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1998: An information based sample-selection estimation model of agricultural workers' choice between piece-rate and hourly work

Amos Golan, Enrico Morttie and Jeffrey Perloff

1998: A strong test of the von Liebig hypothesis

Peter Berck, Jacqueline Geoghegan and Stephen Stohs

1998: Estimating Coke and Pepsi's Price and Advertising Strategies

Amos Golan, Larry Karp and Jeffrey Perloff

1998: The Impact of Global Warming on Agriculture: Rethinking the Ricardian Approach

Anthony C. Fisher and Michael Hanemann

1998: Estimating a Mixed Strategy: United and American Airlines

Amos Golan, Larry Karp and Jeffrey Perloff

1998: Unemployment and the "Labour-Management Conspiracy"

Larry Karp and Thierry Paul

1998: Food import demand in the Czech Republic

Karel Janda, Gordon Rausser and Jill McCluskey

1998: A dynamic model of the food processing sector in the new market economies of Central Europe

Robert F. Lyons, Rachael Goodhue and Gordon Rausser

1998: Nonpoint Source Pollution Taxes and Excessive Tax Burden

Larry Karp

1997: Estimation of household demand for goods and services in California's dynamic revenue analysis model

Peter Berck, Peter Hess and Bruce Smith

1997: Dynamics and Limited Cooperation In International Environmental Agreements

Larry Karp and Sandeep Sacheti

1997: A Neoclassical View of Trade Liberalization

Larry Karp

1997: Panel data and Euler equations

Ethan Ligon

1997: Determinants of Mexico-U.S. migration: the role of household assets and environmental factors

Alain de Janvry, Elisabeth Sadoulet, Benjamin Davis, Kevin Seidel and Paul Winters

1997: Alternative trade and support strategies for CAP integration

Gordon Rausser and Arthur A. Small

1996: Higher Prices from Entry: Pricing of Brand-Name Drugs

Jeffrey Perloff, Valerie Suslow and Paul J. Seguin

1996: Use of public assistance and private aid by legal and unauthorized immigrants who work in agriculture

Enrico Moretti and Jeffrey Perloff

1996: Risk-Sharing and Information: Theory and Measurement in Village Economies

Ethan Ligon

1996: The Economic Value of Patents, Licenses, and Plant Variety Protection

Gordon Rausser and Arthur A. Small

1996: Nonmarket Valuation under Preference Uncertainty: Econometric Models and Estimation

Michael Hanemann, Bengt Kristrom and Chuan-Zhong Li

1996: Economic Analysis in Policy Evaluation, Damage Assessment and Compensation: A Comparison of Approaches

Michael Hanemann and Andrew G. Keeler

1996: Putty-clay politics in transition economies

Robert F. Lyons, Gordon Rausser and Leo Simon

1996: Privatization, market liberalization and learning in transition economies

Rachael Goodhue, Gordon Rausser and Leo Simon

1996: Personal computer brand loyalty

Tyrone W. Jackson and Jeffrey Perloff

1996: Limited Cooperation in International Environmental Agreements

Larry Karp and Sandeep Sacheti

1996: The effects of work histories on agricultural wages

Emiko Hashida and Jeffrey Perloff

1996: Estimating a mixed strategy employing maximum entropy

Amos Golan, Larry Karp and Jeffrey Perloff

1996: Duration of agricultural employment

Emiko Hashida and Jeffrey Perloff

1996: All it takes is confidence: job search confidence and farm workers' wages, benefits, and working conditions

Susan M. Gabbard and Jeffrey Perloff

1996: GATT agricultural policy reform: A United States perspective

Gordon Rausser

1995: A CGE model for California tax policy analysis: a review of literature

Peter Berck and Andrew Dabalen

1995: Processing Costs for Canned Peaches

Lori Lynch and Kirby S Moulton

1995: Agricultural and rural employment in Bulgaria, 1989 and 1994

Philip Kostov, Kirby S Moulton, Allan Buckwell and Sophia Davidova

1995: Higher Prices from Entry: Pricing of Brand-Name Drugs

Jeffrey Perloff, Valerie Suslow and Paul J. Seguin

1995: Higher Prices from Entry: Pricing of Brand-Name Drugs

Jeffrey Perloff, Valerie Suslow and Paul J. Seguin

1995: The Direction and Timing of Agricultural Trade Refonn in Central and East Europe

Larry Karp

1995: International Trade in Exhaustible Resources: A Cartel-Competitive Fringe Model

Larry Karp and Olli Tahvonen

1995: Computing Private Information Equilibria: Moral Hazard in an Indian Village

Ethan Ligon

1995: Estimating the size distribution of firms using government summary statistics

Amos Golan, George Judge and Jeffrey Perloff

1995: International Trade and the Internalization of Environmental Damages

Larry Karp, Christopher F. Dumas, Bonwoo Koo and Sandeep Sacheti

1995: Natural resource prices: will they ever turn up?

Peter Berck and Mike Roberts

1995: Vertically Related Markets and Trade Policy in a Bargaining Framework

Larry Karp and Lucy Sioli

1995: Monopoly Power can be Disadvantageous in the Extraction of a Durable Nonrenewable Resource

Larry Karp

1995: Wetlands Mitigation Banks: A Developer's Investment Problem

Linda M Fernandez and Larry Karp

1995: Prospects and Policy for Central and East European Agriculture

Larry Karp and Spiro Stefanou

1995: Depreciation Erodes the Coase Conjecture

Larry Karp

1994: Political-economic processes and collective decision making

Gordon Rausser, Leo Simon and Klaas van 't Veld

1994: Hiring and managing labor for farms in California

Howard R. Rosenberg, Jeffrey Perloff and Vijaykumar S. Pradhan

1994: Labor Adjustment and Gradual Reform:Is Commitment Important?

Larry Karp and Thierry Paul

1994: The optimal suppression of a low-cost technology by a durable-good monopoly

Larry Karp and Jeffrey Perloff

1994: Disruption and continuity in Bulgaria's agrarian reform

Robert F. Lyons, Gordon Rausser and Leo Simon

1994: Estimation in a long-run short-run model

Peter Berck and Jonathan Lipow

1994: Do women and minorities earn less due to occupational segregation, lower wages, or fewer hours?

Lori Lynch and Jeffrey Perloff