Applied Economics

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Volume 31, issue 12, 1999

Do macro-economic news announcements affect the volatility of foreign exchange rates? Some evidence from Australia pp. 1511-1521

Suk-Joong Kim

Prostitution services: an exploratory empirical analysis pp. 1523-1529

Samuel Cameron, Alan Collins and Neill Thew

Relative price variability and inflation uncertainty - the UK case pp. 1531-1539

Peijie Wang, Ping Wang and Neville Topham

Assessing the importance of health and nutrition related factors on food demand: a variable preference investigation pp. 1541-1549

Beverly Tepper and Lee Rosenzweig

The determinants of business failures in the US low-technology and high-technology industries pp. 1551-1563

Jo-Hui Chen and Martin Williams

Implications of intertemporal optimization for house and land prices pp. 1565-1571

Christopher Tsoukis and Ahmed Alyousha

Manufacturing industries in Northern Ireland and Great Britain: was there convergence during the 1949-92 period? pp. 1573-1580

Richard Harris and Mary Trainor

Measuring the efficiency of search engines: an application of data envelopment analysis pp. 1581-1587

Donald Lien and Yan Peng

Schooling and monetary rewards in Greece: an over-education false alarm? pp. 1589-1597

Theocharoula Magoula and George Psacharopoulos

Explaining choice set size for unemployed pp. 1599-1607

Maria Melkersson

Decomposing two values of a binary variable: application to the unemployment differential in Hungary pp. 1609-1621

Catherine Saget

The economic impact of BSE: a regional perspective pp. 1623-1630

Paul Caskie, John Davis and Joan Moss

A bootstrapped double hurdle analysis: consumption of home-produced food pp. 1631-1639

Patrice Bertail, France Caillavet and Veronique Nichele

Decline in the US profit rate: a sectoral analysis pp. 1641-1652

Merih Uctum and Sandra Viana

Volume 31, issue 11, 1999

The UK demand for steel pp. 1299-1302

A. J. Abbott, K. A. Lawler and C. Armistead

Do foreign investments affect foreign exchange and stock markets - the case of Taiwan pp. 1303-1314

Lee-Rong Wang and Chung-Hua Shen

The effects of education in early-stage agriculture: some evidence from China pp. 1315-1323

Denise Young and Honghai Deng

Real myths and a monetary fact pp. 1325-1329

James Hartley

Customer racial discrimination for baseball memorabilia pp. 1331-1335

Paul Gabriel, Curtis Johnson and Timothy Stanton

Fertility and economic development: theoretical considerations and cross-country evidence pp. 1337-1351

Giota Panopoulou and Panos Tsakloglou

Returns to scale, productive efficiency, and optimal firm size evidence from Taiwan's firm data pp. 1353-1364

Yih-chyi Chuang

The safety of sea transport: determinants of crew injuries pp. 1365-1372

Wayne Talley

Changing fiscal federalism in the United States: effects on agriculture and food consumption pp. 1373-1382

Michael Leblanc, James Hrubovcak and Ron Durst

Measuring international competitiveness: experience from East Asia pp. 1383-1391

Meher Manzur, Wing-Keung Wong and Inn-Chau Chee

Fractional monetary dynamics pp. 1393-1400

John Barkoulas, Christopher Baum and Mustafa Caglayan

Are public and private outlays for physical and knowledge capital accumulation equally productive? pp. 1401-1410

Patrick Vanhoudt

Extended stay at university: an application of multinomial logit and duration models pp. 1411-1422

Maria Dolores Diaz

Is dualism still a source of convergence in Europe? pp. 1423-1436

Raffaele Paci and Francesco Pigliaru

Overeducation, undereducation and the British labour market pp. 1437-1453

Peter Sloane, H. Battu and Paul Seaman

Banana price shocks and adjustment within a unified currency area pp. 1455-1466

Oral Williams, Wayne Sandiford and Aldrin Phipps

Measuring inflation expectations: a survey data approach pp. 1467-1480

Jan Marc Berk

Additional evidence for the career concern hypothesis with uncertainty of the retirement period - the case of professional baseball players in Japan pp. 1481-1487

