Atlantic Economic Journal

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Volume 32, issue 4, 2004

Monetary policy and EMU enlargement: The adoption of the euro pp. 263-267

Eduard Hochreiter and Alfred Sitz

The ERM II issues: An interpretation of the Slovenian approach pp. 268-279

Damjan Kozamernik

Poland and the euro zone enlargement: Monetary policy, ERM II, and other issues pp. 280-292

Zbigniew Polański

Monetary policy and EMU enlargement: Issues regarding ERM II and adoption of the euro in Estonia pp. 293-301

Raoul Lättemäe and Martti Randveer

Adoption of the euro: Why is the Czech approach cautious? pp. 302-311

Katerina Smidkova

A theory of reciprocal gifts pp. 312-319

Dipankar Purkayastha

Empirical estimation of agglomeration economies associated with research facilities pp. 320-328

Geoffrey Black, John Church and Donald Holley

English mercantilist influences on the foundation of the Portuguese School of Commerce in 1759 pp. 329-345

Lúcia Rodrigues and Russell Craig

Health economics: Fundamentals and flow of funds Thomas Getzen, 2004, pp. 464 pp. 346-354

Erwin Blackstone and Joseph Fuhr

Learning style appropriate study methods the benefits of awareness pp. 355-355

Rae Dodds

Pricing default risk premium through fear of ruin pp. 356-356

Luisa Tibiletti

An analysis of infant mortality rates in the U.S pp. 357-357

Paul Sommers

Health care expenditures in Africa: An econometric analysis pp. 358-358

N. Vasudeva Murthy

eBay pricesvs. book prices: The market for baseball cards pp. 359-359

Jannett Highfill and Kevin O'Brien

A new test for moral hazard and hit batsmen pp. 360-360

E. Frank Stephenson

Volume 32, issue 3, 2004

Public sector wage settlement and the threat of outsourcing pp. 161-174

Gervan Fearon

Divorce and female labor force participation: Evidence from times-series data and cointegration pp. 175-190

Dale Bremmer and Randy Kesselring

Regional impact of commuter wage taxes pp. 191-200

Paul Hettler

The effect of tax rates and uncertainty on contributory crowding out pp. 201-215

Cynthia Benzing and Thomas Andrews

Expressiveness and voting: Alternative evidence pp. 216-221

Richard Cebula

The concept of equilibrium: A key theoretical element in Keynes' revolution pp. 222-232

L. Johnson, Robert Ley and Thomas Cate

How well can monetary factors explain the exchange rate of the euro? pp. 233-244

Michael Frenkel and Isabell Koske

The Corn Laws and English wheat prices, 1815–1846 pp. 245-255

Tony Ward

Improved trade classification rules: Estimates using a logit model based on misclassified data pp. 256-256

Steven B Caudill, Beverly Marshall and Jacqueline Garner

Extension of Romer's IS-MP-IA model to small open economies pp. 257-257

Yu Hsing

Cross-cultural analysis of consumer measures for Americans pp. 258-258

Gregory Black

The course syllabus in the principles of economics: A national survey pp. 259-259

John Marcis and Darcy Carr

Application of Taylor's monetary policy rule to South Korea pp. 260-260

Sang Lee

Volume 32, issue 2, 2004

The European Union: Eastern enlargement and taxation pp. 75-88

M van der Hoek

Data errors in small data sets can determine empirical findings pp. 89-99

Ling He and Joseph McGarrity

Newspaper quality, pulitzer prizes, and newspaper circulation pp. 100-112

Brian Logan and Daniel Sutter

Impact of behavioral health problems on access to care and health services utilization pp. 113-129

Katherine Virgo, Nathan Risk, Edward Spitznagel and Rumi Price

Wage inequality and firm performance: Professional basketball's natural experiment pp. 130-139

David Berri and R. Jewell

Methods of ranking economics journals pp. 140-149

Gaines Liner and Minesh Amin

Optimal growth with many sectors Franz Gehrels Peter Lang GmbH, 2002, 176 pp pp. 150-155

Robert Becker

Tip size determination: The server-side of the market pp. 156-156

David Hoaas and Lyndsay Bigler

A note on income tax evasion pp. 157-157

Richard Connelly

Volume 32, issue 1, 2004

Risks to the long-term stability of the euro pp. 1-10

Anna Schwartz

Occupational assignment, hiring discrimination, and the gender pay gap pp. 11-27

Eric Solberg

Public capital and small firm performance pp. 28-38

Kevin Christ and Richard Green

Economic efficiency and the common law pp. 39-48

Thomas Webster

Natural monopoly regulation in the presence of cost misreporting pp. 49-61

Kevin Currier

Local labor market conditions and foreign direct investment flows in the U.S pp. 62-66

Kostas Axarloglou

An application of auction theories to price-trading volume correlations pp. 67-67

Taiji Watanabe

Economic growth in the new economic era pp. 68-68

Antonin Rusek

The samuelson torture pp. 69-69

Robert Kohn

Proxy rule, pecuniary value, and proxy solicitation: Evidence from TSE-listed firms (1984–2002) pp. 70-70

