the same volume.&#13;
Fetherston, M. J., Moore, B. C. and Rhodes, J. 1979. EEC membership and UK trade in manufactures, Cambridge Journal ofEconomics, December Godley, W. A. H. 1977. Inflation in the United Kingdom, in L. B. Krause and W. S. Salant (eds.), Worldwide Inflation, Washington DC, Brookings Institution Godley, W. A. H. 1980. The United Kingdom and the Community Budget, in W. Wallace (ed.), Britain in Europe, Joint Studies in Public Policy, London, Heinemann&#13;
Godley, W. A. H. and May, R. M. 1977. The macroeconomic implications of devaluation and import restriction, Chapter 2 in Economic Policy Review, No.3, March&#13;
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