Applied Economics

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Volume 33, issue 15, 2001

Industry structure and the dynamics of price adjustment pp. 1889-1901

Anindya Banerjee

Self-selectivity bias with a continuous variable: potential pitfall in a common procedure pp. 1903-1910

Reza (Gholamreza) Arabsheibani and A. Marin

Productivity and technical change: the case of Taiwan pp. 1911-1925

Rolf Fare, Shawna Grosskopf and Wen-Fu Lee

Identifying price linkages: a review of the literature and an application to the world market of cotton pp. 1927-1941

John Baffes and Mohamed Ihsan Ajwad

China's membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the exports of the developing economies of East Asia: a computable general equilibrium approach pp. 1943-1959

Jose Tongzon

Is there an inflation-productivity trade-off? Some evidence from the manufacturing sector in Greece pp. 1961-1969

George Bitros and Epaminondas Panas

Language training, language proficiency and earnings of immigrants in Norway pp. 1971-1979

John Hayfron

Measuring the impact of crime on house prices pp. 1981-1989

Allen Lynch and David Rasmussen

Exchange rate volatility and the role of regional currency linkages: the ASEAN case pp. 1991-1999

Dene Hurley and Rolando Santos

Analysis of the long-term relationships of the underlying rates of inflation in the EMU member states pp. 2001-2007

F. Javier Trivez

Incentives to transfer profits: a Japanese perspective pp. 2009-2015

Peter Buckley and Jane Frecknall Hughes

Volume 33, issue 14, 2001

Breeding incentive programmes and demand for California thoroughbred racing: is there a quality/quantity tradeoff? pp. 1755-1762

Martin Smith

Employment security and the demand for labour in Europe pp. 1763-1774

Julian Morgan

The degree of monopsony power in agricultural labour markets, and the impact of the agricultural minimum wage: an application to craft workers in England and Wales pp. 1775-1784

Michael Burton and Richard Dorsett

Product cannibalization and the role of prices pp. 1785-1793

Lindsay Meredith and Dennis Maki

The equilibrium exchange rates of European currencies and the transition to euro pp. 1795-1801

Cécile Couharde and Jacques Mazier

Car ownership and use in Britain: a comparison of the empirical results of alternative cointegration estimation methods and forecasts pp. 1803-1818

Peter Romilly, Haiyan Song and Xiaming Liu

Identifying domestic and imported core inflation pp. 1819-1831

Hilde Bjørnland

Interfuel substitution in US electricity generation pp. 1833-1843

James Ko and Carol Dahl

Pricing to market in European automobile exports to OECD countries: a panel data approach pp. 1845-1856

Salvador Gil-Pareja

The learning path of the hidden economy: the tax burden and tax evasion in New Zealand pp. 1857-1867

David Giles and Patrick Caragata

Modelling crime and punishment pp. 1869-1879

Matti Viren

A discrete-time hazard model of the adoption of legislative television: evidence from the US Congress, 1961-1986 pp. 1881-1887

Franklin Mixon

Volume 33, issue 13, 2001

Searching for the favourite-longshot bias down under: an examination of the New Zealand pari-mutuel betting market pp. 1621-1629

John Gandar, Richard Zuber and R. Stafford Johnson

Homo entreprenaurus? pp. 1631-1638

Roope Uusitalo

A comparative analysis of inter-industry wage differentials: industrialized versus developing countries pp. 1639-1648

Erkan Erdil and Ibrahim Yetkiner

Habit, seasonality, and time aggregation in consumer behaviour pp. 1649-1653

Dale Heien

Illicit drug use and labour market achievement: evidence from the UK pp. 1655-1668

Ziggy MacDonald and Stephen Pudney

The gender salary gap in British academia pp. 1669-1681

Melanie Ward

Social welfare loss due to second-best pricing: an application to the Portuguese telecommunications pp. 1683-1687

Maria Martins

Determinants of corporate capital structure: evidence from Hungarian firms pp. 1689-1701

