Journal of Developing Areas

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Volume 43, issue 2, 2010

Trade liberalization’s impact on agriculture in low income countries: a comparison of El Salvador and Costa Rica pp. 1-17

Chris D. Gingrich and Jason D. Garber

A structural analysis of growth and poverty in the short-term pp. 19-39

Paolo Verme

Stationarity of South Asian real exchange rates under exponential star (estar) framework pp. 41-51

Abdullah Noman and M. Zillur Rahman

How can education policy improve income distribution? an empirical analysis of education stages and measures on income inequality pp. 51-77

Katarina R.I. Keller

Early retirement in the government sector in Egypt:preferences, determinants, and policy implications pp. 79-110

Fatma El-Hamidi

Gender and agricultural productivity in a surplus labor, traditional economy:empirical evidence from Nepal pp. 111-124

Hassan Y. Aly and Michael Shields

Hospital competition and prescribing behaviors:empirical evidence from Taiwan pp. 125-141

Ya-Ming Liu, Yea-Huei Kao Yang and Huang-Tz Ou

Economic growth and FDI inflows:a stochastic frontier analysis pp. 143-158

Albert Wijeweera, Renato Villano and Brian Dollery

Access to finance and small enterprise growth:evidence from East Java pp. 159-172

Michael A. McPherson and Jeffrey J. Rous

Monetary policy and international remittances pp. 173-186

Isabel Ruiz and Carlos Vargas-Silva

Productivity and growth in Turkish manufacturing industry:1980–2001 pp. 187-219

Arzu Alvan and B. N. Ghosh

The political economy of financial structure of Korean firms pp. 221-232

Sanghack Lee and Kiwoong Cheong

Modeling the dynamics of money income from a vector correction model pp. 233-253

Mohammad S. Hasan

Concentration of exports and patterns of trade:a time-series evidence of Malaysia pp. 255-270

Zarinah Hamid

Urban bias in development and educational attainment in Brazil pp. 271-288

Danielle Fernandes and Jorge Alexandre Neves

The analysis of transitions in economic performance using covariate dependent statistical models pp. 289-298

Adam Baharum and M. Ataharul Islam

Is donors’ concern about the fungibility of foreign aid justified?:a panel data analysis pp. 299-311

Sanjeev Sobhee and Shyam Nath

Consumpiton difference between microcredit borrowers and non-borrowers:a Bangladesh experience pp. 313-326

Sayma Rahman

Vertical specialization with developed and developing countries pp. 327-339

Don Clark

Effects of increased trade and investment on human development in the U.S. and Mexican border communities pp. 341-362

Joan B. Anderson

Volume 43, issue 1, 2009

Who benefits from combined tax and public expenditure policies in Cameroon pp. 1-23

Johannes Tabi Atemnkeng, Peter Angyie Etoh-Anzah and Akwi Tafah

The gravity model and the test for the regional integration effect:the case of Tanzania pp. 25-44

Alexander B. Darku

Does simultaneous implementation of import-substitution and export-promotion neutralize each other? pp. 45-63

Turan Subasat

The determinants of labor market earnings in a small Caribbean island:the case of Dominica pp. 65-85

Barry Reilly and Annelle Bellony

The Urban-rural disparity:a demand side analysis pp. 87-107

Ling Shen

Do stock markets matter in investment growth in Africa? pp. 109-120

Charles Adjasi and Nicholas Biekpe

Augmented quantity theory of money and Bangladesh Taka – U.S. dollar exchange rate dynamics pp. 121-136

Prashanta K. Banerjee and Matiur Rahman

Reexamining asymmetric effects of monetary and government spending policies on economic growth using quantile regression pp. 137-154

Leon Li

Common features and stylized facts in Turkish macroeconomy pp. 155-176

Cem Payaslıoğlu

Testing the sustainability of current account deficits in developing economies:evidence from Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia pp. 177-197

Marial A. Yol

Estimating the impact of migration and remittances on agricultural technology pp. 199-216

Michael A. Quinn

An analysis of export performance and economic growth of Malaysia using co-integraton and error correction models pp. 217-231

