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Working Papers

2007

1. Projections of Chinese Energy Demands in 2020
   PIER Working Paper Archive, Penn Institute for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania

2004

2. How the Dragon Captured the World Export Markets: Outsourcing and Foreign Investment Lead the Way
   PIER Working Paper Archive, Penn Institute for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania View citations
3. Why Is China So Competitive? Measuring and Explaining China’s Competitiveness
   Working Papers, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Economics
   Also in Working Papers, Singapore Management University, School of Economics (2004)
   See also Journal Article in The World Economy (2006)

2000

4. Will Japan's Current Account Turn to Deficit?
   Working Papers, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Economics

1994

5. Japan's Persistent Trade Surplus: Policies for Adjustment
   Working Papers, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Economics
   See also Journal Article in Japan and the World Economy (1996)

1993

6. Macro and Industry Implications of Voluntary Export Restraints on US - Japan Trade
   Working Papers, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Economics
7. The Impact of Japanese Auto VER's on the US and Japanese Economies
   Working Papers, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Economics

1991

8. Toward a Concept of Development Agreements
   OECD Development Centre Working Papers, OECD, Development Centre

Undated

9. The Effects of the East Asian Crisis on the Region's Energy Consumption
   Penn CARESS Working Papers, Penn Economics Department

Journal Articles

2009

1. Global Climate Change
   World Economics, 2009, 10, (3), 193-194
2. The World Financial Crisis
   World Economics, 2009, 10, (1), 45-58
3. Will Economic Recovery Drive up World Oil Prices?
   World Economics, 2009, 10, (2), 1-26

2008

4. Globalization
   World Economics, 2008, 9, (2), 153-174 View citations
5. Modeling and forecasting energy consumption in China: Implications for Chinese energy demand and imports in 2020
   Energy Economics, 2008, 30, (3), 1263-1278

2006

6. Why is China so Competitive? Measuring and Explaining China's Competitiveness
   The World Economy, 2006, 29, (2), 95-122 View citations
   See also Working Paper (2004)

2005

7. "A Theory of Production" The Estimation of the Cobb-Douglas Function: A Retrospective View
   Eastern Economic Journal, 2005, 31, (3), 427-445 View citations
8. Information Asymmetry and Competitive Bidding in Auditing
   Economic Inquiry, 2005, 43, (2), 417-425

2003

9. Why are saving rates in East Asia so high? Reviving the life cycle hypothesis
   Empirical Economics, 2003, 28, (2), 275-289 View citations

2001

10. Heather Smith (Ed.), Looking Forward: Korea after the Economic Crisis
    Journal of Comparative Economics, 2001, 29, (4), 783-785

2000

11. Economic Growth and Energy Import Requirements: An Energy Balance Model of Thailand
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 2000, 22, (2), 219-254

1996

12. Japan's persistent trade surplus: Policies for adjustment
    Japan and the World Economy, 1996, 8, (3), 309-333 View citations
    See also Working Paper (1994)

1995

13. A CGE approach to modeling the development ladder
    Journal of Asian Economics, 1995, 6, (2), 177-199
14. Commodity prices and inflation: A forward-looking price model
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1995, 17, (4), 397-426 View citations
15. Measuring the impact of AFTA: An application of a linked CGE system
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1995, 17, (4), 325-365 View citations

1994

16. The impact of Japanese auto VRAs on the U.S. and Japanese economies
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1994, 16, (2), 147-164
17. The user cost estimation of owner-occupied housing
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1994, 16, (3), 327-333

1992

18. The Mexico-United States free trade and investment area proposal: A macroeconometric evaluation of impacts on Mexico
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1992, 14, (1), 99-119 View citations

1991

19. Impact of Japanese investment in U.S. automobile production
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1991, 13, (4), 467-487

1989

20. The macroeconomic impacts of increasing the minimum wage
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1989, 11, (2), 179-189

1988

21. Explaining recent metals price swings: Exchange rates and structural considerations
    Resources Policy, 1988, 14, (2), 85-96
22. The business forecasting revolution: F. Gerald Adams, (Oxford University Press, New York, 1986) pp. 265, $18.95, [UK pound]9.68
    International Journal of Forecasting, 1988, 4, (2), 287-289