Emilio Colombo

Export-led growth and structural change: evidence from Malaysia pp. 1703-1715

Khalid Yousif Khalafalla and Alan Webb

An evaluation of the management of the Finnish employment service pp. 1717-1725

Maria Teresa Gonzalo and Jan Saarela

Evidence on nonlinear error correction in money demand: the case of Taiwan pp. 1727-1736

Cliff Huang, Chien-Fu Jeff Lin and Jen-Chi Cheng

Asset bubbles, monetary policy and bank lending in Japan: an empirical investigation pp. 1737-1744

Amy Basile and Joseph Joyce

The impact of budget deficits on national saving in the USA pp. 1745-1750

Gyan Pradhan and Kamal Upadhyaya

Efficiency characteristics of a market for state contingent claims pp. 1751-1754

Alistair Bruce and Johnnie Johnson

Volume 33, issue 12, 2001

The Spanish automotive industry: scale economies and input relationships pp. 1503-1513

Lila Truett and Dale Truett

Effects of price and deductibles on medical care demand, estimated from survey data pp. 1515-1524

C. J. A. Van Vliet Rene

On the relationship between the value of the mark and German production pp. 1525-1530

Peter Anker and Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

Reforming social security: assessing the effects of alternative funding strategies pp. 1531-1540

Øystein Thøgersen

Determinants of the demand for education in Spain pp. 1541-1551

Pilar Beneito, Javier Ferri, M. Luisa Molto and Ezequiel Uriel

ECB monetary policy and the DM-dollar exchange rate: evidence from a Bayesian VAR pp. 1553-1562

Peter Anker

Effects of government spending on private investment pp. 1563-1577

Nikiforos Laopodis

Does building new roads really create extra traffic? Some new evidence pp. 1579-1585

A. B. Prakash, E. H. D'A. Oliver and Kelvin Balcombe

Immigration and the unemployment benefit programme in Australia pp. 1587-1597

Asifa Nahid and Abul Shamsuddin

Cointegration analysis of quarterly tourism demand by Hong Kong and Singapore for Australia pp. 1599-1619

Christine Lim and Michael McAleer

Volume 33, issue 11, 2001

The effect of knowledge on the disparity between hypothetical and real willingness to pay pp. 1359-1364

Massimo Paradiso and Antonella Trisorio

Are cigarette bans really good economic policy? pp. 1365-1368

Frank Reinhardt and David Giles

A new look at the benefits of diversification: lessons from Central America pp. 1369-1383

Denise Stanley and Sirima Bunnag

Do R&D expenditures really matter for TFP? pp. 1385-1389

Vincenzo Atella and Beniamino Quintieri

Moonlighting: multiple motives and gender differences pp. 1391-1410

Susan Averett

The evidence of strategic pricing policies of Turkish textile exports pp. 1411-1421

Ozgur Berk Kan

Determinants of securing academic interviews after tenure denial: evidence from a zero-inflated Poisson model pp. 1423-1431

John List

Graph efficiency and productivity measures: an application to US agriculture pp. 1433-1442

José Zofío and C. Lovell

Public policies: will policy be ineffective if welfare is a random-walk pp. 1443-1453

Abereniye Atemie-Obuoforibo

The income effect and supplier induced demand. Evidence from primary physician services in Norway pp. 1455-1467

Jostein Grytten, Fredrik Carlsen and Irene Skau

Credit constraints in Italian industrial districts pp. 1469-1477

Paolo Finaldi Russo and Paola Rossi

Cellular telephones in the Israeli market: the demand, the choice of provider and potential revenues pp. 1479-1492

Asher Tishler, Ron Ventura and John Watters

An empirical study on public capital spillovers from the USA to Canada pp. 1493-1499

David Owyong and Shandre Thangavelu

Volume 33, issue 10, 2001

The CES Production Function, the accounting identity, and Occam's razor pp. 1221-1232

Jesus Felipe and John McCombie

Dutch trade union membership 1979-1995 pp. 1233-1242

Annette Vann De Berg and Yolanda Grift

Stock market and investment: the signalling role of the market pp. 1243-1252

Cherian Samuel

Liberalization, growth and structural change: evidence from Nepalese manufacturing pp. 1253-1261

