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96-06: Integration of the Mortgage and Capital Markets in Canada: A Cointegration Analysis

Soo-Bin Park

96-05: The Efficiency Case of Universality

Nicholas Rowe and Frances Woolley

96-04: Capital Inflow and Economic Growth

Kanta Marwah and Lawrence Klein

96-03: A Restricted-Domain Multilateral Test Approach to the Theory of International Comparisons

Keir Armstrong

96-02: The Effect of Business Cycles On Growth

Nicholas Rowe and V-H Dehjia

96-01: Microeconomic Foundations for the Theory of International Comparisons

Keir Armstrong

95-13: Business Fixed Investment and "Bubbles": the Japanese Case

Huntley Schaller and Bob Chirinko

95-12: A Theory of Tenure for the Teaching University

Zhiqi Chen and J. Stephen Ferris

95-11: Keynes' Monetary Theory of Value and Modern Banking

Thomas Rymes and Colin Rogers

95-10: Autonomous and Accountable

Thomas Rymes

95-09: Adam Smith on the Cultural Effects of Specialization: Splenetics Versus Economics

Edwin G. West

95-08: Will Gradualism Work When Shock Therapy Doesn't?

Vivek Dehejia

95-07: Adoption of New Technology by a Lagging Country: Leapfrogging or No Leapfrogging

Zhiqi Chen

95-06: Stock Market Evaluations of a European Monetary Union

Aileen Thompson and Filip Abraham

95-05: Shifts in the Multilateral Trade Structure of Canada and India: Market Shares, Trade Entropy and Growth

Kanta Marwah

95-04: What Are some Prospects for India's Joining the Asian Growth Process?

Kanta Marwah and Lawrence Klein

95-03: The Possibility of Expanding Asia-Pacific Economic Integration

Kanta Marwah and Lawrence Klein

95-02: Who Paid the Taxes in Canada, 1951-1988

Irwin W. Gillespie, Frank Vermaeten and Arndt Vermaeten

95-01: Trade Liberalization and Sectoral Productivity Growth: Some Evidence for Canada and the United States

Richard Brecher, Ehsan Choudhri and Lawrence Schembri

94-06: Liberalizing Multinational Investment: The Stolper-Samuelson Question Revisited

Richard Brecher and Ehsan Choudhri

94-05: Ending Universality: The Case of Child Benefits

Frances Woolley, Judith Marshall and Arndt Vermaeten

94-04: On the Coyne-Rasminsky Directive and Responsibility for Monetary Policy in Canada

Thomas Rymes

94-03: Lessons from East Asia for Economies in Transition: The Korean Example

Carl McMillan and Soo-Bin Park

94-02: Trends and Recent Developments in the Korean Economy

Soo-Bin Park

94-01: Acquisitions and Investment

Brian Erard and Huntley Schaller

93-12: Desired Bank Reserves in the Absence of legal Reserve Requirements

J. A. Galbraith

93-11: Investment, Taxes, and the Cost of Capital: An Euler Equation Specification Test

Huntley Schaller

93-10: Investments Under Uncertainty and Irreversibility

Huntley Schaller, Fanny Demers and Michel Demers

93-09: Production-Based Asset Pricing Models and Finance Constraints

Huntley Schaller

93-08: Bubbles, Fundamentals, and Investment: A Multiple Equation Testing Strategy

Huntley Schaller and Bob Chirinko

93-07: The Risky Spread, Investment, and Monetary Policy Transmission: Evidence on the Role of Asymmetric Information

Huntley Schaller and Serena Ng

93-06: Honesty and Evasion in the Tax Compliance Game

Brian Erard and Jonathan Feinstein

93-05: On the Nature Equilibrium with "Buyer's Markets"

Richard L. Carson

93-04: A Panel Data Test for Mean Reversion Using Randomization

Huntley Schaller and Vijay Jog

93-03: Finance Constraints and Asset Pricing: Evidence on Mean Reversion

Huntley Schaller and Vijay Jog

93-02: Measuring the Effectiveness of Fiscal Policy: Considerations from an Institutional Perspective

J. Stephen Ferris

93-01: Changes in the Real Size of Government. U.S. Experience 1948-1989

J. Stephen Ferris and Edwin G. West

92-10: Divided Taxation and Equity Value: A Note on the Canadian Tax Changes of 1986

Kenneth McKenzie and Aileen Thompson

92-09: The J-Curve and the Indian Trade Balanace: A Quantitative Perspective

Kanta Marwah

92-08: Some Empirical Support for the Heckscher-Ohlin Model of Production

Richard Brecher and Ehsan Choudhri

92-07: Measuring Inequality within the Household

Frances Woolley and Judith Marshall

92-06: Federalism and the Growth of Government Revisited

Edwin West

92-05: The Benthamites as Educational Engineers: the Reputation and the Record

Edwin West

92-04: Taxing the Family; Lump-Sum Transfers and Optimal Linear Income Taxes

Frances Woolley

92-03: The Bank of Canada Should Peg the TSE-300

Nicholas Rowe

92-02: Some Theoretical Problems in Accounting for Sustainnable Consumption

Thomas Rymes

92-01: The Laffer Curve, Precautionary Taxation, and Paying Down the National Debt

Vivek Dehejia and Nicholas Rowe

91-16: Pareto Gains from Trade, Reconsidered: Compensating for Job Lost

Richard Brecher and Ehsan Choudhri

91-15: Saving Under Uncertainty: A Bivariate Non-Expected Utility Approach

Fanny Demers and Michel Demers

91-14: A Note on the "Monetary Overhang" and Its Relation to Shortages and to Welrasian Excess Demand in a Soviet-Type Economy

Richard Carson