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Volume 5, issue 4, 1999

Reforming the dutch welfare state: A scenario approach pp. 403-417

M van der Hoek

The challenge of the commons: Estonian housing privatization pp. 418-429

Charles Scott, Frederick Derrick and Ene Kolbre

Labor supply, child care, and welfare in Spanish households pp. 430-445

Inmaculada García-Mainar and José Alberto Molina

An application of padé approximation to volatility modeling pp. 446-465

María Gil Fariña and Rosa Lorenzo Alegría

Level of economic development and political democracy revisited pp. 466-477

Yong Glasure, Aie-Rie Lee and James Norris

Multi-currency options and financial institutions' hedging: Correlation does matter pp. 478-488

Sarah Bryant and Spiros Martzoukos

Budget deficits, capital flows, and long-term interest rates: Cointegration findings for the united kingdom pp. 489-495

Richard Cebula

Forecasting economic magnitudes with neural network models pp. 496-511

Agustin Alonso-Rodriguez

Genetic linkages between global stock markets pp. 512-513

M. Shazly and H. Shazly

Exchange rates prediction by ARIMA and neural networks models pp. 512-512

Anna Górecka and Maciej Szmit

Temporal causality between exports and FDI: The spanish case pp. 512-512

Maite Alguacil and Vicente Orts

Public inputs: Some clarifications and a taxonomy pp. 513-514

Carsten Colombier and Michael Pickhardt

Capitalism in the czech republic: Market behavior of listed czech companies from 1993 to 1997 pp. 513-513

D. Stanley, C. Stanley and V. Gretsky

Sectorial investment aggregation in multi-sector OLG-CGE models pp. 514-514

Karl Farmer and Ron Wendner

Financial development and economic growth: An egg-and-chicken problem? pp. 514-514

Ji Shan, A. Morris and F. Sun

Environmental regulation through a global incentive approach and industrial competitiveness pp. 514-515

Sylvie Paras

A distributed artificial intelligence approach to computational organization theory pp. 515-515

Jacek Jakiela

Inter-auditor variability in expert-like task behavior: A model and an application pp. 515-516

Joseph Russo

Volume 5, issue 3, 1999

Intertemporal current account balance and the East Asian currency crises pp. 277-288

Ho-Don Yan

The sustainability of fiscal policies in the European Union pp. 289-307

Athanasios Papadopoulos and Moise Sidiropoulos

Simulation model of the polish economy pp. 308-320

Jakub Gutenbaum and MichaŁ Inkielman

Inequality and business cycles in the U.S. and European Union countries pp. 321-338

Sophia Dimelis and Alexandra Livada

EstimatingJ (>1) quarterly time series in fulfilling annual and quarterly constraints pp. 339-349

Bernardí Cabred and Jose Pavía

Applying artificial neural networks to bank-decision simulations pp. 350-368

Dorota Witkowska

A cointegration analysis of purchasing power parity: 1973–96 pp. 369-385

Miguel Ramirez and Shahryar Khan

Human resource accounting pp. 386-394

Carme Barcons-Vilardell, Soledad Moya-Gutierrez, Antonio Somoza-López, Josep Vallverdú-Calafell and Carlos Griful-Miquela

Student self-assessment as a learning tool for microeconomics pp. 395-395

E. Jennings

Injection effects and intermediation: Yeager and the Austrians pp. 395-395

J. Cochran, S. Call and F. Glahe

The elasticity of demand for oil and world market prices pp. 395-396

M. Hwang, C. Yang, D. Adams and J. Li

Optimal monetary policy responses to exogenous technology shocks pp. 396-396

Andrea Jao

U.S. fiscal policy measures: Unfunded mandates pp. 396-397

Renate Thimester

Share price reaction to research and development spending: Canadian evidence pp. 397-398

Trevor Chamberlain

The relationship between stock prices and exchange rates: Evidence from Canada pp. 397-397

Jae-Kwang Hwang

The day-of-the-week effects in less-developed countries' markets: The case of Bangladesh pp. 397-397

Muhammad Islam and Lawrence Gomes

The earned income tax credit, supply of labor, and the welfare reform era pp. 398-398

Ruthie Reynolds and Princess Awoonor-Williams

Network formation by U.S. hospitals pp. 398-398

Robert Jantzen and Patricia Loubeau

Vertical research and development spillovers, cooperation, market structure, and innovation pp. 399-400

Gamal Atallah

Natural monopoly equilibria: Price-quantity choice pp. 399-399

Klaus Becker

Training and educational needs of African-American female entrepreneurs pp. 399-399