Kishor Sharma

The persistence of unemployment in the USA and Europe in terms of fractionally ARIMA models pp. 1263-1269

Luis Gil-Alana

Money, prices and causality: monetarist versus structuralist explanations using pooled country evidence pp. 1271-1281

Victor Pinga and Gerald Nelson

Taiwan's exports and trade imbalance against US and Japan: an empirical analysis pp. 1283-1287

Hui-Chuan Chen

Defence spending, economic growth and temporal causality: evidence from Taiwan and mainland China, 1952-1995 pp. 1289-1299

Tsangyao Chang, WenShwo Fang, Li-Fang Wen and Chwenchi Liu

Dynamic factor demands for US cigarette manufacturing under rational expectations pp. 1301-1311

Anthony Rezitis, A. Blake Brown and William Foster

The effects of public health spending on self-assessed health status: an ordered probit model pp. 1313-1319

Berta Rivera

Impacts of capital inflows on aggregate spending categories: the case of Turkey pp. 1321-1328

Burc Ulengin and Nurhan Yenturk

Asymmetries in the flypaper effect: empirical evidence for the Flemish municipalities pp. 1329-1334

Bruno Heyndels

Market integration in US gasoline markets pp. 1335-1340

Rodney Paul, Dragan Miljkovic and Viju Ipe

Bureaucracy and student performance in US public schools pp. 1341-1350

Michael Marlow

Differential efficiency, market structure and price pp. 1351-1357

Azzeddine Azzam and David Rosenbaum

Volume 33, issue 9, 2001

A note on Heckman-type corrections in models for zero expenditures pp. 1089-1092

Frederic Vermeulen

Deviations and mean reversion to purchasing power parity in the Asian currency crisis of 1997 pp. 1093-1100

Alipasha Razzaghipour, Grant Fleming and Richard Heaney

Spatial patterns in local taxation: tax mimicking or error mimicking? pp. 1101-1107

Federico Revelli

Household labour supply in Britain and Denmark: some interpretations using a model of Pareto Optimal behaviour pp. 1109-1116

Tim Barmby and Nina Smith

On the optimality of public capital for long-run economic growth: evidence from panel data pp. 1117-1129

Nigel James Miller and Christopher Tsoukis

Unit root and cointegration tests: timeseries versus panel estimates for international health expenditure models pp. 1131-1137

Albert Okunade and Mustafa Karakus

Work and the accommodation of chronic illness: A re-examination of the health-labour supply relationship pp. 1139-1156

Sven Wilson

Inflation crises, deflation, and growth: further evidence pp. 1157-1165

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht and Chris Langley

Cigarette demand and tax policy for race groups in South Africa pp. 1167-1173

Gregory Berg and William Kaempfer

Purchasing power parity in Brazil: a test for fractional cointegration pp. 1175-1185

Denisard Alves, Regina Celia Cati and Vera Lucia Fava

Structural breaks in consumption patterns: India 1952-1991 pp. 1187-1200

Brinda Viswanathan

Estimation of a US dairy sector model by maximum simulated likelihood pp. 1201-1211

Carlos Arias and Thomas Cox

Work sharing and productivity: evidence from firm level data pp. 1213-1220

Paul Lanoie, Francois Raymond and Bruce Shearer

Volume 33, issue 8, 2001

The matrix approach to evaluating demand equations pp. 957-967

Kenneth Clements, Wana Yang and Dongling Chen

Buyer behaviour in a regional thoroughbred yearling market pp. 969-977

Mark Robbins and Peter Kennedy

The charge ratio on individual accounts and investment plans in Iceland pp. 979-987

Haukur Benediktsson, Tryggvi Herbertsson and J. Michael Orszag

Money demand in Hungary and Poland pp. 989-999

Claudia Buch

An empirical analysis of the European Union's impact on Spanish economic performance pp. 1001-1008

Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes and Mark Wheeler

Aid-growth nexus: empirical evidence from Fiji pp. 1009-1019

Rukmani Gounder

Changing returns to education in Portugal during the 1980s and early 1990s: OLS and quantile regression estimators pp. 1021-1037

