Journal of Economic Studies

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Volume 24, issue 6, 1997

Wage policy in high inflation countries pp. 356-378

Andrés E. Marinakis

Do temporal causality tests provide information on policy dominance? pp. 379-391

George M. Katsimbris and Stephen Miller

Altruism, union utility and outsiders pp. 392-401

Stavros Drakopoulos and John D.F. Skåtun

Volume 24, issue 5, 1997

Business cycles in Korea pp. 275-293

Kunhong Kim and Yong‐Yil Choi

Cointegration test of the monetary theory of inflation and forecasting accuracy of the univariate and vector ARMA models of inflation pp. 294-306

Abul Shamsuddin and Richard A. Holmes

The classical theory of production and the capabilities view of the firm pp. 307-323

Nicolai J. Foss

Volume 24, issue 4, 1997

Modern macroeconomics and its evolution from a monetarist perspective pp. 191-221

Brian Snowdon and Howard R. Vane

The partisan theory and macroeconomic policy under unscheduled regime transfers: a case study of an LDC pp. 222-241

A‐M.M. Abdel‐Rahman

A comparison of forecasts from UK economic models and some Bayesian vector autoregressive models pp. 242-256

Ken Holden

Force fields, hysteresis and economic equilibria pp. 257-266

Rod Cross

Volume 24, issue 3, 1997

New evidence from an alternative methodological approach to the defence spending‐economic growth causality issue in the case of mainland China pp. 123-140

Abdul M.M. Masih, Rumi Masih and Mohammad S. Hasan

Cocoa market efficiency: a cointegration approach pp. 141-151

Anthony Mananyi and John J. Struthers

A comparative analysis of vertical integration in the UK brewing and petrol industries pp. 152-166

Gary Cook

An inquiry into openness in international trade pp. 167-178

Farhang Niroomand and Edward Nissan

Volume 24, issue 1/2, 1997

Irish macroeconomic performance under different exchange rate regimes pp. 10-42

Ella Kavanagh

The convergence performance of Ireland among EU countries: 1960 to 1990 pp. 43-58

Eoin O’Leary

Structural change in Ireland pp. 59-71

Eleanor Doyle

Public capital and private sector productivity in Ireland, 1958‐1990 pp. 72-94

Catherine Kavanagh

Measuring Irish housing quality pp. 95-119

Edward Shinnick

Volume 23, issue 5/6, 1996

A short sketch of Stackelberg’s career pp. 9-14

Peter R. Senn

Heinrich von Stackelberg in the history of economic ideas pp. 15-39

Peter R. Senn

Heinrich von Stackelberg’s textbookGrundlagen der theoretischen Volkswirtschaftslehrerevisited pp. 40-47

J.A.H. Maks and Marco Haan

On Stackelberg’s oligopoly theory pp. 48-57

Arnold Heertje

Heinrich von Stackelberg’sMarktform und Gleichgewicht pp. 58-70

F.M. Scherer

Comments on Frederic M. Scherer’s “Heinrich von Stackelberg’sMarktform und Gleichgewicht” pp. 71-78

Günter Krause

An economic theory of leader choice in Stackelberg models pp. 79-95

Richard S. Higgins

von Stackelberg’s equilibria for Bertrand‐Edgeworth duopoly with buyouts pp. 96-109

Patrick Van Cayseele and Dave Furth

Stackelberg and Cournot competition under equilibrium limit pricing pp. 110-127

Marco Haan and Hans Maks

Stackelberg and his role in the change in Spanish economic policy pp. 128-140

Juan Velarde Fuertes

Stackelberg’s concept of the post‐war economic order pp. 141-148

Jürgen G. Backhaus

Volume 23, issue 4, 1996

Standardized poverty measurement pp. 3-17

Robert E. Wright

Foreign investment location in less developed countries: a theoretical framework pp. 18-30

H. Jalilian

Monetary model of black market exchange rate determination: evidence from African countries pp. 31-49

