Atlantic Economic Journal

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Volume 30, issue 4, 2002

Transparency in monetary policy pp. 353-365

Manfred Neumann

Public capital formation and labor productivity growth in Mexico pp. 366-379

Miguel Ramirez

A rationale for meeting quotas asymmetrically pp. 380-384

J. Meister and Robert Main

Asymmetric effects of inflation shocks on inflation uncertainty pp. 385-388

Barbara Caporale and Tony Caporale

Jurisdictional competition for quality standards: Competition of laxity? pp. 389-402

Thomas Apolte

A comparison of rents and producer surplus when industry input supply functions are interdependent pp. 403-413

Gregg Frasco

Net interstate population growth rates and the Tiebout-Tullock hypothesis: New empirical evidence, 1990–2000 pp. 414-421

Richard Cebula

Russia's second shift: Is housework hurting women's wages? pp. 422-432

Stephen DeLoach and Annie Hoffman

Winners, Losers, and Microsoft: Competition and Antitrust in High Technology Stan J. Liebowitz and Stephen E. Margolis, 1999, pp. 288 pp. 433-441

Erwin Blackstone, John Roccili and Joseph Fuhr

The fuzzy math on butterfly ballots and the Buchanan vote pp. 442-442

Fahim Ahmed, Saad Kamal and Paul Sommers

Preliminary evidence on unbundled elements demand in local telephony pp. 443-443

Robert Ekelund and George Ford

Volume 30, issue 3, 2002

The euro and the monetary union pp. 225-235

Jean-Claude Trichet

The effects of EMU on euro area unemployment pp. 244-262

Markus Knell

Are small countries too powerful within the ECB? pp. 263-282

Helge Berger and Jakob Haan

Monetary policy in the euro area: Was it too tight in the 1990s? pp. 283-297

Willi Semmler, Alfred Greiner and Wenlang Zhang

Was ECB's monetary policy optimal? pp. 298-319

Fritz Breuss

The german stability program: A quantitative assessment pp. 320-334

Klaus Weyerstrass

Britain and the euro pp. 335-348

Andrew Hughes Hallett

Information and economic rationality: An empirical test pp. 349-349

Franklin Mixon and H. Black

Volume 30, issue 2, 2002

Long- and short-term interest rates in 19 countries: Tests of cointegration and parameter instability pp. 105-120

A. Arize, J. Malindretos and Z. Obi

The welfare effects of a european anti-dumping duty and price-undertaking policy pp. 121-135

Wilfried Pauwels and Linda Springael

Electricity transmission pricing: The German case pp. 136-147

Matthias Niederprüm and Michael Pickhardt

On the determinants of capital flight from Russia pp. 148-169

Marcella Mulino

Trade liberalization and productivity growth in Australian manufacturing industries pp. 170-185

Renuka Mahadevan

On access pricing with network externalities pp. 186-190

Demetrius Yannelis

Valuing improvements in lifetime endowments in markets with no borrowing pp. 191-195

Kevin Frick

Gray marketing and unfair competition pp. 196-204

Hsiu-Li Chen

From edgeworth to fisher to vickrey: A comment on Michael J. Boskin's Vickrey lecture pp. 205-208

Robert Dimand and Robert Koehn

A note on customs unions vs. non-preferential tariffs pp. 209-212

Yeong-Her Yeh

Modeling monetary economies Bruce Champ and Scott Freeman, 2001, pp. 325 pp. 213-217

Christopher Waller

A computer simulation for teaching the theory of nonprofit firms pp. 218-218

David Hoaas

The tangency requirement between average revenue and average cost curves pp. 219-219

Kailash Khandke and Ken Peterson

Internet savings on new car purchases: Perception and reality pp. 220-220

Ellen Sewell and Charles Bodkin

Impact of currency depreciation on real GDP in South Korea pp. 221-221

Sang Lee

Characteristics of those offended by organ procurement alternatives pp. 222-222

A. Adams and Peter Calcagno

Volume 30, issue 1, 2002

Towards microeconomics of innovation: Growth engine hallmark of market economics pp. 1-12

William Baumol

Competition and collusion in a government procurement auction market pp. 13-25

Srabana Gupta

A heckscher-ohlin-samuelson interpretation of the labor-environmental coalition in Seattle pp. 26-33

Robert Kohn

Asymmetric wage indexation pp. 34-47

James Cover and David Hoose

Human and knowledge capital: A contribution to the empirics of state economic growth pp. 48-60

Ronald Moomaw, J. Mullen and Martin Williams

Nominal versus real wage rigidity in a monopoly union: A synthesis pp. 61-73

Ching-chong Lai and Juin-Jen Chang

Searching for cincinnatus: Representatives' backgrounds and voting behavior pp. 74-86

Rex Pjesky and Daniel Sutter

The general theory: Fabrication or revolution? David Laidler, 1999, pp. 377 pp. 87-96

L. Johnson and Thomas Cate

Evidence that extra credit assignments induce moral hazard pp. 97-97

Mark Wilson

On bivariate risk aversion pp. 98-98

Christophe Courbage

A note on the simple balanced budget multiplier pp. 99-99

Yong Glasure

Responses of credit card rates to changes in the FFR pp. 100-100

Yu Hsing

Reinvigorating the study of economics pp. 101-101

Howard Cochran and Gary Hodgin

Economic freedom and the status of women pp. 102-102

Chris Paul and Yassaman Saadatmand

Volume 29, issue 4, 2001

Economic impact of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 pp. 353-357

