Empirical Economics

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Volume 24, issue 4, 1999

Modelling the hidden economy and the tax-gap in New Zealand pp. 621-640

David Giles

Tax reforms and the growth of government pp. 655-666

Steven Sheffrin

Empirics of the median voter hypothesis in Japan pp. 667-691

Takero Doi

On the long run effect of public capital on aggregate output: Estimation and sensitivity analysis pp. 711-717

Raymond G. Batina

Volume 24, issue 3, 1999

Estimating the public's social preference function between inflation and unemployment using survey data: The survey research center versus Gallup pp. 361-372

Susan W. Taylor, David J. Smyth and Pami Dua

System estimates of potential output and the NAIRU pp. 373-388

Mikael Apel and Per Jansson

Causality tests of budget and current account deficits: Cross-country comparisons pp. 389-402

Ahmed Khalid and Teo Wee Guan

The introduction of seasonal unit roots and cointegration to test index aggregation optimality: An application to a Spanish farm price index pp. 403-414

Francisco J. MartÎn-âlvarez, Victor J. Cano-FernÂndez and José Juan Cáceres-Hernández

Money demand, the Cagan model, testing rational expectations vs adaptive expectations: The case of Turkey pp. 415-426

Kivilcim Metin Özcan and Ilker Muslu

Long memory and level shifts: Re-analyzing inflation rates pp. 427-449

Philip Hans Franses, Marius Ooms and Charles Bos

Long horizon predictability of exchange rates: Is it for real? pp. 451-469

Jan Groen

Stable cointegrating regressions: Fully-modified estimates for inflation and employment cost indices pp. 471-482

Rosemary D. Rossiter

Economic theory and econometric dynamics in modelling wages and prices in the United Kingdom pp. 483-507

Paul Fisher and Gunnar Bårdsen

Modeling Mexican agricultural production pp. 509-528

C. Shumway and Hongil Lim

Common serial correlation and common business cycles: A cautious note pp. 529-535

Gianluca Cubadda

The effect of female and male schooling on economic growth in the Barro-Lee model pp. 537-557

Paula Lorgelly and Dorian Owen

Note The measurement of inequality by components of total expenditure pp. 559-561

Henri Theil and Charles Moss

Volume 24, issue 2, 1999

Consumption-smoothing and the excessiveness of Greece's current account deficits pp. 183-209

Stelios Makrydakis

Testing for negativity in a demand system: A Bayesian approach pp. 211-223

Hideo Kozumi, Noriko Hashimoto and Hikaru Hasegawa

Estimation of an endogenous switching regression model with discrete dependent variables: Monte-Carlo analysis and empirical application of three estimators pp. 225-241

Ayal Kimhi

Measuring persistence in aggregate output: ARMA models, fractionally integrated ARMA models and nonparametric procedures pp. 243-269

Erhard Reschenhofer, Benedikt Pötscher and Michael A. Hauser

Performance of periodic time series models in forecasting pp. 271-301

Helmut Herwartz

Volatility spillovers and the price of risk: Evidence from the Swiss stock market pp. 303-322

Christian Jochum

Analyzing perceived hunger across states in the US pp. 323-329

Daniel Slottje and Hang K. Ryu

Parametrizing nonparametric translog models: A goal programming/constrained regression study of U.S. manufacturing pp. 331-339

Houshmand Ziari and Azzeddine Azzam

Spurious deterministic seasonality and autocorrelation corrections with quarterly data: Further Monte Carlo results pp. 341-359

Artur Silva Lopes

Volume 24, issue 1, 1999

Encompassing and rational expectations: How sequential corroboration can imply refutation pp. 1-21

David Hendry and Neil Ericsson

Convergence across industrialised countries (1890-1989): new results using time series methods pp. 23-44

Miguel Aubyn

Nonlinear dynamics: Evidence for a small stock exchange pp. 45-59

Martin Scheicher

Testing for structural change in the dynamic adjustment model with autoregressive errors pp. 61-76

Kien Tran

Estimation of a German money demand system - a long-run analysis pp. 77-99

Kirstin Hubrich

Distance in time between transition economies and the European Union pp. 101-119

Pavle Sicherl

Foreign aid and fiscal behavior in a bounded rationality model: Different policy regimes pp. 121-134

