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Carbon Taxation When Climate Affects Productivity William K. Jaeger Economic Growth and Environmental Resource Allocation William K. Jaeger and Van Kolpin Setting Environmental Taxes in a Second-best World William K. Jaeger Environmental and Distortionary Taxes: Comment William K. Jaeger American Business Cycle Volatility in Historical Perspective: Revised Estimates of Real GDP, 1869-1913 Mark V. Siegler It Pays to Value Family: Work and Family Tradeoffs Reconsidered P. Cappelli , J. Constantine and C. Chadwick Enforcement Frictions, Enduring Relations, and Credit Market Equilibrium E Schulz Ongoing Relations, Money and Credit E Schulz Better Salmon Management in the Pacific Northwest by Combining Technical and Institutional Innovations Jaeger, W-K Liberalism and the Case for the Democratic Entreprise: A Comment on Bowles and Gintis D. Corbett Marriage and Divorce in the U.S.: Testing for Cohort Size Effects Diane J. Macunovich Do Young Women Trade Jobs for Marriage: A Skeptical View: A Response Diane J. Macunovich Relative Income and Price of Time: Exploring their effcts on U.S. Fertility and Female Labor Force Participation, 1963-1993 Diane J. Macunovich Optimal Environmental Taxation W.K. Jaeger Training and the Growth in Wage Inequality J. Constantine and David Neumark Classroom Computer Simulation of the Alonso Model of the Household's Residential Location R.E. Bolton Radical Subjectivism and Prediction T. Burczak Regional Science and Regional Practice R. Bolton and R.C. Jensen Sector Specific Skills and the Returns to Senority: Evidence from Reemployment Following Job Displacement L.G. Kletzer Land Tenure Reform in East Africa: Good, Bad, or Unimportant? T.C. Pickney and P.K. Kimuyu The Missing Factor: Variations in the Income Effect of the Female Wage on Fertility in the U.S Diane J. Macunovich A Review of Recent Developments in the Economics of Fertility Diane J. Macunovich The Welfare Cost of Global Carbon Tax when Tax Revenues Are Recycled W.K. Jaeger What Power on Earth? Arthur Latham Perry's Reaction to Henry George R. Bolton Industry Wage Differentials and Wait Unemployment: Evidence from the 1988 Displaced Worker Survey L. Kletzer Industrial Mobility Following Job Displacement: Evidence from the Displaced Worker Surveys L. Kletzer Gender Issues in labor Markets and Household Behavior Jere Richard Behrman Political Economy and Civil Society Craufurd David Goodwin "Place Prosperity VS. People Prosperity" Revisited: an Old Issue with a New Angle R. Bolton AN EVALUATION OF THE BUTZ-WARD HYPOTHESIS ON COUNTERCYCLICAL FERTILITY: TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION Diane J. Macunovich AN EVALUATION OF THE BUTZ-WARD HYPOTHESIS OF CONTERCYCLICAL FERTILITY Diane J. Macunovich THE WEALTH MODEL: EFFICIENCY IN EDUCATION AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE FAMILY J.R. Berhman , Robert A. Pollak and P. Taubman THE DRAWBACKS OF EXPORT DRAWBACKS J. Berhman and S. Levy THE POOR AND THE SOCIAL SECTORS DURING A PERIOD OF MACROECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR JAMAICA J.R. Berhman and A.B. Deolaikar UNOBSERVED HOUSEHOLD AND COMMUNITY HETEROGENEITY AND THE LABOUR MARKET IMPACT OF SCHOOLING: A CASE STUDY FOR INDONESIA J.R. Berhman and A.B. Deolaikar THE SYNTHESIS ECONOMIC FERTILITY MODEL: A LATENT VARIABLE INVESTIGATION OF SOME CRITICAL ATTRIBUTES Barbara L. Wolfe and Jere