Joop Hartog, Pedro Pereira and José Vieira

Asymmetric participation in China's stamp market: hobbyists and investors pp. 1039-1044

Shaomin Huang

Energy consumption, employment, output, and temporal causality: evidence from Taiwan based on cointegration and error-correction modelling techniques pp. 1045-1056

Tsangyao Chang, WenShwo Fang and Li-Fang Wen

Stock and credit market expansion and economic development in emerging markets: further evidence utilizing cointegration analysis pp. 1057-1064

Konstantinos Kassimatis and Spyros Spyrou

Barro's fertility equations: the robustness of the role of female education and income pp. 1065-1075

Paula Lorgelly, Stephen Knowles and Dorian Owen

New evidence on the output-inflation trade-off from developing economies: the case of the CFA Franc zone pp. 1077-1082

Gianluigi Giorgioni

Unemployment and growth: some empirical evidence from structural time series models pp. 1083-1088

Vito Muscatelli and Patrizio Tirelli

Volume 33, issue 7, 2001

The optimal supply of public goods in collective choice pp. 823-827

Hong Yih Chu

Investment behaviour in transition countries and computable general equilibrium models pp. 829-837

Daniel Piazolo

How robust is the relationship between economic freedom and economic growth? pp. 839-844

Jan-Egbert Sturm and Jakob de Haan

Deterrence and knowledge of the law: The case of drunk driving pp. 845-854

Donald Kenkel and Steven Koch

Inflation and real short-term interest rates - A Kalman filter analysis of the term structure pp. 855-861

Li-Hsueh Chen

Consumer confidence and rational expectations in the United States compared with the United Kingdom pp. 863-869

Charles Delorme, David Kamerschen and Lisa Ford Voeks

Government advice networks for SMEs: an assessment of the influence of local context on Business Link use, impact and satisfaction pp. 871-885

Robert Bennett, P. J. A. Robson and W. J. A. Bratton

Currency crises in Brazil: the role of the fundamentals and the rumours pp. 887-898

Joaquim Pinto De Andrade and Jose Angelo Divino

Spurious regressions with stationary series pp. 899-904

Clive Granger, Namwon Hyung and Yongil Jeon

Stock return process and expected depreciation over the Asian financial crisis pp. 905-912

WenShwo Fang

Measuring efficiency in the public sector using nonparametric frontier estimators: a study of transit agencies in the USA pp. 913-922

James Nolan, P. C. Ritchie and J. R. Rowcroft

Aggregate debt efficiency and debt inertia: lessons from the Korean economy pp. 923-927

Yong-Yil Choi

Convergence in the gender wage gap in Australia over the 1980s: identifying the role of counteracting forces via the Juhn, Murphy and Pierce Decomposition pp. 929-936

Michael P Kidd and Michael Shannon

Joint purchasing decisions: a multivariate negative binomial approach pp. 937-946

Daniel Miles

Patents, brand-generic competition and the pricing of ethical drugs in Canada: some empirical evidence from British Columbia, 1981-1994 pp. 947-956

J. C. H. Jones, Tanya Potashnik and Anming Zhang

Volume 33, issue 6, 2001

Exports, investment, efficiency and economic growth in LDC: an empirical investigation pp. 689-700

Teame Ghirmay, Richard Grabowski and Subhash Sharma

Safety investments, behaviours and injury severity pp. 701-710

Pat McCarthy and Wayne Talley

Linkages between property asset returns and interest rates: evidence for the UK pp. 711-719

Chris Brooks and Sotiris Tsolacos

Forecasting with preliminary data: a comparison of two methods pp. 721-726

Sucharita Ghosh and Donald Lien

Is consumption smooth at the cost of volatile leisure? An investigation of rural India pp. 727-734

Pushkar Maitra

Taxes, female labour supply and household income: differences between the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 735-744

Jan Dirk Vlasblom, Peter De Gijsel and Jacques Siegers

Exchange rates and commodity prices: the case of Australian metal exports pp. 745-753