John Virgo

Long run consequences of the terrorist acts—Possible stimulating effects pp. 358-359

William Baumol

The impact on the financial and banking sector from the U.S. perspective pp. 360-363

William Lang

Macroeconomic impacts and implications for business pp. 364-373

Chris Varvares

The public finance and political impact from the European perspective pp. 374-377

M van der Hoek

Mergers, welfare, and concentration: Results from a model of stackelberg-cournot oligopoly pp. 378-392

Nick Feltovich

When producer surplus underestimates rents pp. 393-405

Gregg Frasco and Chulho Jung

Spillover effects of local fiscal policy pp. 406-419

Paul Hettler

The complementarity between U.S. foreign direct investment stock and trade pp. 420-437

W. Hejazi and A. Safarian

Subsidy policies in a fertility choice model pp. 438-449

Manuel Gómez

Financial penalties as an alternative criminal sanction: Evidence from panel data pp. 450-458

Todd Cherry

Core authors and rankings in economics pp. 459-468

Gaines Liner

A Keynesian view of the fisher separation theorem pp. 469-469

Alan Hochstein

Hurricane mitigation: Rational choice or market failure pp. 470-470

Kevin Simmons and Jonathan Willner

Globalization and the Asian financial crisis pp. 471-471

Roy Mclean

Preholiday calendar regularities in Ireland pp. 472-472

Brian Lucey

New England's residual wholesale electricity market pp. 473-473

Brian Deese, Eric Schacht and Paul Sommers

Quality signals and experience goods: Higher education pp. 474-474

Michael Melton and Len Trevino

Volume 29, issue 3, 2001

Using disaster planning to optimize expenditures on financial safety nets pp. 243-253

Edward Kane

European Union enlargement: An historic milestone in the process of European integration pp. 254-265

Nicholas Baltas

Random thoughts on voting pp. 266-273

Gordon Tullock

Gains and losses from trade when countries differ in public knowledge stock pp. 274-293

Hans Jarle Kind

Vote share and return rates: A comparison of two measures of election outcomes pp. 294-303

Joseph McGarrity

The electoral college and voter participation: Evidence on two hypotheses pp. 304-310

Richard Cebula

Using principal components to produce an economic and social development index: An application to Latin America and the U.S pp. 311-329

Miles Cahill and Nicolás Sánchez

A new perspective on antebellum slavery: Public policy and slave prices pp. 330-340

Mark Yanochik, Bradley Ewing and Mark Thornton

The scholarly output of economists: A description of publishing patterns pp. 341-349

Joe Davis, John Huston and Debra Patterson

Volume 29, issue 2, 2001

Endogenous capital utilization in a neoclassical growth model pp. 121-134

Beatriz Rumbos and Leonardo Auernheimer

A model of optimal advertising expenditures in a dynamic duopoly pp. 135-161

Maria Paz Espinosa and Petr Mariel

Remedies for misrepresentation in applications in the presence of fraudulent intent pp. 162-176

Charles North

Empirical evidence of a positive inflation premium being incorporated into stock prices pp. 177-185

Austin Murphy and Anandi Sahu

The effects of tax rates and enforcement policies on taxpayer compliance: A study of self-employed taxpayers pp. 186-202

Mukhtar Ali, H. Cecil and James Knoblett

Economies of scale and optimal capital in nuclear and fossil fuel electricity production pp. 203-214

Russell Rhine

Environmental taxation in an optimal tax framework pp. 215-231

Thomas Sadler

The political economy of Gunnar Myrdal James Angresano Edward Elgar, 1997, 197 pp pp. 232-239

Robert Ley

Is hedging a speculative activity? pp. 240-240

Imad Moosa

Volume 29, issue 1, 2001

Financial collapse: 1933 pp. 1-19

Allan Meltzer

Reassessing the role of buffer stock money under oil price shocks pp. 20-30

Nicholas Apergis

The influence of inflation on differential price changes across European markets pp. 31-47

Christos Ioannidis and Mick Silver

Exchange market pressure, trade, sovereign credit ratings, and U.S. exports in banking services pp. 48-62

Cynthia Tori and Scott Tori

Explaining the reduction in the gender wage gap during the 1990–94 economic recession in Spain pp. 63-74

Ricardo Aller and Miren Arce

The impact of international agreements on domestic policy: An analysis of tariff policy in African countries pp. 75-86

Sylvain Boko

Political instability, policy uncertainty, and economic growth: An empirical investigation pp. 87-106

Abdiweli Ali

Capital flows and financial crises: Theory versus realityCapital flows and financial crises Edited by Miles Kahler Cornell University Press, 1998, 268 pp pp. 107-112

Cynthia Benzing

The use of power point and student performance pp. 113-113

Elizabeth Rankin and David Hoaas

Dynamic inefficiency across nations pp. 114-114

John Leonard and Joe Prinzinger

The after-tax turnover-related performance of bond mutual funds pp. 115-115

Janet Payne, Walton Taylor and James Yoder

The value of professional certifications in academe pp. 116-116

John Marcis and Eugene Bland

Structural regulation of polluting oligopoly pp. 117-117

Sherrill Shaffer