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Volume 4, issue 12, 1997

Macroeconomic implications of search theory for the labour market pp. 719-723

Sanjiv Das

Rent-sharing or incentives? Estimating the residual claim of average employees pp. 725-728

Bruce Rayton

A test of the public choice theory of economic sanctions pp. 729-732

Shane Bonetti

Evidence on the effect of young adults' wages on their college attendance decisions pp. 733-735

Mahdy Mohanty and Miles Finney

Bank exposures to interest-rate risk: the case of the Australian banking industry pp. 737-739

Robert Faff and P. F. Howard

The pattern of non-union wage supplements: a switching regression approach pp. 741-743

Susan Donohue

Testing alternative dynamic specifications: an application to meat demand in Belgium pp. 745-749

Ludo Peeters, Yves Surry and Anja Cielen

Modelling the Spanish imports of vehicles using a source differentiated demand system pp. 751-755

José Alberto Molina

Growths in US housing starts, real consumer debt, real GDP and the long-term real interest rate: a vector cointegration analysis pp. 757-759

Matiur Rahman and Muhammad Mustafa

Measures of probability changes in binary choice models: a comparative study pp. 761-763

M. Teresa Aparicio and Inmaculada Villanua

A non-nested test of GARCH vs. EGARCH models pp. 765-768

Jung-Hee Lee and B Brorsen

Distributional properties and weekly return patterns of the Athens stock exchange pp. 769-774

Nikiforos Laopodis

International evidence on the sustainability of budget deficits pp. 775-779

James Payne

Volume 4, issue 11, 1997

Capital requirements on over the counter options pp. 657-660

Lily Choong

Life cycle theory and the impact of the rate of economic growth on saving pp. 661-663

Stephen Triantis

Population and economic growth: a cointegration analysis of lesser developed countries pp. 665-669

James Payne and Bradley Ewing

Energy consumption and economic growth in Brazil, Mexico and Venezuela: a time series analysis pp. 671-674

Benjamin Cheng

Impact of lawyer advertising on the image of lawyers in the United States pp. 675-678

Richard Cebula

Productivity shocks and business fixed investment pp. 679-681

Omer Ozcicek and David Smyth

Evidence from lesser developed countries on the Fisher hypothesis: a cointegration analysis pp. 683-687

James Payne and Bradley Ewing

White noise and other experiments on augmented Dickey-Fuller tests pp. 689-694

Kevin Fox

Yield spreads as predictors of recessions in a core European economic area pp. 695-697

N. Funke

A frontier approach to disequilibrium models pp. 699-701

Kaddour Hadri

Political instability and country risk: new evidence pp. 703-707

Jakob de Haan, Clemens Siermann and Erna Van Lubek

Predicting wages from transformed wage equations pp. 709-710

Armando Barrientos and Luis Firinguetti

A Note on the impact of the United States federal budget deficit on the intermediate-term interest rate, 1960-94 pp. 711-714

Richard Cebula

The bid-ask spread for dollars in Kuwait: a brief note pp. 715-717

Nurhan Davutyan

Volume 4, issue 10, 1997

Trading patterns of small and large traders: implications for the weekend effect in Finland pp. 595-597

Juha-Pekka Kallunki and Teppo Martikainen

Some international evidence on the 'equity premium' pp. 599-602

Ketil Hviding

Testing for business cycle asymmetry: some international evidence pp. 603-606

Alan Speight

Welfare and the family size decision of low-income, two-parent families pp. 607-610

Howard Gensler

Testing purchasing power parity in the presence of transaction costs pp. 611-614

Michael Pippenger and John Geppert

Does information efficiency require a perception of information inefficiency? pp. 615-617

Leighton Vaughan Williams and David Paton

Willingness to pay for rBST-free milk: a two-limit Tobit model analysis pp. 619-621

Qingbin Wang, Catherine Halbrendt, Jane Kolodinsky and Fred Schmidt

Cost structure in college and university student health centres: comment pp. 623-625

