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91-13: The Fiminist Challenge to Neoclassical. EconomiesClassification-JEL: B4, D1, J7

Frances Woolley

91-12: The Policy Significance of the Founding of the Bank of Canada

Robin Neill

91-11: The Existence and Economic Interpretation of Mean Reversion: Evidence from Panel Data

Vijay Jog and Huntley Schaller

91-10: Economic Efficiency, Political Institutions and Policy Analysis

Walter Hettich and Stanley Winer

91-09: Revisit to Supplementary Unemployment Benefits (SUBS) - An Analysis of Canadian Experience

Caswell Johnson and A. Kempster

91-08: Bargaining Power and the Strike Decision

Caswell L. Johnson

91-07: Price Margins and Capital Adjustment: Canadian Mill Products and Pulp and Paper Industries

Jeffrey Bernstein

91-06: The Wald and LM Tests for Structural Change in aLinear Simultaneous Equation Model

Soo-Bin Park

91-05: Secular Cost Changes and the Size of Government: Towards a generalized Theory

Edwin G. West

91-04: Multivariate Risk Aversion and Uninsurable Risks: Theory and Applications

Fanny Demers and Michel Demers

91-03: Increases in Risk and the Optimal Deductible

Fanny Demers and Michel Demers

91-02: Sex-Specific Voluntary Annuity Plans

Simon Power and P.G.C. Townley

91-01: Specification and robustness of a Public Sector, Voluntary, Life-insurred Annuity Plan

Simon Power and P.G.C.Townley

90-07: Econometric Aspects of the Variance-Bound Tests: A Survey

C. Gilles and Stephen LeRoy

90-06: The Arbitrage Pricing Theory: A Geometric Interpretation

C. Gilles and Stephen LeRoy

90-05: Incurable Unemployment in a Minimum-wage Model of an Open Economy

Richard Brecher

90-04: Development Strategy and Structural Adjustment in Chile, 1973-1990

Arch Ritter

90-03: The Cuban Economy in the 1990'S: External Challenges and Policy Imperatives

Arch Ritter

90-02: The Economics of Regulated Early Closing Hours: Some Evidence From Ontario

J. Stephen Ferris

90-01: Public Education Via Exclusive Territories

Edwin West

89-09: On the Arbitrage Pricing Theory

C. Gilles and Stephen LeRoy

89-08: Corporatist and Decentralised Labour Unions in a Macroeconomic Model With Monopolistic Firms

Nicholas Rowe

89-07: Exchange Rates, Relative Prices and Some Fundamentals

Kanta Marwah

89-06: An Efficiency-Wage Model of Unemployment in an Open Economy

Richard Brecher

89-05: Bublles and Charges

C. Gilles and Stephen LeRoy

89-04: Does Irving Fisher's Data Support The Fisher Effect?

R. Geehan and J.F. Mccollum

89-03: Mathematical Economics and Soviet Planning

A. Belykh

89-02: Productivity Change in the Non-Agricultural Economy of Kenya, 1964-1987

Arch Ritter

89-01: Basic Issues in the Positive Political Economy of Income Taxation

Walter Hettich and Stanley Winer

88-06: The Empirical Validity and Relevance of Purchasing Power Parity in the Managed Exchange Rate of the Indian Rupee

Kanta Marwah

88-05: Nonparametric Density Estimation of Response Surfaces

Simon Power

88-04: Cuba's Convertible Currency Debt Problem 1980-1988

Arch Ritter

88-03: Non-Uniform Pricing: An Alternative Approach

Michael E. Burns

88-02: Self Selection and Administration Cost in the Formation of Tax Structure

George Warskett, Stanley Winer and Walter Hettich

88-01: The Tracks of the Managed Exchange Rate of the Indian Rupee with Monetary Shocks and External Distrubances

Kanta Marwah and Halldor P. Palsson