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Volume 27, issue 4 , 1999
An artificial intelligence approach to the role of exports in the economic development of Malaysia pp. 363-375 Mohomad Shaaf and S. Ahmadi Criteria for contracting-out decisions when contractors can deceive pp. 376-383 Jacob Paroush and Jonas Prager Gun lobbies and gun control: Senate voting patterns on the Brady Bill and the assault weapons ban pp. 384-393 Leo H. Kahane Quality choice: Does it matter which workers own and manage the cooperative firm? pp. 394-409 Ann Horowitz and Ira Horowitz Effects of birth spacing and timing on mothers' labor force participation pp. 410-421 Carole Miller and Jing Xiao Cointegration and causality between fertility and female labor participation in Taiwan: A multivariate approach pp. 422-434 Benjamin Cheng Treasury bill rates and treasury cash reserves pp. 435-443 William Gerard Gissy Trade-related intellectual property rights and product versus process innovations pp. 444-459 Sharmila Vishwasrao The influence of instructor gender on learning and instructor ratings pp. 460-473 Kent Saunders and Phillip Saunders Economics and the law from posner to post-modernism Nicholas Mercuro and Steven G. Medema Princeton University Press, 1997, 235 pp pp. 474-480 Erwin A. Blackstone and Gary Bowman Tax structure and welfare in a model with human capital pp. 481-481 Manuel Suárez Volume 27, issue 3 , 1999
European integration and economic methodology and research: Questions and speculations pp. 243-253 Kurt Rothschild Smith v. Pareto pp. 254-259 Gordon Tullock The export-led growth hypothesis: The role of the exchange rate, money, and government expenditure from Korea pp. 260-272 Yong Glasure and Aie-Rie Lee The macroeconomic impacts of government debt: An empirical analysis of the 1980s and 1990s pp. 273-284 Mark Wheeler U.S. professional football game-day attendance pp. 285-298 Andrew Welki and Thomas Zlatoper The economics of golf course condition and beauty pp. 301-313 Stephen Shmanske Efficiency wages and the balanced budget theorem pp. 314-324 Wen-Ya Chang and Ching-chong Lai Cournot, Bertrand, and game theory: A further note pp. 325-333 Robert W. Dimand and Mohammed H.. Dore Dimand-Dore on cournot-bertrand: A reply and more pp. 334-339 Clarence Clapp Morrison Deficit Hysteria Arthur Benavie praeger, 1998, 149 pp pp. 340-342 Mark Ladenson Water resource management pp. 343-352 Zabihollah Rezaee The reluctant confessions of regression software pp. 353-353 J. Blackwell Money multipliers and sweep accounts pp. 354-354 Robert Stauffer A note on the equivalence between tariffs and quotas pp. 355-355 Yeong-Her Yeh The paradox of tax full compliance: A solution pp. 356-356 Luisa Tibiletti Determinants of HIV/AIDS risk perception: Some British evidence pp. 357-357 Samuel Cameron and Andrew Taylor Family structure, familial substitution, and fertility differentials: A case to consider pp. 358-358 Gili Yen and Eva Yen Taxation and regulation in the cable television industry pp. 359-359 Yasuji Otsuka The impact of research and development on Canadian manufacturing pp. 360-360 James A. Brox and Christina Fader Volume 27, issue 2 , 1999
Cross product subsidization in the health insurance market with managed care: A model and issues pp. 121-134 Kevin Frick An analysis of the location decision of young primary care physicians pp. 135-149 Bruce Carpenter and Stephen Neun The impact of removing corn subsidies in mexico: A general equilibrium assessment pp. 150-169 K. Doroodian and Roy Boyd Estimating net lottery revenues for states pp. 170-178 Terry Ashley , Yi Liu and Semoon Chang Structural characteristics of firms and industries and black and white wage inequality in the U.S. economy: 1988 pp. 179-192 Aparna Mitra Labor market effects of import competition: Theory and evidence from the textile and apparel industries pp. 193-200 Ben Shippen Do small firms compete with large firms? pp. 201-209 David B. Audretsch , Yvonne Prince and Roy Thurik Borrower attributes and the risk of default of conventional mortgages pp. 210-220 Sam Hakim and Mahmoud Haddad Stee-rike four! What's wrong with the business of baseball? edited by Daniel R. Marburger praeger press, 1997, 218 pp pp. 221-231 Joseph Fuhr Test design and preparation pp. 232-232 Ellen Miller On the inconsistency between cointegration and cross-sectional efficiency pp. 233-233 Imad Moosa The balanced budget multiplier revisited pp. 234-234 Paul Jay Pieper Exchange rate misalignment and foreign direct investment pp. 235-235 Baban Hasnat Maternal education and child educational attainment in less-developed countries pp. 236-236 Mak Arvin and Jennifer Summers Trigger price strategies in the U.S. brewing industry pp. 237-237 C. A. Gallet A determination of professional basketball salaries based on performance and race pp. 238-238 John Leonard and Joseph Prinzinger The determinants of household migration patterns in Kenya pp. 239-239 Richard Agesa and Sunwoong Kim Volume 27, issue 1 , 1999
Incorporating risk into the analysis of production pp. 1-23 Joseph P. Hughes The trade balance effects of U.S. foreign direct investment in Mexico pp. 24-37 Peter Wilamoski and Sarah Tinkler The effect of transitional employment on search duration: A selectivity approach pp. 38-52 Julie L. Hotchkiss A cointegration approach to capital mobility: Evidence for Belgium pp. 53-58 Joaquin Pi-Anguita An analysis of PAC contributions and legislator quality pp. 59-73 Robert Florence Inflation under the Bretton Woods system: The spillover effects of U.S. expansionary policies pp. 74-85 Selahattin Dibooglu Endogenous growth through externalities of investment: A different approach pp. 86-90 Alfred Greiner Public policy and the quality of life: How relevant is economics? Public policy and the quality of life: Market incentives versus government planning Randall G. Holcombe greenwood press, 1995, 190 pp pp. 91-113 Patrick Welle Why two indifference curves cannot intersect pp. 114-114 Jong-Shin Wei On conglomerate diversification pp. 115-115 Deepak Sinha A fable for prime time: The fox and the peacock pp. 116-116 Tiffany Davidson , Meredith Fisher , Renee Minott and Paul Sommers Optimization analysis of the U.S. trucking industry pp. 117-117 Bahram Adrangi , Garland Chow and Kambiz Raffiee
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