Albert Okunade

Testing the random walk hypothesis: evidence for the Budapest stock exchange pp. 627-629

E. Dockery and F. Vergari

Nonlinear dependence in British pound exchange rates pp. 631-633

Angelos Kanas

Portfolio managers versus the darts: evidence from the Wall Street Journal's Dartboard Column pp. 635-637

Allen Atkins and James Sundali

Hirschman-Herfindahl index determination under incomplete information pp. 639-642

Eric Nauenberg, Kisalaya Basu and Harish Chand

Testing for boy-girl discrimination with household expenditure data: results for Papua New Guinea pp. 643-646

John Gibson

Nonlinear dependence and conditional heteroscedasticity in stock returns: UK evidence pp. 647-650

M. F. Omran

Defence spending and growth in Greece: a comment and further empirical evidence pp. 651-655

Nicholas Antonakis

Volume 4, issue 9, 1997

A microstructural analysis of the exchange rate expectation formation process pp. 537-539

Swarna Dutt

Trade union membership density: the case of the AUT pp. 541-545

Mark Baimbridge, Philip Whyman and Claire Simpson

Exchange rate instability: some empirical tests of temporal dynamics pp. 547-550

Jati Sengupta and Raymond Sfeir

How stable is relationship between US petroleum imports and economic growth? pp. 551-554

Kofi Amoateng

Match attendance at Euro 96: was the crowd waving or drowning? pp. 555-558

Mark Baimbridge

Is Beta dead? The role of alternative estimation methods pp. 559-562

Andrew Clare, Richard Priestley and Stephen Thomas

Beta stability and monthly seasonal effects: evidence from the Australian capital market pp. 563-566

Robert Brooks, Robert Faff and Thomas Josev

Handicaps, outcome uncertainty and attendance demand pp. 567-570

David Peel and Dennis Thomas

Cigarette consumption in Greece: empirical evidence from cointegration analysis pp. 571-574

George Hondroyiannis and Evangelia Papapetrou

Long-run purchasing power parity and long-term memory: evidence from Asian newly industrialized countries pp. 575-578

W. L. Chou and Y. C. Shih

The changing gender wage gap in Korea pp. 579-582

Mark Berger, Peter Groothuis and P. Jeon

Incidence of tariff: the case of India, 1982-93 pp. 583-586

Bishwanath Goldari and Hasheem Saleem

International diversification and oil price risk pp. 587-590

Oystein Thogersen

Occupational differences and the relative wages of married and single young men pp. 591-594

Paul Gabriel

Volume 4, issue 8, 1997

Inter-day return behaviour for stocks quoted 'back-to-back' in Hong Kong and London pp. 459-464

Paul Mcguinness

Long-term unemployment and US State wages pp. 465-468

Mark Partridge and Dan Rickman

Cointegration, error correction and Granger causality: an application with Latin American stock markets pp. 469-471

Kausik Chaudhuri

Another look at long-run purchasing power parity using Sims tests for unit roots pp. 473-476

Jacquelynne Mclellan and Debasish Chakraborty

A simple method to test the Fisher effect pp. 477-479

Shigeyuki Hamori

Specification issues in the modelling of union status determination pp. 481-485

Keith Bender

Non-wage labour costs and employment: a note on some Canadian evidence from the 1970s pp. 487-491

J. C. H. Jones and L. Laudadio

Are budget deficits inflationary? A cointegration approach pp. 493-496

George Hondroyiannis and Evangelia Papapetrou

The roles of diffusion of advance technology and capital deepening in economic growth: a cross-country study pp. 497-501

Erkin Bairam

Determinants of global portfolio composition pp. 503-505

Majed Muhtaseb

Causality between the minimum wage and other wages pp. 507-510

Francisco Carneiro and Joao Ricardo Faria

Are Chinese stock markets efficient? A cointegration and causality analysis pp. 511-515

Xiaming Liu, Haiyan Song and Peter Romilly

The trade balance and the real exchange rate: the US evidence from 1973: 3 to 1994: 9 pp. 517-520

