The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance

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Volume 42, issue 5, 2002

What do economists have to contribute to policy decision-making? pp. 817-824

Rebecca Blank

Introduction: Sovereignty and economic neo-liberalism: the case of Brazil pp. 825-826

Werner Baer

How financial intermediation challenges national sovereignty in emerging markets pp. 827-851

Harry M. Makler and Walter Ness

National sovereignty and consumer sovereignty: Some consequences of Brazil's economic opening pp. 853-863

Werner Baer and Donald V. Coes

Global finance, sovereign risk and economic performance of Brazil pp. 865-874

Nader Nazmi

Globalisation, industrial efficiency and technological sovereignty: Evidence from Brazil pp. 875-888

Edmund Amann

Monopsony power and the market for clergy: Some evidence from the census pp. 889-900

Daniel Condon

The banking industry after the Riegle-Neal Act: re-structure and overall performance pp. 901-909

Srinivas Nippani and Kenneth Green

Increasingly mean-seeking utility functions and n-asset portfolios pp. 911-919

Gregory M. Gelles and Douglas W. Mitchell

Assessing the economic knowledge and economic opinions of adults pp. 921-935

William B. Walstad and Ken Rebeck

Optimal full-hedging under state-dependent preferences pp. 937-943

Udo Broll and Kit Pong Wong

Volume 42, issue 4, 2002

Regression evidence of safety-net support in Canada and the U.S., 1893-1992 pp. 649-671

Edward Kane and Berry Wilson

The effect of deposit insurance on financial depth: A cross-country analysis pp. 673-694

Robert Cull, Lemma W. Senbet and Marco Sorge

Cross-country evidence on deposit-insurance pp. 695-699

Asli Demirguc-Kunt and Edward Kane

Deposit insurance as private club: is Germany a model? pp. 701-719

Thorsten Beck

International evidence on the value of deposit insurance pp. 721-732

Luc Laeven

Does long-run real interest parity hold among EU countries? Some new panel data evidence pp. 733-746

Mark Holmes

The relative efficiency of interest-free monetary system: some empirical evidence pp. 747-764

Ali F. Darrat

Asset sales and takeover threats pp. 765-777

Greg MacKinnon

Exogenous cash: testing financing constraints on inventory investment using dynamic panels with additional information from annual reports pp. 779-802

Hung-Jen Wang

Dynamic interactions between Main Street and Wall Street pp. 803-815

Nikiforos Laopodis and Bansi Sawhney

Volume 42, issue 3, 2002

Too big to fail in banking: What remains? pp. 423-436

George G. Kaufman

Event-study evidence of the value of relaxing long-standing regulatory restraints on banks, 1970-2000 pp. 439-463

Kenneth A. Carow and Edward Kane

Capital market reactions to the passage of the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999 pp. 465-485

Kenneth A. Carow and Randall A. Heron

Wealth effects of banks' rights to market and originate annuities pp. 487-503

Arnold Cowan, Jann C. Howell and Mark L. Power

Welfare effects of expanding banking organization opportunities in the securities arena pp. 505-527

Rajesh P. Narayanan, Nanda K. Rangan and Sridhar Sundaram

Spurious inflation: The legacy of Laspeyres and others pp. 529-542

Ludwig von Auer

Investigating the links between growth and real stock price changes with empirical evidence from the G-7 economies pp. 543-575

Christis Hassapis and Sarantis Kalyvitis

Lognormal option pricing for arbitrary underlying assets: a synthesis pp. 577-586

Ricardo J. Rodriguez

Branch banking, economic diversity and bank risk pp. 587-598

Alden F. Shiers

Fractional integration and mean reversion in stock prices pp. 599-609

Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Luis Gil-Alana

A comparative study of technical trading strategies and return predictability: an extension of Brock, Lakonishok, and LeBaron (1992) using NYSE and NASDAQ indices pp. 611-631

Ki-Yeol Kwon and Richard J. Kish

Competitive bank pricing and adverse selection, with implications for testing the SCP hypothesis pp. 633-647

Sherrill Shaffer

Volume 42, issue 2, 2002

Oil and the economy: introduction pp. 163-168

James Smith

World oil production & prices 1947-2000 pp. 169-191

M. A. Adelman

Energy prices and aggregate economic activity: an interpretative survey pp. 193-208

Stephen Brown and Mine Yucel

OPEC behavior, 1998-2001 pp. 209-233

Wilfrid L. Kohl

Energy security: is the wolf at the door? pp. 235-250

J. Bielecki

A new political economy of oil pp. 251-272

John V. Mitchell

It's not your father's oil industry anymore pp. 273-284

Roger M. Olien

Smaller and smaller? The price responsiveness of nontransport oil demand pp. 285-317

David Ryan and Andre Plourde

Technology and the exploratory success rate in the U.S. onshore pp. 319-334

Kevin Forbes and Ernest M. Zampelli

Characteristics of North Sea oil reserve appreciation pp. 335-372

G. C. Watkins

Forecasting oil supply: theory and practice pp. 373-389

Michael C. Lynch

Sheep in wolves' clothing? Speculators and price volatility in petroleum futures pp. 391-400

Robert J. Weiner

The role of inventories in oil market stability pp. 401-415

Amy Myers Jaffe and Ronald Soligo

Are minerals exhaustible? pp. 417-421

Hendrik Houthakker

Volume 42, issue 1, 2002

The economics of regional economics associations pp. 1-17

John Siegfried

Effects of insider trading under different market structures pp. 19-39

Neelam Jain and Leonard Mirman

An investigation of causality between insider transactions and stock returns pp. 41-57

Zahid Iqbal and Shekar Shetty

Insider trading and performance of seasoned equity offering firms after controlling for exogenous trading needs pp. 59-72

Inmoo Lee

An investigation of insider trading profits in the Spanish stock market pp. 73-94

Esther Del Brio, Alberto Miguel and Javier Perote

Time-varying estimates of the natural rate of unemployment: a revisitation of Okun's law pp. 95-113

Alan P. Grant

The share market boom and the recent disinflation in the OECD countries: the tax-effects, the inflation-illusion and the risk-aversion hypotheses reconsidered1 pp. 115-141

Jakob Madsen

Assessing the impact of political unrest on currency returns: A look at Latin America pp. 143-153

Frederick D. Crowley and Anthony L. Loviscek

A note on stock market seasonality: The impact of stock price volatility on the application of dummy variable regression model pp. 155-162

Chin-Chen Chien, Cheng Few Lee and Andrew M. L. Wang