Gili Yen

Competition and investment in telecommunications pp. 71-71

George Ford and John Jackson

Volume 31, issue 4, 2003

Monetary policy towards E(M)U accession: A central banker's view pp. 297-302

Zdenek Tuma

Impact of EU enlargement: Challenges for Slovenia's monetary and exchange rate policies pp. 303-308

Darko Bohnec

The impact of EU enlargement on voting procedures of the ECB governing council pp. 309-311

Manfred Neumann

Challenges facing the estonian economy on its way to the European union pp. 312-315

Andres Sutt

Projecting the U.S. gender wage gap 2000–40 pp. 316-329

Michael Shannon and Michael P Kidd

Fed funds futures and the news pp. 330-337

Adrienne Kearney and Raymond Lombra

Tax evasion as ade facto vote of disapproval of PAC contributions pp. 338-347

Richard Cebula

Institutional differences as sources of growth differences pp. 348-362

Abdiweli Ali

On the vulnerability of the oil and gas industry to oil price changes pp. 363-375

Williams Olatubi and Sung No

A note on the effect of elections subject to judicial review pp. 376-383

J. J. Arias

Is this exam hazardous to your grandmother's health? pp. 384-384

E. Frank Stephenson

Legislative television: Public interest or public choice? pp. 385-385

Franklin Mixon and Ashley Rice

U.S. wood product exports and regional trade pp. 386-386

Myeongjoo Kang

Upside and downside risk with a benchmark pp. 387-387

Luisa Tibiletti and Simone Farinelli

Does a salary cap improve competitive balance? pp. 388-388

Melanie Endo, Kellan Florio, John Gerber and Paul Sommers

Volume 31, issue 3, 2003

“Don't just stand there...” treasury secretary William E. Simon and fiscal policy during stagflation 1975–76 pp. 213-218

Paul Macavoy

Expenditure and deficit policy: An analysis of the William E. Simon's rules pp. 219-232

Bonnie Orcutt

William E. Simon's contribution to tax policy pp. 233-241

Susan Averett, Edward Gamber and Sheila Handy

Do conservative governments make a difference in monetary policy? A study of the U.S. and the U.K pp. 242-254

Attiat Ott, Anna Belova and Vladislav Dolgopolov

Budget deficits and real interest rates: Updated empirical evidence on causality pp. 255-265

Richard Cebula

Tax reform: Chasing the elusive dream pp. 266-282

Attiat Ott and Sheila Vegari

William E. Simon's capacities' approach to liberty: An essay in economic citizenship pp. 283-288

Ute Schumacher and Gladstone Hutchinson

When shorter is not better: The case of economics journals pp. 289-289

Mikhail Kouliavtsev

Cost uncertainty with multiple variable inputs pp. 290-290

Moawia Alghalith

Emerging markets and uncovered interest rate parity pp. 291-291

Bahram Adrangi, Mary Allender and Kambiz Raffiee

Marijuana consumption and violence: Is there a Bi-directional association? pp. 292-292

Rosa Duarte, José-Julián Escario and José Alberto Molina

Volume 31, issue 2, 2003

Augustin cournot and neoclassical economics pp. 123-132

Clarence Morrison

Teaching the coase theorem: Are we getting it right? pp. 133-145

Michael Butler and Robert Garnett

The determinants of immigration-policy preferences in advanced economies: A cross-country study pp. 146-158

Joseph Daniels and Marc Ruhr

Stochastic behavior of nominal exchange rates pp. 159-173

Luis Gil-Alana

Gravity model: An application to trade between regional blocs pp. 174-187

Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso

Dynamic consistency and monopoly pp. 188-194

Gregory Goering and Michael Pippenger

Trends in U.S. economics majors: Why the decline in the 1990s? pp. 195-204

Bruce Skoorka and Carol Condon

Leon H. Keyserling policy, economic growth and the full employment budget concept pp. 205-205

W. Brazelton

A new methodology for modeling entrepreneurial activity: Genetic algorithms pp. 206-206

Raquel Ortega

Estimates of scale economies in the garment industry in Nepal pp. 207-207

Govinda Koirala

Volume 31, issue 1, 2003

Asset price inflation and monetary policy pp. 1-14

Anna Schwartz

The euro and its consequences: What makes a currency strong? pp. 15-31

Helmut Frisch

Reputation deals: A theory of endogenous teams pp. 32-50

Günther Lang

The relationships between political support, party strength, and term limits pp. 51-61

Suzanne Clain and Wen Mao

The impact of safety regulations on externalities pp. 62-70

Thomas Traynor

Time variation paths of factors affecting financial institutions and stock returns pp. 71-86

Ling He and Alan Reichert

Elasticity of demand for relative petroleum inventory in the short run pp. 87-102

Michael Ye, John Zyren and Joanne Shore

Dynamic forecasting of sticky-price monetary exchange rate model pp. 103-114

Jae-Kwang Hwang

A note on student views regarding the course syllabus pp. 115-115

John Marcis and Darcy Carr

Commercial casino gambling: Searching for structural change in state expenditures pp. 116-116

S. Langley

Can a shopping agent enforce the law of one price? pp. 117-117

Sean Snaith

Racial discrimination and employment in college football pp. 118-118

Len Treviño and Taisa Minto

The demand for unbundled elements in telephony revisited pp. 119-119

Audrey Kline