Robyn Swift

Variance analysis, normed costs and public safety organizations pp. 755-762

Michael Ryan

Promotional programmes and consumer purchasing decisions: pecan demand models pp. 763-770

Wojciech Florkowski and Timothy Park

Time-varying parameter error correction models: the demand for money in Venezuela, 1983.I-1994.IV pp. 771-782

Julian Ramajo

Dynamic labour demand using error correction model pp. 783-790

Yasuo Nakanishi

Consumption insurance between Japanese households pp. 791-800

Miki Kohara

The impact of trade on the relative wages and employment of low skill workers in France pp. 801-810

Stephen Bazen and Jean-Marie Cardebat

Productivity growth in British manufacturing: spatial variation in the role of scale economies, technological growth and industrial structure pp. 811-821

Daniel Graham

Volume 33, issue 5, 2001

Cattle cycles: is there a role for a financial accelerator? pp. 559-568

Ralph Bierlen, Bruce Dixon and Bruce Ahrendsen

Execution and deterrence: a quasi-controlled group experiment pp. 569-576

Dale Cloninger and Roberto Marchesini

How to deal with intercept and trend in practical cointegration analysis? pp. 577-579

Philip Hans Franses

Price and quantity adjustments in the Austrian labour market pp. 581-592

Helmut Hofer, Karl Pichelmann and Andreas-Ulrich Schuh

'Who's on first': an empirical test of the Coase Theorem in baseball pp. 593-603

Donald Cymrot, James Dunlevy and William Even

A multinomial logit nondiscriminatory approach to estimating racial wage and occupational discrimination pp. 605-612

Timothy Hinks and Duncan Watson

Fiscal adjustments and economic performing: a comparative study pp. 613-624

Andrea Zaghini

Foreign firms, technology transfer and knowledge spillovers to Indian manufacturing firms: a stochastic frontier analysis pp. 625-642

Vinish Kathuria

Health system effects on cost efficiency in the OECD countries pp. 643-647

Ulf-G. Gerdtham and Mickael Lothgren

International trade and developing countries: an empirical investigation of the Linder hypothesis pp. 649-657

Michael McPherson, Michael Redfearn and Margie Tieslau

Hedonic regressions: mis-specification and neural networks pp. 659-671

Bruce Curry, Peter Morgan and Mick Silver

The effect of precautionary saving on consumption in Sweden pp. 673-681

Johan Lyhagen

Long-run versus short-run behaviour of the real exchange rates pp. 683-688

Antonio Costa and Nuno Crato

Volume 33, issue 4, 2001

The firm demand for liquid assets in an inflationary environment pp. 427-436

Paul Natke

Advertising in consumer allocation models: choice of functional form pp. 437-456

Martyn Duffy

Cross-border acquisitions: the UK experience pp. 457-461

Michael McCann

Investment in human capital and gender wage differences: evidence from the NLSY pp. 463-471

Paul Sicilian and Adam Grossberg

The learning curve and the yield factor: the case of Korea's semiconductor industry pp. 473-483

Sangho Chung

Government revenue, government expenditure, and temporal causality: evidence from China pp. 485-497

Xiao-Ming Li

The relation between savings and growth: cointegration and causality evidence from Asia pp. 499-513

Pradeep Agrawal

The effects of the international-domestic interest rate gap on US output pp. 515-521

S. J. Erenburg and David. Goebel

Modelling willingness to pay responses from dichotomous choice contingent valuation surveys with zero observations pp. 523-529

Seung-Hoon Yoo, Seung-Jun Kwak and Tai-Yoo Kim

Long-run prices of primary commodities and oil prices pp. 531-538

Kausik Chaudhuri

The law of proportionate effect and OECD bank sectors pp. 539-546

Rudi Vander Vennet

Water pollution abatement by Chinese industry: cost estimates and policy implications pp. 547-557

Susmita Dasgupta, Mainul Huq, David Wheeler and Chonghua Zhang

Volume 33, issue 3, 2001

Long-run technical change and multifactor productivity growth in US manufacturing pp. 301-308

John Mullen

Human capital, reservation wages and job competition: Heckman's lambda re-interpreted pp. 309-315

