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Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics (SJES)
1940 - 2013
Edited by Klaus Neusser
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Volume 137, issue IV , 2001
Wages and the Use of New Technologies: An Empirical Analysis of the Swiss Labor Market pp. 505-523 Axel Franzen Wie steht's mit der Schweizer Ökonomik? pp. 525-533 Bruno S. Frey and Reiner Eichenberger The Demand for Money in Switzerland 1936-1995 pp. 535-554 Petra Gerlach-Kristen The Credit Channel as a Monetary Transmission Mechanism: Some Microeconometric Evidence for Switzerland pp. 555-578 Daniel Kalt Dividend Growth Uncertainty and Stock Prices pp. 579-598 Alexandre Ziegler Volume 137, issue III , 2001
La statistique publique, langage universel pp. 209-218 Carlo Malaguerra Promoting the Quality of Official Statistics: the Role of International Cooperation pp. 219-239 Paolo Garonna and Tiina Luige Analyse de la composante chronologique dans les tableaux croisés: une approche descriptive pp. 241-253 Gérard Antille Evaluation des effets sur l'emploi d'une réforme de la fiscalité locale sur les entreprises en France pp. 255-272 Marie-Estelle BINET and Yves Croissant L'importance de la pénétration des technologies de l'information et de la communication en Suisse pp. 273-300 Frédéric F. Davier L'imputation des données manquantes, la technique de l'imputation multiple, les conséquences sur l'analyse des données: l'enquête 1999 KOF/ETHZ sur l'innovation pp. 301-317 Laurent Donzé Thermodynamics and economics: Towards exergy-based indicators of sustainable development pp. 319-336 Sylvie FERRARI , Stéphane Genoud and Jean-Baptiste Lesourd Die sozialen Lasten der Zentren in der Folge des wirtschaftlichen Wandels pp. 337-362 Robert Fluder and Renate Salzgeber Chômage pluriel: une décennie d'enregistrements de données et l'ouverture de nouvelles perspectives d'analyses pp. 363-382 Pierre Fontaine and Boris Zürcher La protection sociale en Suisse: évolution depuis 1990 sous l'angle d'un nouvel outil d'analyse statistique pp. 383-406 Spartaco Greppi and Heiner Ritzmann Statistische Indikatoren als Führungsinstrumente für die politische Planung: Ein Vorschlag zur Ergänzung der Legislaturplanung pp. 407-438 André Nietlisbach and Werner Haug L'utilisation de modèles dans la statistique publique relative aux transports pp. 439-449 François-Xavier de Rossi and Antonio F. Gualtierotti Quand l'activité bancaire n'est plus créatrice de valeur ajoutée - La problématique de l'exclusion des gains de détention dans les comptes nationaux pp. 451-461 Philippe Stauffer Putting Robust Statistical Methods into Practice: Poverty Analysis in Tunisia pp. 463-482 Mohamed Ayadi , Mohamed Salah Matoussi and Maria-Pia Victoria-Feser Volume 137, issue II , 2001
Technologiestandort Schweiz im Zuge der Globalisierung: Eine explorative Analyse der F&E-Aktivitäten schweizerischer Industrieunternehmen im Ausland pp. 129-148 Spyros Arvanitis and Heinz Hollenstein The Economic Value of Risks to Life: Evidence from the Swiss Labour Market pp. 149-170 Andrea Baranzini and Giovanni Ferro Luzzi On the Welfare Equivalence of Tariffs and Quotas under Duopoly pp. 171-182 Dominik Egli and Frank Westermann Labor Market Performance of First-Generation Immigrants: Evidence from the Swiss Labor Force Survey pp. 183-197 Stefan M. Golder Die Schweizer UMTS-Auktion pp. 199-208 Yvan Lengwiler Volume 137, issue I , 2001
Introduction pp. 1-6 Claude Jeanrenaud and France Priez Measurement issues concerning health inequalities pp. 7-9 Alan Williams On the use of willingness-to-pay studies in health pp. 11-25 Peter Zweifel On the value of estimating the value of a statistical life pp. 27-34 Per-Olov Johansson Is expressed WTP consistent with welfare economics? A response from 73 cognitive interviews pp. 35-47 Brigitte Desaigues Evaluating the validity of stated-preference estimates of health values pp. 49-63 F. Reed Johnson and Matthew F. Bingham Empirical evidence of inconsistency in Standard Gamble choices under direct and indirect elicitation methods pp. 65-86 Susan Chilton and Anne Spencer Valuing the intangible costs of cirrhosis of the liver: a two-step procedure pp. 87-102 Claude Jeanrenaud , France Priez and Marco Vannotti How to measure health costs induced by air pollution? pp. 103-116 Anne Rozan Relative risk values of non-fatal traffic injuries - a comparison between contingent valuation, risk-risk trade off and standard gamble methods pp. 117-128 Ulf Persson , Anna Trawén , Anna Norinder , Krister Hjalte and Henrik Andersson Volume 136, issue IV , 2000
