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2003, volume 55, articles 4

The monopolist's optimal R&D portfolio pp. 561-578

Luca Lambertini

Causes and consequences of civil strife: micro-level evidence from Uganda pp. 579-606

Klaus Deininger

Training and productive efficiency in transition economies pp. 607-624

Ying Chu Ng and Sung-ko Li

Outsourcing and skill-specific employment in a small economy: Austria after the fall of the Iron Curtain pp. 625-643

Hartmut Egger and Peter Egger

The multi-market firm, transportation costs, and the separation of the output and allocation decisions pp. 644-656

Ardeshir J. Dalal and Eliakim Katz

Effects of air quality regulation on the destination choice of relocating plants pp. 657-678

John List, W. Warren McHone and Daniel Millimet

Bertrand-Edgeworth equilibrium in a cash-in-advance economy pp. 679-695

Erdem Basai and Ismail Saglam

Special economic zones and quotas on imported intermediate goods: a policy proposal pp. 696-715

Albert Schweinberger

Increasing returns: evidence from local wage rates in Great Britain pp. 716-739

Bernard Fingleton

2003, volume 55, articles 3

Union coverage and non-standard work in Britain pp. 383-416

Alison Booth and Marco Francesconi

The effects of taxation on married women's labour supply across four countries pp. 417-439

Nina Smith, Shirley Dex, Jan Dirk Vlasblom and Tim Callan

Thailand's investment-driven boom and crisis pp. 440-466

David Vines and Peter Warr

Why does the Monetary Policy Committee smooth interest rates? pp. 467-493

David Cobham

Endogenous realignments in a target zone pp. 494-511

Christopher Neely, Paul A. Weller and P. Dean Corbae

Investment, employment, and political conflict in Northern Ireland pp. 512-535

David Fielding

All-or-nothing verdict as a screening device pp. 536-559

Mehmet Bac and Parimal Bag

2003, volume 55, articles 2

A test of the signalling hypothesis pp. 191-215

Monojit Chatterji, Paul Seaman and Larry D. Singell

An ideal Kyoto protocol: emissions trading, redistributive transfers and global participation pp. 216-234

Arthur Caplan, Richard Cornes and Emilson Silva

Does intellectual property protection spur technological change? pp. 235-264

Sunil Kanwar and Robert Evenson

The global trends of total factor productivity: evidence from the nonparametric Malmquist index approach pp. 265-286

Jens J. Kr¸ger

The empirical relationship between UK net corporate borrowing and stockbuilding pp. 287-313

Paul Mizen

Realignment probabilities and reputation effects in the EMS pp. 314-335

Heather Gibson

A backward-bending labor supply curve without an income effect pp. 336-343

Chung-cheng Lin

Intertemporal production and asset pricing: a duality approach pp. 344-379

H. Youn Kim

2003, volume 55, articles 1

A Kuznets curve analysis of ozone-depleting substances and the impact of the Montreal Protocol pp. 1-24

Robin Mason and Timothy Swanson

Does tighter environmental policy lead to a comparative advantage in less polluting goods? pp. 25-35

Swee Chua

Social roles, human capital, and the intrahousehold division of labor: evidence from Pakistan pp. 36-80

Marcel Fafchamps and Agnes Quisumbing

Performance signals in the public sector: the case of health care pp. 81-103

Hugh Gravelle, Peter Smith and Ana Xavier

Optimal taxation and risk-sharing arrangements in an economic federation pp. 104-120

Thomas Aronsson and Magnus Wikstrom

Tax policy in a matching model with training pp. 121-147

Jan Boone and Ruud de Mooij

On the cyclicality of schooling: theory and evidence pp. 148-172

Harris Dellas and Plutarchos Sakellaris

Valuing congestion costs in the British Museum pp. 173-190

David Maddison and Terry Foster

2002, volume 54, articles 4

Dual labour markets and nominal rigidity pp. 561-583

Henrik Jacobsen Kleven, Claus Kreiner and Huw Dixon

Income concentration and market demand pp. 584-596

Corrado Benassi, Alessandra Chirco and Marcella Scrimitore

Knowledge spillovers, transboundary pollution, and growth pp. 597-616

Nedim M. Alemdar and Sheyla Ozyildirim

Investment subsidies and Time-Consistent Environmental Policy pp. 617-635

Lisandro Abrego and Carlo Perroni

Insecure old-age security pp. 636-648

Mohamed Jellal and François-Charles Wolff

Sequential innovation and the patent-antitrust conflict pp. 649-668

Vincenzo Denicolo'

Sickness, absenteeism, presenteeism, and sick pay pp. 669-687

Monojit Chatterji and Colin J. Tilley

Liberalisation, FDI, and productivity spillovers--an analysis of Indian manufacturing firms pp. 688-718

Vinish Kathuria

Equity culture and household behavior pp. 719-745

Michael Haliassos and Christis Hassapis

2002, volume 54, articles 3

Classical and technological convergence: beyond the Solow-Swan growth model pp. 369-385

Steve Dowrick and Mark Rogers

Can non-renewable resources alleviate the knife-edge character of endogenous growth? pp. 386-411

Christian Groth and Poul Schou

Inflation, the credit market, and economic growth pp. 412-434

Niloy Bose

Optimal educational choice and redistribution when parental education matters pp. 435-448

Elena Del Rey and Maria Racionero

Foreign ownership and production efficiency: a quantile regression analysis pp. 449-469

Sophia Dimelis and Helen Louri

Capital structure and short-term decisions pp. 470-489

Dermot Nolan

Wage setting and tax progressivity in dynamic general equilibrium pp. 490-504

Thomas Aronsson, Karl-Gustaf L–fgren and Tomas Sj–gren

Job search methods and outcomes pp. 505-533

John Addison and Pedro Portugal

Money, inflation, and capital formation in a model of overlapping generations with multiple means of payment pp. 534-560

Leopold von Thadden

2002, volume 54, articles 2

Returns to social network capital among traders pp. 173-206

Marcel Fafchamps

International spillover effects of sectoral tax differentiation in unionized economies pp. 207-229

Bertil Holmlund

Transfer pricing rules and competing governments pp. 230-246

Pascalis Raimondos

Time-consistent linear taxation and redistribution in an overlapping-generations framework pp. 247-269

Philippe Michel

White-ethnic minority earnings and employment differentials in Britain: evidence from the LFS pp. 270-297

D.H. Blackaby, D.G. Leslie and P.D. Murphy

Human capital, signaling, and the pattern of returns to education pp. 298-320

Harley Frazis

Catching hipos: screening, wages, and competing for a job pp. 321-333

Maarten C.W. Janssen

Evaluating the effect of soft business support upon small firm performance pp. 334-365

Colin Wren

2002, volume 54, articles 1

Consumption, habit formation, and precautionary saving: evidence from the British Household Panel Survey pp. 1-19

Alessandra Guariglia

The savings trap and economic take-off pp. 20-43

Carlos Asilis

The persistence of government expenditure shocks and the effect of monopolistic competition on the fiscal multiplier pp. 44-55

Philipp Harms

Co-ordinating fiscal authorities in the euro-zone: a key role for the ECB pp. 56-71

Donatella Gatti

On public investment, long-run growth, and the real exchange rate pp. 72-90

Sugata Ghosh

Urbanization, population transition, and growth pp. 91-117

Jie Zhang

Are educational gender gaps a brake on economic development? Some cross-country empirical evidence pp. 118-149

Stephen Knowles and Paula Lorgelly

The minimum wage in an adverse selection economy pp. 150-159

Anthony A. Sampson

Subsidy and entry: the role of licensing pp. 160-171

Arijit Mukherjee