Brian Lin

Poverty, excess sensitivity and the permanent income hypothesis: evidence from a developing country pp. 521-524

Ila Patnaik

Total factor productivity growth in Singapore's manufacturing industries pp. 525-528

H. M. Leung

Neoclassical and collective rationality in household labour supply pp. 529-533

Jonathan Seaton

Some further experimental results on hypothetical versus real willingness to pay pp. 535-536

Magnus Johannesson

Volume 4, issue 7, 1997

Macro-monetary effects on agricultural prices: the case of Greek agriculture pp. 397-400

Efstratios Loizou, Kostandinos Mattas and Angelos Pagoulatos

Are Greek smokers rational addicts? pp. 401-402

Samuel Cameron

Technology and librarianship: a test of the human capital model of occupational segregation pp. 403-406

Marybeth Charters and Paul Grimes

Festive versus seasonal effects in consumption: a note pp. 407-408

Samuel Cameron and K. U. Zaman

On testing Kuznets' economic growth hypothesis pp. 409-410

P. J. Dawson

The quality of life: an international comparison based on ordinal measures pp. 411-414

Satya Paul

Economic forecasts by industry type: comparisons and statistical tests pp. 415-418

David Sharpe

Estimating allocative inefficiency in the prescription drug industry pp. 419-423

Robert Guell and Marvin Fischbaum

Export volume, exchange rates and global economic growth: the Indian experience pp. 425-429

Rajen Mookerjee

Do estimable relations exist between size and efficiency of institutions and productivity growth? An exercise in the spirit of D. C. North pp. 431-435

G. P. Caselli and Salvatore Curatolo

The paper-bill spread and Blanchard's version of Okun's law pp. 437-440

Christian Weber

Combining information in exchange rate forecasting: evidence from the EMS pp. 441-444

Fernando Fernandez-Rodriguez and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero

Integration and causality in US mortgage and T-bond markets pp. 445-447

Matiur Rahman, Muhammad Mustafa and Michael Kurth

Do short-term interest rates influence long-term interest rates? Empirical evidence from some EMS countries pp. 449-451

Gabriel Quiros-Romero and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero

Effects of exchange-rate variability on inflation variability: some additional evidence pp. 453-457

A. C. Arize and J. Malindretos

Erratum pp. 458-458

Darlene Chisholm

Volume 4, issue 6, 1997

Devaluation and the trade balance: estimating the long run effect pp. 343-345

Kamal Upadhyaya and Dharmendra Dhakal

Growth empirics: evidence from a panel of annual data pp. 347-351

Roberto Cellini

Trade Union Congress Policy towards union mergers: a statistical analysis, 1960-83 pp. 353-358

Giuliana Parodi

Applying the RESET test in allocation models: a cautionary note pp. 359-363

David Giles and Andrea Keil

Generalized method of moment estimation of truncated or censored regression pp. 365-368

Byung-Joo Lee and Mary Lee

Financing divided governments pp. 369-372

Hakan Berument

Institutional macroeconomic forecasting performance of the UK economy pp. 373-376

Mark Baimbridge and Philip Whyman

A counter evidence for the Lazear-Moore findings: an empirical study of incentive part in the wage structure in Japan pp. 377-379

Yasushi Ohkusa

The tax-spend debate: the case of Canada pp. 381-386

James Payne

Spending and revenues in Greece: new evidence from error correction modelling pp. 387-391

Constantinos Katrakilidis

Human capital and economic growth in Japan: an application of time series analysis pp. 393-395

Benjamin Cheng and Robert Hsu

Volume 4, issue 5, 1997

Income sources and declared charitable tax deductions pp. 271-274

Nasser Daneshvary and William Luksetich

Absenteeism and HIV infection pp. 275-280

J. Paul Leigh, Deborah Lubeck, Paul Farnham and James Fries

The hidden economy and tax-evasion prosecutions in New Zealand pp. 281-285

David Giles

Increasing returns to information: evidence from the Hong Kong movie market pp. 287-290