Ira Gang and Haider Khan

An investigation into a non-linear stochastic trend model pp. 135-153

Klaus Neusser

(When) Should cointegrating regressions be detrended? The case of a German money demand function pp. 155-172

Uwe Hassler

note: Inequality and the business cycle: A consumption viewpoint pp. 173-180

David S. Johnson and Stephanie Shipp

Volume 23, issue 4, 1998

Interest expectations and exchange rates news pp. 525-534

Stefano Cavaglia, Willem Verschoor, Christian Wolff and Kees G. Koedijk

Nonlinear dynamics and covered interest rate parity pp. 535-559

Mark Wohar and Nathan Balke

Trade liberalization and capacity utilization: New evidence from the Turkish rubber industry pp. 561-571

Omer Gokcekus

Trade balance and income in historical perspective pp. 573-591

Yoonbai Kim

Determinants of domestic and import prices in Canadian manufacturing industries pp. 593-610

Stanley W. Kardasz and Kenneth R. Stollery

Survival and efficiency curves for capital and the time-age-profile of vintage prices pp. 611-633

Erik BiÛrn

Note Short-term predictability of German stock returns pp. 635-639

Walter Krämer

Volume 23, issue 3, 1998

Money demand in Europe: Editors' preface pp. 263-266

Juergen Wolters and Helmut LØtkepohl

Exogeneity, causality, and co-breaking in economic policy analysis of a small econometric model of money in the UK pp. 267-294

Grayham Mizon and David Hendry

Empirical modeling of money demand pp. 295-315

Neil Ericsson

Stability of the demand for M1 and harmonized M3 in Finland pp. 317-337

Antti Ripatti

The demand for broad money in Norway, 1969-1993 pp. 339-354

Øyvind Eitrheim

The stability of German money demand: Not just a myth pp. 355-370

Michael Scharnagl

A money demand system for German M3 pp. 371-386

Juergen Wolters and Helmut LØtkepohl

Money demand stability: Evidence from Spain pp. 387-400

Juan Vega

Friedman and Schwartz (1982) revisited: Assessing annual and phase-average models of money demand in the United Kingdom pp. 401-415

David Hendry, Kevin M. Prestwich and Neil Ericsson

Broad money demand and financial liberalization in Greece pp. 417-436

Sunil Sharma and Neil Ericsson

Stability of money demand in Switzerland: A comparison of the M2 and M3 cases pp. 437-454

Michel Peytrignet and Christof Stahel

Changing monetary transmission mechanisms within the EU pp. 455-481

Katarina Juselius

Long run money demand in the EU: Evidence for area-wide aggregates pp. 483-506

Gabriel Fagan and Jerome Henry

Wealth and the demand for money in the European union pp. 507-524

Carlo C. A. Winder and Martin M.G. Fase

Volume 23, issue 1/2, 1998

Special Issue on `Long term unemployment and social assistance': Introduction pp. 1-3

Tito Boeri and Andreas Wörgötter

Transition from unemployment benefits to social assistance in seven European OECD countries pp. 5-30

Hans Hansen

Long-term unemployment and short-term unemployment benefits: The changing nature of non-employment subsidies in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 31-54

Sebastian Edwards and Tito Boeri

Long-term unemployment, unemployment benefits and social assistance: The Polish experience pp. 55-85

Marek Góra and Christoph Schmidt

Work incentive and other effects of social assistance and unemployment benefit policy in the Czech Republic pp. 87-120

Katherine Terrell, Michaela Erbenova and Vit Sorm

Work incentives and other effects of the transition to social assistance: Evidence from the Slovak Republic pp. 121-153

Martina Lubyova and Jan van Ours

Unemployment assistance in Hungary pp. 155-175

Gyula Nagy and John Micklewright

Transition from cash benefits to work: The case of Slovenia pp. 177-202

Milan Vodopivec

Long-term unemployment, social assistance and labor market policies in Romania pp. 203-235

Catalin Pauna and John Earle

Work incentives and other effects of the transition to social assistance in the transition economies: Evidence from Bulgaria pp. 237-261

Mariana M. Kotzeva and Derek Jones