Nicholas Dimsdale, Emeritus Fellow in Economics at Queen's College, University of Oxford, and an Associate Fellow of Nuffield College, University of Oxford,Anthony Hotson, Research Associate, Centre for Financial History, University of Cambridge, and member of Wolfson College, University of Oxford

Nicholas Dimsdale is Emeritus Fellow in Economics at Queen's College Oxford and an Associate Fellow of Nuffield College, having retired as Fellow and University Lecturer in Economics. His interests are in monetary economics, macroeconomic history and financial history. His papers have been published in leading journals and he has edited several books. For many years he was an Editor of Oxford Economic Papers and is a member of its Editorial Board. He has been an active member of the Winton Institute for Monetary History and has collaborated closely with Anthony Hotson, including the editing of this volume.

Anthony Hotson is a Research Associate at the Centre for Financial History, Cambridge, and a member of Wolfson College, Oxford. He worked at the Bank of England in the 1980s and subsequently as a market practitioner. More recently he has been a Research Fellow at the Winton Institute for Monetary History in Oxford and has collaborated closely with Nicholas Dimsdale, including the editing of this volume. Dr Hotson teaches financial history and is co-editor of a book to be published this year on the Thatcher Government and the 1981 Budget. He is a non-executive director of Cenkos Securities plc.

Gareth Campbell, Queen's University
Forrest Capie, CASS Business School, City University
Youssef Cassis, European University Institute
Nicholas Dimsdale, University of Oxford
Marc Flandreau, Institute de Hautes Etudes
Nicholas Horsewood, University of Birmingham
Anthony Hotson, University of Cambridge and University of Oxford
Avner Offer, University of Oxford
Richard Roberts, King's College London
John Turner, Queen's University
Stefano Ugolini, University of Toulouse 1