Yasushi Ohkusa

Money-output Granger causality revisited: an empirical analysis of EU countries pp. 1489-1501

Bernd Hayo

Time series dynamics of US State unemployment rates pp. 1503-1510

James Payne, Bradley Ewing and Erik George

Volume 31, issue 10, 1999

Sequencing, timing and filling rates of recruitment channels pp. 1149-1160

Cees Gorter and Jos van Ommeren

Money-income and credit-income relationships during the pre- and the post-liberalization periods: evidence from Malaysia pp. 1161-1170

M Azali and Kent Matthews

Hysteresis and the earnings of immigrants in the United States labour market pp. 1171-1182

Veronica Cabezas and Jason MacDonald

Liberalization, quality and welfare: removing the Italian VER on Japanese car exports pp. 1183-1194

Alessandro Turrini

Does a shift in the tax burden create employment? pp. 1195-1205

Joan Muysken, Tom Van Veen and Erik De Regt

Does unemployment cause unemployment? Micro evidence from Norway pp. 1207-1218

Knut Røed, Oddbjørn Raaum and Harald Goldstein

Housing cycles and the period of production pp. 1219-1230

Gabriel Lee

Testing scale efficiency in DEA models: a bootstrapping approach pp. 1231-1237

Mickael Lothgren and Magnus Tambour

Investment effects of departures from governmental present-value budget balance pp. 1239-1247

Erick Elder

On the decomposition of Gini coefficients by population class and income source: a spreadsheet approach and application pp. 1249-1264

Shujie Yao

Estimating British workers' demand for safety pp. 1265-1271

Xiangdong Wei

Demand for home modifications: a household production function approach pp. 1273-1281

Nandinee Kutty

Testing Wagner versus Keynes using disaggregated public expenditure data for Canada pp. 1283-1291

Bagala Biswal, Urvashi Dhawan and Grace Lee

Profitability and product differentiation in Greek food industries pp. 1293-1298

K. Oustapassidis and Aspasia Vlachvei

Volume 31, issue 9, 1999

Effects of STABEX on ACPs' economic growth: Further evidence pp. 1033-1042

Francesco Aiello

Unemployment duration and the duration of entitlement to unemployment benefits: an empirical study for Britain pp. 1043-1051

Elena Stancanelli

Can job evaluation improve women's wages? pp. 1053-1060

Asa Lofstrom

Price and income elasticities of disaggregated import demand: results from UECMs and an application pp. 1061-1071

Charalambos Pattichis

Long-run implications of neoclassical growth models: empirical evidence from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Taiwan pp. 1073-1082

Ferdaus Hossain and Pin Chung

Evidence on market structure of the deregulated US airline industry pp. 1083-1092

Zinan Liu and E. L. Lynk

The twin deficits phenomenon: evidence from Greece pp. 1093-1100

George Vamvoukas

The impact of workers' compensation on wage premiums for job hazards pp. 1101-1108

Ronald Meng and Douglas Smith

Income inequality, government expenditures and growth pp. 1109-1117

Hannu Tanninen

On the impossibility of a stable and low GDP elasticity of money demand: the arithmetic of aggregation, replication and income growth pp. 1119-1127

Clinton Greene

Modelling money demand in open economies: the case of selected Asian countries pp. 1129-1135

Ahmed Khalid

The velocity of US M2 in the 1990s: some further evidence pp. 1137-1144

Abdur Chowdhury and Mark Wheeler

Explaining growth rate differences in highly indebted countries: an extension to Thirlwall and Hussain pp. 1145-1148

Dawn Richards Elliott and Rupert Rhodd

Volume 31, issue 8, 1999

An examination of the relationship between Australian industry equity returns and expected inflation pp. 915-933

Robert Faff and Richard Heaney

The impact of internal markets on health care efficiency: evidence from health care reforms in Sweden pp. 935-945

