North American Review of Economics and Finance

1990 - 1991

Current editor(s): Barry W. Poulson and Mahmood A. Zaidi

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Some reflections on theories of unemployment in the North American context pp. 1-22: Mahmood A. Zaidi
Price instability in a rational expectations model: The mexican case pp. 23-34: Francisco Carrada-Bravo
Investment incentives and risk sharing properties of debt and equity contracts in international financial markets pp. 35-48: George C. Anayiotos
A general equilibrium pricing model with speculation, quantity risk, price risk and foreign exchange risk pp. 49-68: Arvind Mahajan
Have budget deficits and money growth caused changes in interest rates and exchange rates in Canada? pp. 69-82: Ali F. Darrat and Osman Suliman
Speculative efficiency and foreign currency futures: A focus on selected countries in North America, Western Europe, and the Pacific pp. 83-94: Sung K. Min, Peggy E. Swanson and Anthony F. Herbst
Canada-U.S. Free Trade: Retrospect and prospect pp. 95-101: Paul Wonnacott and Ronald Wonnacott
International money: Post-war trends and theories: by Paul de Grauwe (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989. Pp. xiii, 257) pp. 103-105: Stephen Miller

Introduction pp. 181-186: Leonard Waverman and Clark W. Reynolds
Trade and development policy in Mexico in the context of North American economic relations pp. 187-203: Gerardo M. Bueno and Barry W. Poulson
Dynamic comparative advantage: Some implications for trade policy in North America pp. 205-216: Clark W. Reynolds
Industrial structure, competitiveness, and trade pp. 217-224: Sven Arndt
Economic prospects and policies in Mexico pp. 225-240: Bela Balassa
The "export-import" effect and economic growth pp. 241-252: Rodrigue Tremblay
The investment decisions of multinational enterprises pp. 253-266: A. E. Safarian
Multinational enterprise: The old and the new in history and theory pp. 267-280: Paul Krugman

North America: A case for economic integration pp. 1-8: Barry W. Poulson
The world's greatest debtor nation? pp. 9-32: Robert Eisner and Paul Pieper
Debt and credit: Recent Canadian developments pp. 33-51: Charles Freedman and David Longworth
The United States and United Kingdom activities of Japanese banks, 1980-1988 pp. 53-73: Henry S. Terrell, Robert S. Dohner and Barbara R. Lowrey
Employment of Western Hemisphere undocumented aliens: Is there a negative fiscal impact on the United States? pp. 75-86: Kevin F. McCrohan
A rent-seeking perspective on privatization pp. 87-103: Zane Spindler
The Canada-United States free trade agreement: The adjustment process for Canadian-owned firms pp. 105-115: Donald J. Daly
Causality testing and sensitivity to detrending: The money-income relationship revisited pp. 117-133: Roland Craigwell and Hyginus Leon
The black-market exchange rate and currency substitution in a small open economy: An empirical analysis of Barbados pp. 135-143: Harridutt Ramcharran
New directions in predicting bank failures: The case of small banks pp. 145-162: Frederick D. Crowley and Anthony L. Loviscek
Empirical models of the effects of United States protection: A survey of recent literature pp. 163-179: Christian Weber and Edward Tower