Millicent Lownes-Jackson

Risk-based environmental taxation to regulate chemical emissions pp. 400-400

Thomas Sadler

Volume 5, issue 2, 1999

The east german disease revisited pp. 153-166

Friedrich Sell, Uwe Greiner and Henrich Maaß

Dynamics of the economic transition in Poland: An attempt at interpretation pp. 167-177

Witold Jakóbik

The Czech economic crisis: Policy revenge? pp. 178-188

Antonin Rusek

Tendering procedures and buy-national policies pp. 189-203

Dimitri Mardas

Inflation processes in poland during the transformation period pp. 204-214

Stanislaw Bartczak, Edyta Dworak and Waclawa Starzynska

Forecasting economic magnitudes with neural network models pp. 215-230

Agustin Alonso-Rodriguez

Consumer theory based on the marginal rate of substitution function pp. 231-248

Barbara Brown

The unemployment structure in Poland: A spatial approach pp. 249-254

Anna Malarska

The dynamics of crop sectors in regional development: The case of tobacco pp. 255-268

Konstantinos Mattas, Christos Fotopoulos, Vangelis Tzouvelekas, Efstratios Loizou and Kostas Polymeros

An econometric approach to assessing teaching effectiveness pp. 269-269

Joachim Zietz, Mark Wilson and H. Cochran

Capitalism and capital formation in Northern Italy during the thirteenth century pp. 269-269

Alvaro Martinelli

Is a race to the bottom rational? Evidence from a differential game pp. 269-270

John List

Representing transition countries with computable general equilibrium models pp. 270-270

Daniel Piazolo

Exchange rates, monetary policy regimes, and beliefs pp. 270-270

Keith Sill and Jeff Wrase

Multinational corporations and the hysteresis in foreign direct investment flows pp. 271-271

Kostas Axarloglou and Painos Kouvelis

New product creation in an international setting pp. 271-271

Paul Isely

Optimal exchange rate system pp. 271-272

Cynthia Benzing

Prime and subprime mortgage lenders: Who treats black applicants less equally? pp. 272-272

Debby Lindsey-Taliefero

Investment in pollution control and the ratchet effect with emission taxes pp. 272-272

Soner Tunay

A socioeconomic analysis of professional hockey salaries pp. 273-273

John Leonard and Joseph Prinzinger

Teaching entrepreneurship in educational institutions pp. 273-273

Ruthie Reynolds

Foreign direct investments in the process of transition pp. 273-273

Thomas Gries, Stefan Jungblut and Henning Meyer

Volume 5, issue 1, 1999

On the empirical specification of the European demand for money pp. 1-15

Ignacio Mauleón and Jordi Sardà

The choice of dilemmas in Hungary's transition: Westernization or latin americanization? pp. 16-23

Erzsébet Kovács and Zoltán Kollár

An open-economy transition model pp. 24-36

Debra Patterson

Monetary stabilization in countries in transition pp. 37-47

Axel Jochem

Fiscal policy effects, convergence, and growth pp. 48-55

Lorenzo Escot and Miguel-Angel Galindo

An international comparison of analysis' earnings forecast accuracy pp. 56-64

Michael Firth and Michael Gift

Budget deficits and economic activity pp. 65-73

G. Vamvoukas

Business vision of human resources pp. 74-83

Maria Gil-Estallo and Mireia Aparicio-Valverde

The resource-based theory and human resources pp. 84-92

Marta Fossas Olalla

The changing landscape of American Banking: The impact of Riegle-Neal pp. 93-107

Ann Matasar and Joseph Heiney

Fertility choice and economic growth: Empirical evidence from the U.S pp. 108-120

George Hondroyiannis and Evangelia Papapetrou

The impact of protein increments on blending revenues in the Canadian wheat industry pp. 121-136

Konstantinos Giannakas, Richard Gray and Nathalie Lavoie

Pedagogical recommendations for internationalizing the undergraduate business curriculum pp. 137-146

Gary Praetzel

Exports and economic growth in developing countries pp. 147-148

G. Rod Erfani

Origins of western attitudes toward property rights in economic thought pp. 147-147

Thomas McKinnon

Financing systems for intermediate government levels in Spain pp. 147-147

Miguel Roig-Alonso

Forecasting currency prices using a genetically evolved neural network architecture pp. 148-148

Mona Shazly and Hassan Shazly

Corporate financing and investment decisions under asymmetric information pp. 148-149

Y. Lal Mahajan

Externalities between financial and real sectors in the development process pp. 149-150

Eric Wang

A new dimension of company performance: The nonfinancial indicators pp. 149-149

Christiane Bughin-Maindiaux

Assessments of auditors' progress toward more expert-like task behavior pp. 149-149

Joseph Russo

Growth policy and performance in the touristic sector pp. 150-150

Karin Comblé

Restructuring the agriculture and alimentary sectors including marketing pp. 150-150

Emil Svoboda