W. Walls

Demand for nutrition vs. demand for tastes pp. 291-295

Pingsun Leung and Walter Miklius

The trading month anomaly in the Financial Times Industrial Ordinary Shares Index: 1935-1994 pp. 297-299

Zainudin Arsad and J. Andrew Coutts

Does the Chinese official CPI underestimate inflation? pp. 301-304

Imad Moosa

On the disparate evidence on trend stationarity in inflation rates: a reappraisal pp. 305-309

Kon Lai

Institutional change and invariance of behaviour in Major League Baseball pp. 311-314

Timothy Hylan, Maureen Lage and Michael Treglia

International R&D spillovers amongst OECD economies pp. 315-319

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht

Effects of devaluation on income distribution pp. 321-323

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

Forward/forward volatilities and the term structure of implied volatility pp. 325-328

Owain ap Gwilym and Mike Buckle

Human capital formation and US economic growth: a causality analysis pp. 329-331

Francis In and Chris Doucouliagos

Marital instability and business start-up rates pp. 333-335

Samuel Cameron

Fast spatial estimation pp. 337-341

Kelley Pace and Ronald Barry

Volume 4, issue 4, 1997

Zipf and the size distribution of firms pp. 205-206

Peter Hart and Nicholas Oulton

UK investment trusts: performance, timing and selectivity pp. 207-210

Lawrence Leger

Determinants of farmland prices in the north-eastern United States: a cointegration analysis pp. 211-214

Ananda Weliwita and Ramu Govindasamy

A modified matrix for policy analysis on production diversification for Thai agriculture pp. 215-218

Shujie Yao

A test of wage leadership hypothesis in Turkish manufacturing industry pp. 219-223

Erkan Erdil

GMM estimation of currency substitution in a high-inflation economy: evidence from Turkey pp. 225-227

Faruk Seļuk

Obesity and heart disease awareness: a note on the impact of consumer characteristics using qualitative choice analysis pp. 229-231

Rodolfo Nayga

The evidence on international output-inflation trade-off: an evaluation pp. 233-236

Alex Lammertsma, Kees Koedijk and Clemens Kool

Tax then spend or spend then tax? Experience in the UK, 1961-93 pp. 237-239

Mohammad Hasan and Ian Lincoln

Are there asymmetries in UK consumption? A closer look pp. 241-245

Alan Speight and David McMillan

Income and price elasticities of demand for alcoholic drinks pp. 247-251

M. A. Salisu and Vudayagiri Balasubramanyam

Unemployment Fluctuations in the UK: 1958-92 pp. 253-255

Terence Mills, Gianluigi Pelloni and Athina Zervoyianni

Cointegration analysis of the inverted Fisher effect: evidence from Belgium, France and Germany pp. 257-260

Taijfiq Choudhry

Economic analysis of crime and punishment: an Asian case pp. 261-265

H. W. Mui and M. M. Ali

New agricultural technology, timeliness and wages for labour: a longitudinal study of rural wages in India pp. 267-270

Amresh Hanchate and K Ramaswamy

Volume 4, issue 3, 1997

The implications of cointegration in financial markets: a comment pp. 141-143

James Steeley

An empirical note on inequality in the world development indicators pp. 145-147

J. Ram Pillarisetti

Hypothetical versus real willingness to pay: some experimental results pp. 149-151

Magnus Johannesson, Bengt Liljas and Richard O'Conor

A real options approach to investment in factor demand models pp. 153-157

Stein Østbye

The no-arbitrage condition and financial markets with heterogeneous and costly information pp. 159-161

Kavous Ardalan

Currency substitution and indexed money pp. 163-166

Francisco Carneiro and Joao Faria

A note on the rate of return to investment in education in Belgium pp. 167-171

Walter Nonneman and Isabelle Cortens

Duration and mobility of young male workers in a segmented labour market pp. 173-176