Ulf-G. Gerdtham, C. Rehnberg and M. Tambour

Long-run price effects of exchange rate changes in Finnish pulp and paper exports pp. 947-956

Rtta Hanninen and Anne Toppinen

Two valuation questions in one survey: is it a recipe for sequencing and instrument context effects? pp. 957-964

Kelly Giraud, John Loomis and L. Johnson

Transitory and permanent disturbances and the current account: an empirical analysis in the intertemporal framework pp. 965-974

Ferdaus Hossain

Government size and economic growth: evidence from a multivariate cointegration analysis pp. 975-987

Khalifa Ghali

A model of Spain-Europe telecommunications pp. 989-997

Teresa Garín-Muñoz and Teodosio Pérez-Amaral

On dual approaches to demand systems estimation in the presence of binding quantity constraints pp. 999-1008

Channing Arndt, Songquan Liu and Paul Preckel

Financial repression and firm self-financing of investment: empirical evidence from Brazil pp. 1009-1019

Paul Natke

Divisia money in a composite leading indicator of inflation pp. 1021-1031

J. M. Binner, Antony Fielding and A. W. Mullineux

Volume 31, issue 7, 1999

DHSY revisited: the role of asymmetries pp. 775-778

Steven Cook, Sean Holly and Paul Turner

The impact of medical malpractice insurance cost on physician behaviour: the role of income and tort signal effects pp. 779-794

James Thornton

Modelling the trend and seasonality in the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the United Kingdom pp. 795-804

Liam Lenten and Imad Moosa

Export-orientation and investment-saving correlation: a case of Taiwan pp. 805-813

Tsung Wu Ho

A comparative analysis of European railroads efficiency: a cost frontier approach pp. 815-823

Lucia Parisio

The asymmetric stabilizing effects of price flexibility: historical evidence and implications pp. 825-839

Magda Kandil

Consumption of Spanish households: evidence from cohort data pp. 841-855

Agustín García

Market structure and price-cost margins in Philippine manufacturing industries pp. 857-864

Gerard Go, David Kamerschen and Charles Delorme

Are frequency and intensity of participation decision-bearing aspects of consumption? An analysis of drinking behaviour pp. 865-874

Fredrik Berggren and Matthew Sutton

Factors influencing the adoption of state lotteries pp. 875-884

O. Homer Erekson, Glenn Platt, Christopher Whistler and Andrea Ziegert

Integrated markup rules for optimal pricing decisions in expanding markets for organic produce pp. 885-892

Luanne Lohr and Timothy Park

Evaluating the OECD's forecasts for economic growth pp. 893-902

Jordi Pons

Is the export-led growth hypothesis valid for Australia? pp. 903-906

Imad Moosa

Fiscal policy in general equilibrium: empirical estimates from an error correction model pp. 907-913

Christian Weber

Volume 31, issue 6, 1999

Stationarity of the European real exchange rates-evidence from panel data pp. 673-677

Kari Heimonen

Customer discrimination in professional basketball: evidence from the trading-card market pp. 679-685

Eric Stone and Ronald Warren

The J-curve effect and US agricultural and industrial trade pp. 687-695

Khosrow Doroodian, Chulho Jung and Roy Boyd

Expansionary fiscal contractions and equilibrium indeterminacy: a case study for Germany pp. 697-708

Bernd Lucke

A target level of risk model of respiratory pathologies and smoking behaviour pp. 709-722

Georges Menahem

Public/private sector wage differentials in Canada-evidence from the 1991 and 1982 surveys of consumer finance pp. 723-731

David Prescott and Bo Wandschneider

On the gap between payment card and closed-ended CVM-answers pp. 733-742

Franz Hackl and Gerald Pruckner

Has the effect of money shocks on interest rates really vanished? Further evidence of the liquidity effect pp. 743-754

Benjamin Kim and Noor Ghazali

Do government policies distort relative factor prices: evidence from Colombia pp. 755-759