Managerial Compensation Schemes with Informed Principals pp. 499-512 Thomas von Ungern-Sternberg When do Finns Benefit from Environmental Regulations? A Simple Microeconomic Approach to the Porter Controversy pp. 513-530 Dario Bonato and Armin Schmutzler Stock Market Dispersion, Sectoral Shocks, and the German Business Cycle pp. 531-555 Jörg Döpke and Christian Pierdzioch Are civil servants paid too much? - A distributional analysis of the public-private wage gap in Switzerland pp. 557-578 Dorothe Bonjour Direkte Demokratie, Konkordanz und Wirtschaftsleistung: Ein Vergleich der Schweizer Kantone pp. 579-606 Markus Freitag and Adrian Vatter Volume 136, issue III , 2000
The Role of the Minimum Wage in the Welfare State: An Appraisal pp. 223-245 Juan J. Dolado , Florentino Felgueroso and Juan F Jimeno A Critical Survey of Empirical Methods for Evaluating Active Labor Market Policies pp. 247-268 Jeffrey Andrew Smith Les perspectives du marché suisse du travail pp. 269-275 Pascal Couchepin Welfare-to-work and the New Deal pp. 277-287 Richard Layard Inequality Trends in the Swiss Income Distribution pp. 289-305 Carol Ernst , Michael Gerfin and Robert E. Leu Inégalité des salaires en Suisse: pas d'augmentation sensible durant les années 90 pp. 307-317 Anne Küng Gugler and Susanne Blank Public - Private Sector Wage Differentials in Switzerland pp. 319-339 Jean-Marc Falter and Giovanni Ferro Luzzi Application d'une nouvelle mesure de la discrimination salariale à la situation suisse pp. 341-348 Laurent Donzé Self-Employment and Wage Discrimination in Switzerland pp. 349-369 Jean-Marc Falter Inter-Industry and Inter-Firm Wage and Hours Differentials in Switzerland pp. 371-395 José V. Ramirez Substitution between Working Hours and Employment: An Empirical Analysis for Switzerland pp. 397-415 Michael Marti Evaluation of Training Programs in St. Gallen, Switzerland pp. 417-432 Hedwig Prey Mikroökonometrische Evaluierung berufsbezogener Rehabilitation in Schweden pp. 433-461 Markus Frölich , Almas Heshmati and Michael Lechner Cantonal and Regional Unemployment in Switzerland: A Dynamic Macroeconomic Panel Analysis pp. 463-483 Lars P. Feld and Marcel R. Savioz Volume 136, issue II , 2000
On the dynamic interdependence of international stock markets: A Swiss perspective pp. 123-146 Dušan Isakov and Christophe Pérignon Bankrisiko, Zinsmargen und flexibles Futures-Hedging pp. 147-160 Udo Broll and Johannes Jaenicke Ist die Kreditfinanzierung öffentlicher Investitionen zu rechtfertigen? pp. 161-180 Kersten Kellermann Das Kooperationsverhalten der Staaten bei der Begrenzung globaler Umweltrisiken: Zur Integration stochastischer und strategischer Unsicherheitsaspekte pp. 181-206 Alfred Endres and Cornelia Ohl Ökonomische Erklärungen des Verhaltens bei aussenpolitischen Abstimmungen. Eine Kritik der Analyse von Aymo Brunetti, Markus Jaggi und Rolf Weder pp. 207-214 Klaus Armingeon Duplik zum Beitrag von Klaus Armingeon: "Ökonomische Erklärungen des Verhaltens bei aussenpolitischen Abstimmungen. Eine Kritik der Analyse von Aymo Brunetti, Markus Jaggi und Rolf Weder" pp. 215-222 Aymo Brunetti , Markus Jaggi and Rolf Weder Volume 136, issue I , 2000
Der Zusammenhang zwischen politischer und ökonomischer Freiheit: Eine empirische Untersuchung pp. 1-23 Eberhard Scholing and Vincenz Timmermann Transitional Dynamics with Endogenous Control Variables pp. 25-43 Thomas Michael Steger Does Switzerland share common business cylces with other European countries? pp. 45-78 Bruno Parnisari Wage data collected by telephone interviews: an empirical analysis of the item nonresponse problem and its implications for the estimation of wage functions pp. 79-98 Alfonso Sousa-Poza and Fred Henneberger Modellrisiko bei Value at Risk-Schätzungen: ein Vergleich zwischen Normalverteilung und hyperbolischer Verteilung pp. 99-121 Frithjof Weber
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