Ides Nicaise

Migration and regional centralization of human capital pp. 317-325

Jari Ritsila and Marko Ovaskainen

Property and the economy in the short-term and the long-run pp. 327-337

Peijie Wang

A dynamic heterogeneous labour demand model for German manufacturing pp. 339-348

Martin Falk and Bertrand Koebel

Equity in utilization of and access to public-sector GPs in Spain pp. 349-364

Ignacio Abasolo, Rob Manning and Andrew Jones

Employment tenure, job expectancy, and earnings profile in Japan pp. 365-374

Yasuhide Tanaka

Modelling zeroes in microdata pp. 383-392

Jane Fry, Tim Fry, Keith McLaren and Tanya Smith

Inflation, real short-term interest rates, and the term structure of interest rates: a regime-switching approach pp. 393-400

Li-Hsueh Chen

Country size, income level and intra-industry trade pp. 401-406

Kim Taegi and Keun-Yeob Oh

Using data envelopment analysis to assess macroeconomic policy performance pp. 407-416

Laurens Cherchye

Volume 33, issue 2, 2001

Private intergenerational contact in France and the demonstration effect pp. 143-153

François-Charles Wolff

Some evidence of smooth transition nonlinearity in Colombian inflation pp. 155-162

Luis Arango Thomas and Andres Gonzalez

Measuring performance in primary care: econometric analysis and DEA pp. 163-175

Antonio Giuffrida and Hugh Gravelle

Fixed investment and economic growth: new results on causality pp. 177-182

Elena Podrecca and Gaetano Carmeci

Effects of land fragmentation and returns to scale in the Chinese farming sector pp. 183-194

Guang Wan and Enjiang Cheng

The implications for the UK Exchequer of an ethical arms export policy pp. 195-199

Stephen Martin

The unemployment experience of male immigrants in England pp. 201-215

Stephen Wheatley Price

The efficacy and cost of regime shifts in inflation policies-Evidence from New Zealand and Sweden pp. 217-224

Sven-Olov Daunfeldt and Xavier De Luna

How useful are the forecasts of intergovernmental agencies? The IMF and OECD versus the consensus pp. 225-235

Roy Batchelor

Alternative lag length selection criteria and the split-trend stationarity hypothesis pp. 237-247

Christian Weber

Exchange rate volatility and Irish-UK trade, 1979-1992 pp. 249-265

Eleanor Doyle

Coffee export booms and monetary disequilibrium: some evidence for Colombia pp. 267-276

Jesus Otero

Actual averting expenditure versus stated willingness to pay pp. 277-283

Pei-Ing Wu and Chu-Li Huang

Volume 33, issue 1, 2001

The Generalized Malmquist index and capacity utilization change: an application to the Italian manufacturing, 1989-1994 pp. 1-9

Vania Sena

Empirical earnings functions for Iran pp. 11-21

Satya Paul and Ahmad Assadzadeh

The relationship between R&D and physical investment of firms in science-based industries pp. 23-35

Chaoshin Chiao

An investigation into sexual orientation discrimination as an explanation for wage differences pp. 37-47

Suzanne Clain and Karen Leppel

Debt neutrality: theory and evidence from developing countries pp. 49-58

Reginald Darius

A new turning point signalling system using the Markov switching model with application to Japan, the USA and Australia pp. 59-70

Allan Layton and Masaki Katsuura

An analysis of the efficient production frontier in the fishery: implications for enhanced fisheries management pp. 71-79

Quinn Weninger

Precision of dichotomous choice contingent valuation welfare measures: some simulation results pp. 91-101

Ju-Chin Huang

Nominal and real effective exchange rates of middle eastern countries and their trade performance pp. 103-111

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

Firm profitability, regional unemployment and human capital in wage determination pp. 113-121

Kare Johansen, Kristen Ringdal and Thortle Thøring

Price transmission analysis: a flexible methodological approach applied to European pork and lamb markets pp. 123-131

Ana Sanjuán López and Jose Gil

Linearity of the return to education and self selection pp. 133-142

Marta Sanmartin