Christopher Giosa and Sheila Amin Gutierrez De Pineres

The impact of pension schemes on saving in Israel pp. 761-774

Yaacov Lavi and Avia Spak

Volume 31, issue 5, 1999

Seasonality, leading indicators, and alternative business cycle theories pp. 531-538

John Wells

Immigration and socioeconomic gaps: theory and applications pp. 539-549

Tikva Lecker and Yochanan Shachmurove

Fringe benefits and the demand for part-time workers pp. 551-563

Thomas Buchmueller

Multiproduct monopoly: a queueing approach pp. 565-576

Isabel Parra Frutos and Joaquin Aranda Gallego

Aggregate local public sector investment and shocks: Norway 1946 - 1990 pp. 577-584

Jorn Rattso

Schooling, fertility and the labour market experience of married women pp. 585-592

Geraint Johnes

Ethnicity, productivity and salary: player compensation and discrimination in the National Hockey League pp. 593-608

J. Colin, H. Jones, Serge Nadeau and William Walsh

The regulation of electricity: results from an event study pp. 609-618

Antony Dnes and J. S. Seaton

The demand for international tourism in the Mediterranean region pp. 619-630

Andreas Papatheodorou

Vertical integration, input contracts and the margins - concentration relationship pp. 631-640

Peter Lukacs

The relationship between unemployment and vacancies in Australia pp. 641-652

Anthony De Francesco

Kaldor's growth analysis revisited pp. 653-660

S. Necmi

The real exchange rate in Colombia: an analysis using multivariate cointegration pp. 661-671

Jesus Otero

Volume 31, issue 4, 1999

Regulation and the optimal size and type of abortion provider pp. 409-415

Deborah Haas-Wilson and Kristen Lindberg

Bootstrapping the data envelopment analysis Malmquist productivity index pp. 417-425

Mickael Lothgren and Magnus Tambour

An experimental test of trade hysteresis: market exit and entry decisions in the presence of sunk costs and exchange rate uncertainty pp. 427-436

David Ansic and Geoffrey Pugh

Production technology, elasticity of substitution and technical efficiency of the handloom textile industry of Bangladesh pp. 437-442

Mohammad Jaforullah

External ownership and innovation in the United Kingdom pp. 443-450

Paul Bishop and Nick Wiseman

The determinants of work-related training in Britain in 1995 and the implications of employer size pp. 451-463

Richard Harris

An aggregate import demand function for Bangladesh: a cointegration approach pp. 465-472

Dilip Dutta and Nasiruddin Ahmed

Long run price flexibilities for high valued UK fish species: a cointegration systems approach pp. 473-481

Shabbar Jaffry, Sean Pascoe and Catherine Robinson

Asymmetries and nonlinearities in Italian macroeconomic fluctuations pp. 483-491

Luca Stanca

Exports, economic growth and structural invariance: evidence from some Asian NICs pp. 493-498

Andy Kwan, John Cotsomitis and Benjamin Kwok

International evidence on shock persistence: structural change, nonlinearities and subsample robustness pp. 499-507

David Greasley and Les Oxley

The role of imports in expanding the demand gap between skilled and unskilled labour in the US pp. 509-516

Christis Tombazos

Lag length selection in vector autoregressive models: symmetric and asymmetric lags pp. 517-524

Omer Ozcicek and W. McMillin

Re-examining export-led growth hypothesis: a multivariate cointegration analysis for India pp. 525-530

Urvashi Dhawan and Bagala Biswal

Volume 31, issue 3, 1999

Sluggish adjustment of interest rates and credit rationing: an application of unit root testing and error correction modelling pp. 267-277

Peter Winker

Alternative identifying restrictions in a model of UK real output and prices pp. 279-286

Paul Turner

Aggregate investment in New Zealand pre-and post-restructuring pp. 287-292

Rickardo Brunton, W. Robert and J. Alexander

Testing Spanish labour market segmentation: an unknown-regime approach pp. 293-305