Muna Sulaiman and Norma Md. Saad

The sustainability of export-led growth:the Singaporean experience pp. 233-247

Renuka Mahadevan

Examining the linkage between energy consumption and economic growth in India pp. 249-280

Hrushikesh Mallick

The positive and negative impacts of the sars outbreak:a case of the Taiwan industries pp. 281-293

Chun-Da Chen, Chin-Chun Chen, Wan-Wei Tang and Bor-Yi Huang

Interest rate reforms, financial deepening and economic growth in Kenya:an empirical investigation pp. 295-313

Nicholas Odhiambo

Government size and unemployment:evidence from developing countries pp. 315-330

Horst Feldmann

Volume 42, issue 2, 2009

The Monopoly Power of Multinational Enterprises in the Service Sector of a Developing Country pp. 1-29

Abera Gelan

Is it economic growth or socioeconomic development?: a cross-sectional analysis of the determinants of infant mortality pp. 31-55

Hulya Arik and Murat Arik

Measuring the benefit of prenatal care in a less-developed country: semi-parametric estimates from Uruguay pp. 57-75

R. Todd Jewell and Jeffrey J. Rous

Trade facilitation and Africa's manufactured goods' export: a panel data analysis pp. 77-89

Oluyele Akinkugbe

Savings and growth in Bangladesh pp. 89-110

Pradeep Agrawal and Pravakar Sahoo

The effect of economic factors on the tax ratio in Trinidad and Tobago pp. 111-128

Sandra Sookram and George Saridakis

Government expenditures on primary, secondary, and tertiary education pp. 129-155

David M. Welsch

Social interactions, spatial dependence, and children's activities: evidence from India pp. 157-178

Rubiana Chamarbagwala

Export led growth vs. growth led exports: LDCs experience pp. 179-212

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Claire Economidou

The impact of corruption on deforestation: a cross-country evidence pp. 213-222

Cuneyt Koyuncu and Rasim Yilmaz

Economic geography and manufacturing productivity in Africa: ananalysis of firm level data pp. 223-252

Ibrahim Elbadawi, Taye Mengistae, Tilahun Temesge and Albert Zeufack

Export-led growth hypothesis: a multivariate cointegration and causality evidence for Jordan pp. 253-266

Jamal Husein

Farmers' knowledge of health risks and protective gear associated with pesticide use on cotton in Mozambique pp. 267-282

Eugene Jones, Anabela Mabota and Donald W. Larson

Foreign aid and growth in Nepal: an empirical analysis pp. 283-302

Badri Prasad Bhattarai

Volume 42, issue 1, 2008

The role of economic versus political factors in the incidence of intergovernmental transfers in Nigeria pp. 1-19

James Alm and Jameson Boex (bio)

Factors affecting investment in developing countries:a panel data study pp. 21-37

Mohammad Salahuddin and Md. Rabiul Islam

Money demand in a dollarizing economy:the case of the dominican republic pp. 39-52

José Sánchez-Fung

Feminization of the labor force, development, and economic reform:effects on job segregation by sex pp. 53-67

Jennifer A. Ball

Education expenditure and economic growth:some empirical evidence from the GCC countries pp. 69-80

Yousif Khalifa Al-Yousif

The fog of OECD and Non-OECD country efficiency:a data envelopment analysis approach pp. 81-93

Maxwell Hsu, Xueming Luo and Gary H. Chao

Mother's and children's employment in Turkey pp. 95-115

Meltem Dayioglu

Linkage between production and consumption of an agricultural household pp. 117-134

Shakil Quayes and Salim Rashid

How effective are fiscal incentives to attract FDI to Sub-Saharan Africa? pp. 135-153

Emmanuel Cleeve

The impact of investment climate indicators on gross capital formation in developing countries pp. 155-163

Minh Quang Dao

Do race-based preferences perpetuate discrimination against marginalized ethnic groups? pp. 165-181

Bruce Wydick

Budget deficits, money and inflation:the case of Ethiopia pp. 183-199

Yemane Wolde-Rufael

Determinants of productivity across countries:an exploratory analysis pp. 201-242

Nazrul Islam