Journal of Policy Modeling

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): A. M. Costa

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1984

Trade liberalization and labor market disruption pp. 431-454

Peter Dixon, B. R. Parmenter and Alan Powell

A model of the Canadian global exchange rate: A test of the 1970s pp. 455-483

Kanta Marwah and Ronald Bodkin

Rent seeking and the North-South terms of trade pp. 485-511

Bob Hamilton, Sharif Mohammad and John Whalley

The benefits to Caribbean Basin countries from the U.S. CBI tariff eliminations pp. 513-530

Donald Rousslang and John Lindsey

Exchange rate policies simulated by means of a disequilibrium model of the Finnish economy pp. 531-554

Esko Aurikko

Commodity market stabilization: A comparison of simple and optimal intervention strategies in the world copper market pp. 555-572

S. Ghosh, C. L. Gilbert and Andrew Hughes Hallett

Effects of defense spending on the Texas economy: An example of concave programming pp. 573-586

Sten Thore, George Kozmetsky and Michelle Burtis

The U.S. Economy in an interdependent world: A multicountry model: Guy V.G. Stevens, Richard B. Berner, Peter B. Clark, Ernesto Hernandez-Cata, Howard J. Howe, and Sung Y. Kwack, Washington, D.C.: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, 1984, 590 pp pp. 587-590

George S. Tavias

Volume 6, issue 3, 1984

Individual economic agents in a macroeconomic model: UK companies in Cambridge MDM pp. 289-309

A. W. Goudie and G. Meeks

The impact of the Soviet Union upon the U.S. feed/livestock sector-- An assessment pp. 311-340

Susan Elizabeth Offutt and David Blandford

Cooperation between politicians and econometricians and the search for optimal economic policy pp. 341-350

Berc Rustem and Kumaraswamy Velupillai

"Tops-down" versus "bottoms-up" approaches to regional modeling pp. 351-367

L. H. Liew

Multiple objective policy analysis: A factor analysis and tradeoff approach applied to the agricultural sector of the Dominican Republic pp. 369-387

Elizabeth Erickson and Robert House

Consumer behavior and energy demand forecasts for the United States: A synthesis of neoclassical and behavioral approaches using the Stanford Pilot CESM pp. 389-410

Michael Barzelay and Alfredo Iusem

The cost in lost productivity of new regulation in the U.S. chemical industry pp. 411-419

Menahem Prywes

Oil markets in turmoil: By Phillip Verleger. Cambridge, MA: Ballinger, 1982 pp. 421-425

F. Gerard Adams and Jaime R. Marquez

The future of nonfuel minerals in the U.S. and world economy: By Wassily Leontief, James C.M. Coo, Sylvia Nasar and Ira Sohn, Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1983, 454 pp pp. 427-430

William Watson

Volume 6, issue 2, 1984

Jan Tinbergen: A profile pp. 151-158

Henk C. Bos

The evolution of development planning pp. 159-174

Hollis Chenery

World recovery strategies in the 1980s: Is world recovery synonymous to LDC recovery? pp. 175-207

Carlo Andrea Bollino and Lawrence Klein

The sensitivity of developing countries to external shocks in an interdependent world pp. 209-235

Jean Mercenier and Jean Waelbroeck

Changes in the world income distribution pp. 237-269

Robert Summers, Irving B. Kravis and Alan Heston

The equalizing role of human resource intensive growth strategies: A theoretical model pp. 271-287

Irma Adelman and Amnon Levy

Volume 6, issue 1, 1984

A general equilibrium model of domestic commerce in Mexico pp. 1-28

Timothy Kehoe, Jaime Serra-Puche and Leopoldo Solis

The impact of the recent strength of the dollar on the U.S. merchandise trade balance: Some "First-Round" effects and feedbacks from exchange rate induced changes in U.S.-relative inflation pp. 29-44

Robert A. Feldman

Debt management in a small open economy: A theoretical and an empirical study for Belgium pp. 45-67

Arnie Berckmans, Francoise Thys-Clement, Denise Van Regemorter and Jozef Vuchelen