Richard Behrman NUTRIENT INTAKE DEMAND RELATIONS: INCOME, PRICES, SCHOOLING J.R. Berhman SCHOOL REPETITION, DROPOUTS AND THE RETURNS TO SCHOOL: THE CASE OF INDONESIA J.R. Behman and A.B. Deolaikar WOMEN'S SCHOOLING AND NONMARKET PRODUCTIVITY: A SURVEY AND A REAPPAISAL J.R. Berhman THE DEBT CRISIS, STUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT AND THE RURAL POOR Jere Richard Behrman MACROECONOMIC POLICIES AND RURAL POVERTY: ISSUES AND RESEARCH STRATEGIES Jere Richard Behrman JOB DISPLACEMENT, 1919-1986: HOW HAVE BLACK WORKERS FARED RELATIVE TO WHITE WORKERS ? L.G. Kletzer COMPLEX DEMOECONOMIC DYNAMICS R.H. Day , K.H. Kim and Diane J. Macunovich APPLICATION OF GRANGER-SIMS CAUSALITY TESTS TO MONTHLY FERTILITY DATA, 1958-1984 Diane J. Macunovich and R.A. Easterlin MONEY-BACK WARRANTIES VS. REPLACEMENT WARRANTIES: A SIMPLE COMPARAISON D.P. Mann and J.P. Wissink PERFORMANCE IN INTRDUCTORY COURSES: A PRODUCTION FUNCTION ANALYSIS R. Sabot and Wakeman-Linn, J. WAGES AND THE INTENSITY OF LABOR EFFORT: EFFICIENCY WAGES VERSUS COMPENSATING PAYMENTS D. Fairris and Lee J. Alston THE COSTS OF MISMANAGING COMMODITY BOOMS AND THE OPTIMAL POLICIES GIVEN UNCERTAINTY C.B. Hill RECENT TRENDS IN U.S. HIGHER EDUCATION COSTS AND PRICES: THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT FUNDING M.S. McPherson , M.O. Schapiro and G.C. Winston COMPENSATING PAYMENTS AND HAZARDOUS WORK IN UNION AND NONUNION SETTINGS D. Fairris HIDDEN ACTIONS AND HIDDEN CHARACTERISTICS IN WARRANTY MARKETS D.P. Mann and J.P. Wissink MONEY-BACK CONTRACTS WITH DOUBLE MORAL HAZARD D.P. Mann and J.P. Wissink EARNINGS AFTER JOB DISPLACEMENT: JOB TENURE, INDUSTRY, AND OCCUPATION L.G. Kletzer AN ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION OF A SENSE OF PLACE R. Bolton RETURNS TO SENIORITY AFTER PERMANENT JOB LOSS L. Kletzer SHOPFLOOR RELATIONS IN THE POSTWAR CAPITAL-LABOR ACCORD D. Fairris GRADE INFLATION AND COURSE CHOICE Wakeman-Linn, J. and R. Sabot INTEGRATING ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL MODELS: SOME PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS R. Bolton QUALITY DISCRIMINATION AND BIDIRECTIONAL QUALITY DISTORSION GENERATING THE DUPUIT OUTCOME P. Srinagesh and R. Bradburd DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMMERCIAL POLICIES, EMPLOYMENT AND THE CURRENT ACCOUNT ASSUMING OPTIMIZING BEHAVIOR IN AN INTERTEMPORAL FRAMEWORK C.B. Hill THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TRADE POLICIES IN OPEN ECONOMY MACROECONOMIC MODELS C.B. Hill MYOPIC DISCOUNTING: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE G.C. Winston and R.G. Woodburry MONETARY POLICY AND ENDOGENOUS CREDIT RATIONING Wakeman-Linn, J. DETERMINANTS OF THE RE-EMPLOYMENT PROBABILITIES OF DISPLACED WORKERS: DO WORKERS DISPLACED FROM HIGH-WAGE INDUSTRIES HAVE LONGER DURATIONS OF UNEMPLOYMENT? L. Gladstein Kletzer ALTERNATIVE NOTIONS OF CREDIT MARKET EQUILIBRIUM: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR MONETARY POLICY Wakeman-Linn, J. PROFITS, CONCENTRATION AND RAW MATERIALS-BASED MANUFACTURING D.R. Ross QUALITY DISTORSION BY A DISCRIMINATING MONOPOLIST P. Srinagesh and R.M. Bradburd FAMILY ABILITY TO PAY: A LIFETIME PESPECTIVE M.S. McPherson HOW CAN WE TELL IF FEDERAL STUDENT AID IS WORKING? M.S. McPherson SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF RELATIVE INCOME AND RELATIVE COHORT SIZE M.O. Schapiro
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