M.O. Odedokun

Export promotion: the role of transportation subsidies pp. 50-63

Stephen Tokarick

Aggregate demand, aggregate supply, a Trojan horse and a Cheshire cat pp. 64-82

Roy H. Grieve

Volume 23, issue 3, 1996

Real wage rigidity and anticipated fiscal policy pp. 3-17

Phillip Lawler

Income elasticities of household demand in rural China pp. 18-33

Guanghua Wan

A market in action pp. 34-43

Paul Hallwood

The market valuation of wheat quality characteristics pp. 44-63

Noel D. Uri and Bengt Hyberg

Volume 23, issue 2, 1996

Changes in the degree of financial integration within the European Community in the 1980s pp. 4-17

Mark Holmes and Eric Pentecost

Regional determinants of foreign direct investment in mainland China pp. 18-30

Chien‐Hsun Chen

Forests and economic welfare pp. 31-43

Shashi Kant, J.C. Nautiyal and R.A. Berry

Defence spending and unemployment rates pp. 44-54

Satya Paul

Growth and trade dynamics under regime shifts in Australia pp. 55-69

Neil Dias Karunaratne

Volume 23, issue 1, 1996

Income and commodity taxes in a two‐good, two‐period model with heterogeneous preferences pp. 3-17

John Creedy

Exports and industrial growth: a new framework and evidence pp. 18-31

Evangelos N. Charos, Evangelos Otto Simos and Allen R. Thompson

The stock market reaction to dividend announcements pp. 32-52

A.A. Lonie, G. Abeyratna, D.M. Power and C.D. Sinclair

Competing schools of thought in macroeconomics ‐ an ever‐emerging consensus? pp. 53-69

Bill Gerrard

Volume 22, issue 6, 1995

The factor content of net trade for the OECD countries pp. 3-15

Johan Torstensson

Do devaluations improve or worsen the terms of trade? pp. 16-25

Janardhanan Als and Mohsen Bahmani‐Oskooee

Smuggling and welfare in a Ricardo‐Viner economy pp. 26-45

Mary E. Lovely and Douglas Nelson

Testing the rational expectations hypothesis using survey data from vegetable growers in the USA pp. 46-59

E. Douglas Beach, Jorge Fernandez‐Cornej and Noel D. Uri

Manufacturing entry in Greece, 1982‐1988: did sectoral policy work pp. 60-68

V. Anagnostaki and Helen Louri

The evolution and goals of lending to developing countries by the Bank for International Settlements pp. 69-80

Kristin K. Howell

Volume 22, issue 3/4/5, 1995

Increasing returns to scale and the prospects of small‐scale enterprises pp. 16-25

Erich W. Streissler

Roscher’s epistemological and methodological position pp. 26-52

Karl Milford

Why had Roscher so much influence in the USA compared with the UK pp. 53-105

Peter R. Senn

Wilhelm Roscher: the “historical method” in the social sciences pp. 106-126

Thanasis Giouras

Beyond Roscher or not? A reappraisal of Menger’s and Böhm‐Bawerk’s contributions to the theory of interest pp. 127-133

Shigeki Tomo

Wilhelm Roscher in the German Democratic Republic pp. 134-148

Günter Krause

Wilhelm Roscher and English Christian social thought pp. 149-158

H.R.C. Wright

Roscher’s organistic legacy pp. 159-170

Jacob J. Krabbe

Roscher and the theory of crisis pp. 171-186

Harald Hagemann

Roscher’s Victorian views on financial development pp. 187-208

Michael Hudson

Roscher’sGrundlagenin the history of economic thought pp. 209-220

Yukihiro Ikeda

Volume 22, issue 2, 1995

A competitive model of the growth of government pp. 4-20

Minh Quang Dao and Hadi S. Esfahani

Export‐share requirements, content protection and the multinational firm under production uncertainty pp. 21-32

Michael Ka‐Yiu Fung and Paul R. Flacco

Advertising and information pp. 33-43

Robert Ekelund, Franklin Mixon and Rand W. Ressler

Monetary policies of developed countries pp. 44-58

George M. Katsimbris and Stephen Miller

The economics of development pp. 59-74

Prabir C. Bhattacharya

Volume 22, issue 1, 1995

Regression‐based cointegration estimators with applications pp. 3-22

Guay Lim and Vance Martin

The economic thought of an Austrian Marshallian George Barclay Richardson pp. 23-44

Nicolai Juul Foss

Forecasting of foreign exchange rate by normal mixture models pp. 45-57

Chulho Jung

Inflation distortion of the external accounts pp. 58-65

Anthony Makin