Ana Huguet Roig

Does risk matter? The case of wage-labour allocation by owner-cultivators pp. 307-317

Sunil Kanwar

Price discrimination in grocery trade: evidence from Italy pp. 319-329

Monica Giulietti

Customer return policies for experience goods: the impact of product price and consumer search costs on seller-provided informational cues pp. 331-336

Franklin Mixon

Expected utility, skewness, and the baseball betting market pp. 337-345

Bill Woodland and Linda Woodland

Economic growth and exchange rate uncertainty pp. 347-358

Joe Tharakan

Labour market discrimination: are there significant differences between the various decomposition procedures? pp. 359-365

Jacques Silber and Michal Weber

Effects of food prices and consumer income on nutrient availability pp. 367-380

Kuo Huang

A lagged dependent variable, autocorrelated disturbances, and unit root tests - peculiar OLS bias properties - a pedagogical note pp. 381-396

Asatoshi Maeshiro

How well does the Mundell-Fleming model fit Australian data since the collapse of Bretton Woods? pp. 397-407

Hyeon-seung Huh

Volume 31, issue 2, 1999

An empirical analysis of the demand for commercial television advertising pp. 149-163

Rumi Masih

A test of the Linder hypothesis in Pacific NIC trade 1965-1990 pp. 175-182

Peter Chow and Mitchell Kellman Yochanan

Explaining the transitions out of unemployment in Spain: the effect of unemployment insurance pp. 183-193

Alfonso Alba-Ramirez

A structural VARMA approach to modelling the money supply process pp. 195-206

Victor M. Gonzalo Angulo

Trade creation and trade diversion in the EEC, the LAFTA and the CMEA: 1960-1994 pp. 207-216

Masahiro Endoh

Information, endogeneity, and consumer health behaviour: application to dietary intakes pp. 217-226

Jayachandran Variyam, James Blaylock and David Smallwood

On the asymmetric effects of money-supply shocks: international evidence from a panel of OECD countries pp. 227-235

Georgios Karras and Houston Stokes

Mismatch between unemployment and vacancies in the Dutch labour market pp. 237-244

Robert Dur

Growth and the external constraint: lessons from the Spanish case pp. 245-253

Jose Alonso Rodriguez

Do law enforcement expenditures crowd-out public education expenditures? pp. 255-266

Michael Marlow and Alden Shiers

Volume 31, issue 1, 1999

Editorial pp. 1-1

Mark Taylor

A 'pricing-to-market' model with unobserved variables: explaining New Zealand's import prices pp. 3-8

Eric Hansen

The summer vacation: influences on the hours students work pp. 9-15

Mark Bailey and Tony Mallier

Optimal prediction rule: an application to debt reschedulings pp. 17-26

Nikiforos Laopodis

Assessing a higher education project: a Mauritius feasibility study pp. 27-35

Pedro Belli, Qaiser Khan and George Psacharopoulos

Industrial location behaviour and regional restructuring within the Fifth 'Tiger' Economy: evidence from the Thai electronics industry pp. 37-51

Sauwalak Kittiprapas and Philip McCann

The effect of uncertain educational requirements on education and wages pp. 53-63

John Robst and Kathleen Cuson-Graham

Using alternative methods to estimate the determinants of cross-border trips pp. 77-88

Livio Di Matteo

Temporal causality and the dynamic interactions between terms of trade and current account deficits in co-integrated VAR processes: further evidence from Ivorian time series pp. 89-96

Eugene Kouassi, Bernard Decaluwe, Crispin Kapombe and Dale Colyer

Growth, knowledge transfer and European integration pp. 97-106

Rasha Torstensson

Effects of a European electricity market on the German electricity industry: results from a simulation model of the European power systems pp. 107-122

Frank Hoster

Trade union membership, tenure and the level of job insecurity pp. 123-135

Keith Bender and Peter Sloane

Insider forces in wage determination: new evidence for Norwegian industries pp. 137-147

Kare Johansen