C. Waddoups and Djeto Assane

Which level of schooling has the greatest economic impact on output? pp. 177-180

Stephen Knowles

Calculating marginal effects in dichotomous - continuous models pp. 181-185

Atanu Saha, Oral Capps and Patrick Byrne

Precautionary saving and the Deaton paradox pp. 187-190

Michel Normandin

Tobit analysis with a natural non-response rate pp. 191-194

Weiren Wang

Tests of the Lucas supply curve with price expectational data pp. 195-197

Jakob Madsen

Competition between employed and unemployed job searchers: is there a difference between the UK and The Netherlands? pp. 199-203

Lourens Broersma

Volume 4, issue 2, 1997

A note on beta forecasting pp. 77-78

Robert Brooks and Robert Faff

Demand for religion in the British Isles pp. 79-82

Mark Baimbridge and Philip Whyman

Margin requirements and stock market volatility in Thailand pp. 83-87

Abdur Chowdhury

Dynamic linkages and Granger causality between short-term US corporate bond and stock markets pp. 89-91

Matiur Rahman and Muhammad Mustafa

Efficiency in gambling markets involving spread: a corrected and simplified test pp. 93-95

Bill Woodland and Linda Woodland

A simple necessary condition for negativity in the almost ideal demand system with the Stone price index pp. 97-99

Jonathan Rougier

A complete information index for measuring the proportionality of electoral systems pp. 101-104

Ram Mudambi

Stock returns in emerging markets: a common trend analysis pp. 105-108

Kausik Chaudhuri

A note on the efficiency of financial markets in a developing country pp. 109-112

Ercan Balaban and Kursat Kunter

The causality between fertility and female labour force participation in Japan pp. 113-116

Benjamin Cheng, Robert Hsu and Qiyu Chu

Measuring discrimination by decomposing earnings functions pp. 117-120

Derek Leslie and Phil Murphy

New Evidence on the effect of human capital on economic growth pp. 121-124

Abbas Grammy and Djeto Assane

Stochastic efficiency measurement: a new approach pp. 125-128

Jati Sengupta

Finite sample performance of Schmidt-Philips unit root tests pp. 129-132

Junsoo Lee

The Canadian earnings functions under test pp. 133-139

Syed Akbari and Tomson Ogwang

Volume 4, issue 1, 1997

Why workers queue for local government jobs: the US evidence pp. 1-6

Madhu Mohanty

The size anomaly on the Taiwan Stock Exchange pp. 7-12

Yen-Sheng Huang

Japanese transfer pricing policy: a note pp. 13-17

Peter Buckley and Jane Frecknall Hughes

Financial market liberalization and the relationship between stock returns and financial leverage in Finland pp. 19-21

Juha-Pekka Kallunki and Teppo Martikainen

Two common problems related to the use of the Armington aggregator in computable general equilibrium models pp. 23-25

Abdelhak Senhadji

Decomposition of Gini coefficients by income factors: a new approach and application pp. 27-31

Shujie Yao

Comparative advantage in the Middle East and North Africa pp. 33-35

Karolina Ekholm, Johan Torstensson and Rasha Torstensson

A simple method for controlling for compositional effects in the measurement of poverty pp. 37-39

Robert Wright

Football league transfers: a comparison of negotiated fees with arbitration settlements pp. 41-44

Alan Speight and Dennis Thomas

Access to health care and current health status: do physicians matter? pp. 45-48

John Robst and Glenn Graham

Public perceptions of the relative seriousness of inflation and unemployment in the United States pp. 49-52

Pami Dua and David Smyth

The value of life extension and the marginal rate of time preference: a pilot study pp. 53-55

Magnus Johannesson and Per-Olov Johansson

Movie admissions and rental income: the case of James Bond pp. 57-61

Mark Baimbridge

Causality between the measured and underground economies in New Zealand pp. 63-67

David Giles

Explaining stationary variables with non-stationary regressors pp. 69-75

John Baffes