The nexus between income distribution, trade policy, and monopoly power: An assessment of the tin market pp. 69-79

Per Lundborg

Emergency stocks: A theoretical analysis and an illustration for Israel pp. 81-94

David Bigman and Itzhak Weksler

Who benefits from the adjustment process in developing countries? A test on India, Kenya, and Turkey pp. 95-109

Sanjeev Gupta and Sübidey Togan

Will oil markets tighten again? A survey of policies to manage possible oil supply disruptions pp. 111-142

Richard Gilbert and Knut Anton Mork

International debt and the stability of the world economy: William R. Cline, Institute of International Economics, Washington, D.C. 1983 Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press pp. 147-150

F. Gerard Adams, Jaime Marquez and Enrique P. Sanchez

Volume 5, issue 3, 1983

Trade frictions and productivity performance--Technological, Price, and cost competitiveness of Japan and U.S. exports pp. 313-331

Toshiko Tange

A computational general equilibrium approach to the shadow pricing of trade restrictions and the adjustment of the exchange rate, with an application to Argentina pp. 333-361

Andrew Feltenstein

From oil shortage to oil glut: Simulation of growth prospects in the Nigerian economy pp. 363-378

S. Olofin and J. O. Iyaniwura

A world iron and steel economy model: A projection for 1980-1995 pp. 379-396

Hideo Hashimoto

Approaches to conflict modeling: A study of a possible USA-USSR nuclear confrontation pp. 397-417

Niall M. Fraser, Keith W. Hipel and Jose R. del Monte

Can Latin America carry its international debt? A prospective analysis using the Wharton Latin American debt simulation model pp. 419-441

F. Gerard Adams, Enrique P. Sanchez and Mark E. Adams

Developments in and prospects for external debt position and burden of developing countries: The case of Korea pp. 443-459

Sung Y. Kwack

The feasibility of alternative IMF-type stabilization programs in Mexico, 1983-1987 pp. 461-470

Robert E. Looney and P. C. Frederiksen

Volume 5, issue 2, 1983

Economic evaluation of an agricultural sector investment program: A case study for Peru pp. 149-177

Roger D. Norton, Vittorio Santaniello and Julio A. Echevarria

Planning studies with an optimal control multisectoral dynamic economic model: The case of Sri Lanka pp. 179-205

G. Anandalingam

Macroeconomic adjustment in Thailand: Demand management and supply conditions pp. 207-231

Arne Drud and Wafik M. Grais

Effects of export diversification in a primary commodity export country: Colombia pp. 233-252

Thomas Mayer

Optimal control of large nonlinear models: An efficient method of policy search applied to the Dutch economy pp. 253-270

Andries Brandsma, Andrew Hughes Hallett and Nico van der Windt

Modeling government fiscal behavior in Canada pp. 271-291

Jack G. Selody and Kevin G. Lynch

Costs and distortion of U.S. regulation policy in intercoastal lumber shipping pp. 293-307

Roy Boyd

Energy planning for developing countries: A study of Bangladesh: By Russell J. deLucia et al. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1982. pp. xx+298 pp. 309-311

Giancarlo Perasso

Volume 5, issue 1, 1983

Prospects for the Soviet economy to the year 2000 pp. 1-18

Wassily Leontief, Jorge Mariscal and Ira Sohn

A model of the inflationary process in six major O.E.C.D. economies: Empirical results and policy implications pp. 19-35

George Tavlas

The impact on the Canadian rapeseed industry of removing EEC import tariffs pp. 37-54

Garry R. Griffith and Karl Meilke

North-South relations: Alternative policy simulations for the world economy in the 1980s pp. 55-74

Akira Onishi

Policy responses to external shocks in sub-Saharan African countries pp. 75-105

Bela Balassa

Some criteria to evaluate demand management policies in Asian countries pp. 107-123

Sheetal Chand and Ichiro Otani

Consistent price determination of income and production: A singular equation system applied to the MPS model pp. 125-148

Robin Sickles and Stephan S. Thurman