1987

23. Corporate Tax Reform and Business Investment: Empirical Estimates for Structures and Equipment
    Empirical Economics, 1987, 12, (3), 187-95
24. Measuring competitive costs in non-ferrous metal production: The case of aluminium
    Resources Policy, 1987, 13, (3), 166-174
25. Revolution in the world of econometric business forecasting
    Business Horizons, 1987, 30, (1), 46-51

1985

26. Influences des echanges intra latinoamericains sur l'economie colombienne: Un modele multisectoriel: Jorge Requena Blanco, (Berne, 1984) pp. xvi + 238
    Journal of Development Economics, 1985, 19, (1-2), 217-218

1984

27. International debt and the stability of the world economy: William R. Cline, Institute of International Economics, Washington, D.C. 1983 Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1984, 6, (1), 147-150
28. Oil markets in turmoil: By Phillip Verleger. Cambridge, MA: Ballinger, 1982
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1984, 6, (3), 421-425
29. Petroleum Price Elasticity, Income Effects, and OPEC's Pricing Policy
    The Energy Journal, 1984, 5, (1), 115-128

1983

30. Can Latin America carry its international debt? A prospective analysis using the Wharton Latin American debt simulation model
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1983, 5, (3), 419-441
31. Commodity exports and economic development: The commodity problem and policy in developing countries by F. Gerard Adams and Jere R. Behrman Lexington Books, Lexington, MA (UK: Gower, Aldershot, Hants), 1982, 346 pp, [UK pound]21.00
    Resources Policy, 1983, 9, (1), 65-66

1982

32. General versus industry-specific industrial policy incentives
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1982, 4, (2), 161-174
33. Modeling the multiregional economic system: F. Gerard Adams and Norman J. Glickman, Eds., Lexington, Mass., D.C. Heath: 1980, pp. ix + 310
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1982, 4, (2), 275-277

1981

34. The energy-GDP relationship in developing countries: Empirical evidence and stability tests
    Energy Economics, 1981, 3, (4), 244-248
35. The linkage effects of raw material processing in economic development: A survey of modeling and other approaches
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1981, 3, (3), 375-397

1980

36. The Law of the Sea treaty and the regulation of nodule exploitation
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1980, 2, (1), 19-33 View citations
37. The economics of primary commodities: Stabilizing world commodity markets edited by F.G. Adams and S.A. Klein Lexington Books, D.C. Health, Lexington, MA, USA, 1978, 352 pp, [UK pound]17.50
    Resources Policy, 1980, 6, (4), 334-335

1979

38. Econometric modeling of world commodity policy: Edited by F. Gerard Adams and Jere R. Behrman, Lexington, Mass.: D.C. Heath and Co., 1978
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1979, 1, (2), 295-298
39. Econometric modeling of world commodity policy: F.G. Adams and J.R. Behrman Lexington Books, D.C. Heath, Lexington, MA, 1978, 223 pp, [UK pound]14.00
    Resources Policy, 1979, 5, (4), 306-306
40. Measuring the Impact of Primary Commodity Fluctuations on Economic Development: Coffee and Brazil
    American Economic Review, 1979, 69, (2), 164-68 View citations
41. Must high commodity prices depress the world economy? An application of a world model system
    Journal of Policy Modeling, 1979, 1, (2), 201-215

1978

42. Econometric models of world agricultural commodity markets: Cocoa, coffee, tea, wool, cotton, sugar, wheat, rice: F. Gerard Adams and Jere R. Behnman (Ballinger, Cambridge, MA, 1976)
    Journal of Development Economics, 1978, 5, (1), 103-105

1975

43. On the Specification and Simulation of a Regional Econometric Model: A Model of Mississippi
    The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1975, 57, (3), 286-98 View citations

1974

44. Anticipations Variables in an Econometric Model: Performance of the Anticipations Version of Wharton Mark III
    International Economic Review, 1974, 15, (2), 267-84
45. Federal Programs to Measure Consumer Purchase Expectations, 1946-1973: A Post-Mortem: Comment
    Journal of Consumer Research: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly, 1974, 1, (3), 11-12

1971

46. The Effect of the Business Cycle on Trade Flows of Industrial Countries
    Journal of Finance, 1971, 26, (2), 251-68 View citations

Chapters

1981

1. Commodity Exports and NIEO Proposals for Buffer Stocks and Compensatory Finance: Implications for Latin America
   A chapter in Export Diversification and the New Protectionism: The Experience of Latin America, 1981, pp 48-82