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1202: The Parable of the Bees: Beyond Proximate Causes in Ecosystem Service Valuation
John Gowdy 1201: Valuing Nature For Climate Change Policy: From Discounting The Future To Truly Social Deliberation
John Gowdy 1104: Do Tax Cut And Spending Deficits Have Different Crowd Out Effects?
John J. Heim 1103: Is Crowd Out A Problem In Recessions?
John J. Heim 1102: Do Deficits Crowd Out Private Borrowing? Evidence From Flow Of Funds Accounts
John J. Heim 1101: Sectors May Use Multiple Technologies Simultaneously: The Rectangular Choice-of-Technology Model with Binding Factor Constraints (Revised)
Faye Duchin and Stephen H. Levine 1010: Behavioral economics, neuroeconomics, and climate change policy: baseline review for the garrison institute initiative on climate change
John Gowdy 1009: Neuroscience Can Help Us Understand Social Transitions
John Gowdy 1008: The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity: Ecological and Economic Foundations
John Gowdy , Richard B. Howarth and Clement Allan Tisdell 1007: The Relevance of Evolutionary Science For Economic Theory and Policy
John Gowdy and David Sloan Wilson 1006: Sectors May Use Multiple Technologies Simultaneously - The Rectangular Choice-of-Technology Model with Binding Factor Constraints
Faye Duchin and Stephen H. Levine 1005: Do Government Deficits Crowd Out Consumer And Investment Spending?
John J. Heim 1004: The Declining Exchange Rate: Impact On The U.S. Economy 2000-2009
John J. Heim 1003: Mineral Resources: Stocks, Flows, and Prospects
Faye Duchin , Heather MacLean , Christian Hageluken , Kohmei Halada , Stephen Kesler , Yuichi Moriguchi , Daniel Mueller , Terry Norgate , Markus Reuter and Ester van der Voet 1002: Embodied Resource Flows and Product Flows: Combining the Absorbing Markov Chain with the Input-Output Model
Faye Duchin and Stephen H. Levine 1001: News Media as a Channel of Environmental Information Disclosure: Evidence from an EGARCH Approach
Ran Zhang , Kenneth L. Simons and David Ian Stern 0906: Demand For Durable Goods, Nondurable Goods And Services
John J. Heim 0905: The Real Exchange Rate And The U. S. Economy 2000 - 2008
John J. Heim 0904: Does Consumer Confidence, As Measured By The Conference Board’s Index Of Consumer Confidence, Affect Demand For Consumer And Investment Goods(Or Just Proxy For Things That Do)?
John J. Heim 0903: Does Consumer Confidence, As Measured By U. Of Michigan Indices, Affect Demand For Consumer And Investment Goods (Or Just Proxy For Things That Do)?
John J. Heim 0902: Determinants Of Demand For Different Types Of Investment Goods
John J. Heim 0901: A MethodFor Separating Iincome & Substitution Effects Of Exchange Rate Changes On Aggregate Demand
John J. Heim 0806: The Investment Function: Determinants Of Demand For Investment Goods
John J. Heim 0805: The Consumption Function
John J. Heim 0804: Evaluating the Effects of Mergers and Acquisitions on Employees: Evidence from Matched Employer-Employee Data
Donald S. Siegel and Kenneth L. Simons 0803: How Falling Exchange Rates 2000-2007 Have Affected the U.S. Economy and Trade Deficit (Evaluated Using the Federal Reserve's Real Broad Exchange Rate)
John J. Heim 0802: How Falling Exchange Rates 2000-2007 Have Affected the U.S. Economy and Trade Deficit (Evaluated Using the Federal Reserve's Nominal Broad Exchange Rate)
John J. Heim 0801: How Falling Exchange Rates 2000-2007 Have Affected the U.S. Economy and Trade Deficit (Evaluated Using the Federal Reserve's G-10 Exchange Rate)
John J. Heim 0714a: Tracking Global Factor Inputs, Factor Earnings, and Emissions Associated with Consumption in a World Modeling Framework
Faye Duchin and Stephen H. Levine 0713: Which Interest Rate Should We Use In The Is Curve?
John J. Heim 0712: Does A Strong Dollar Increase Demand For Both Domestic And Imported Goods?
John J. Heim 0711: The Economics of the Mega-Greenhouse Effect: A Conceptual Framework
John Gowdy and Roxana Julia 0710: Was Keynes Right? Does Current Year Disposable Income Drive Consumption Spending?
John J. Heim 0709: Does the Exchange Rate Really Affect Consumer Spending?
John J. Heim 0708: Which Interest Rate Seems Most Related to Business Investment? A Few Preliminary Findings from an Ongoing Study
John J. Heim 0707: Do Falling Import Prices Increase Market Demand for Domestically Produced Consumer Goods?
John J. Heim 0706: China's Carbon Emissions 1971-2003
Chunbo Ma and David Ian Stern 0705: Regional Development in China: Interregional Transportation Infrastructure and Regional Comparative Advantage
Lining He and Faye Duchin 0704: Energy and the Global Economy
Faye Duchin 0703: Mathematical Models in Input-Output Economics
Faye Duchin and Albert E. Steenge 0702: Yellow starthistle (Centaurea solsitialis, L.) is an invasive weed that creates problems for the management of Idaho's rangelands. A bioeconomic approach combined with an input-output economic model is used to estimate direct and secondary economic costs of the weed in relation to its interference with agricultural and non-agricultural benefits that rangelands provide. Direct economic costs of the infestations were estimated to be of 8.2 million '05 dollars per year, and secondary costs of 4.5 million '05 dollars per year, for a total of 12.7 million '05 dollars; agricultural related economic impacts accounted for 79 % of this total cost, and non-agricultural for 21 %
Roxana Julia , David W. Holland and Joseph Guenthner 0701: Behavioral Economics and Climate Change Policy
John Gowdy 0615: China's Changing Energy Intensity Trend: A Decomposition Analysis
Chunbo Ma and David Ian Stern 0614: Science and Industry: Tracing the Flow of Basic Research through Manufacturing and Trade
James D. Adams and J. Roger Clemmons 0613: A Frontier Approach to Testing the Averch-Johnson Hypothesis
Donald F. Vitaliano and Gregory Stella 0612: How Rapidly Does Science Leak Out?
James D. Adams , J. Roger Clemmons and Paula E. Stephan 0611: The Growing Allocative Inefficiency of the U.S. Higher Education Sector
James D. Adams and J. Roger Clemmons 0610: An Empirical Analysis of the Propensity of Academics to Engage in Informal University Technology Transfer
Albert N. Link , Donald S. Siegel and Barry Bozeman 0609: The Effectiveness of University Technology Transfer: Lessons Learned from Qualitative and Quantitative Research in the U.S. and U.K
Phillip H. Phan and Donald S. Siegel 0608: Three Lenses on the Multinational Enterprise: Politics, Corruption and Corporate Social Responsibility
Peter Rodriguez , Donald S. Siegel , Amy Hillman and Lorraine Eden
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