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248: Labor Supply, Household Production and Intra-Family Welfare Distribution

Patricia Apps and Ray Rees

247: A Note on Amemiya'a form of the Weighted Least Squares Esrtimator

R. Koenker, José António Machado, C.L. Skeels and A.H. Welsh

246: The Application of Monetary Policy Rules Uncertainty About Expectations Formation

Stemp. P.J.

245: An External Cost Arising from Private Sector Foreign Debt

C. Applegate

244: An Empirical Investigation into Australian's Asset Markets and Exchange Rates

E.S. Leung

242: Enterprise Bargaining, Union Structure and Wages

Steve Dowrick

241: Taxes, Inflation and Investment Incentives in a Small Open Economy

M. Benge

240: Labour Supply and Welfare: Some Effects of Neglecting Housework and Intra -Family Inequality

Patricia Apps

239: A Simple two Step Estimator for Approximating Unknown Functional Forms in Models with Endogenous Explanatory Variables

Francis Vella

238: Long-Run Relations in Australian Monetary Data

Katarina Juselius

237: Sustainability and Private Sector Foreign Debt

J. Pitchford

236: Capital Market Imperfectios and Government Intervention in the Student Loan Market

M. Harrison

235: Gender Roles, Occupational Choice and Gender Wage Differentials

Francis Vella

234: The Hazards of Doing a PhD: An Analysis of Completion and withdrawal rates of British PhDs in the 1980's

Alison Booth and S.E. Satchell

233: Labour Demand Under Different Technology Assumptions

Jakob Madsen

232: On The Use of Artificial Regressions in Certain Micro-Economic Models: Double Length IV estimation Double Length OLS estimation Sure Estimation

Chris Orme

231: An I(2) Cointegration Analysis of the Purchasing Power Parity between Australia and the United States

Soren Johansen

230: Accounting for Supply, Integration and Income in Foreign Trade

Jakob Madsen

229: Formation of Production Expectations in Manufacturing Industry for Nine Industrialized Countries

Jakob Madsen

228: Can the Real Wage Gap Explain the Unemployment and the Employment Path in 22 OECD Countries?

Jakob Madsen

227: Wage Gap and Technology

Jakob Madsen

226: A Life-Cycle Model with Costly Borrowing

John Quiggin

225: The Dividend Puzzel and Tax

Charles Jones and Frank Milne

224: Elasticities and Trade Imbalances: The Significance of the Marshall/Lerner Condition

J. Pitchford

223: Multivariate Cointegration and Error Correction Models: An Application to Manufactuting Activity in Australia

J. Smith and J. Hagan

222: Macroeconomic Fluctuations in the Autralian Economy

J. Smith and C. Murphy

221: Modelling Rsik Premia in International Asset Markets

P.N. Smith

220: The Economic Nature of Aids and Implications for Public Policy

J.R.G. Butler

219: Alternative Procedures for Converting Qualitative Response Data to Quantitative Expectations: An Application to Australian Manufacturing

Michael McAleer and J. Smith

218: Tax Reform in An Ageing Population

Patricia Apps

217: The Arbitrage Pricing Theorem with non Expected Utility Preferences

David Kelsey and Frank Milne

216: Maxmin Expected Utility and Weight of Evidence

David Kelsey

215: TREASURY BI;; YIELD CURVES AND COINTEGRATION

Heather Anderson, Clive Granger and Anthony Hall

214: AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF HOMOGENEITY AND SYMMETRY IN DEMAND SYSTEM WITH TASTE CHANGES

A. Maki

213: MODIFIED RAINBOW TESTS

S.P. Burke, Leslie Godfrey and M. McLeer

212: SOCIOECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF FERTILITY IN CHINA: A MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS

Junsen Zhang

211: On Efficient Estimation and Correct Inference in Models with Generated Regressions: A General Approach

C.R. McKensie and Michael McAleer

210: SIMPLE PROCEDURES FOR TESTING AUTOREGRESSIVE VERSUS MOVING AVERAGE ERRORS IN REGRESSION MODELS

C.R. McKensi, Michael McAleer and L. Gill

209: ESTIMATION AND DISCRIMINATION OF ALTERNATIVE AIR POLLUTION MODELS

J. Bai, A.J. Jakeman and Michael McAleer

208: ESTIMATING HETEROGENEITY OF FECONDITY AMONG CHINESE COUPLES

Junsen Zhang and R. Strum

207: A MOTE CARLO COMPARISON OF OLS,IV,FIML AND BOOTSTRAP STANDARD ERRORS IN LINEAR MODELS WITH GENERATED REGRESSORS

Michael McAleer and J. Smith

206: ON THE ROBUSTNESS OF BARRO'S NEW CLASSICAL UNEMPLOYMENT MODEL

J. Smith and Michael McAleer

205: WELFARE ECONOMICS AND COST-UTILITY ANALYSIS

J.R.G. Butler

204: JAPANESE CORPORATE TAX POLCY AND DIRECT INVESTMENT ABROAD

Yasushi Iwamoto

203: PERTURBATION THEOREMS ON THE LINEAR PRODUCTION MODEL AND SOME PROPERTIES OF EIGEN PRICES

Yuji Aruka

202: PAY-AS-YOU-GO PUBLIC PENSIONS WITH ENDOGENOUS FERTILITY

Kazuo Nishimura and Junsen Zhang

201: ENGONENOUS FERTILITY AND GROWTH

Jess Benhabib and Kazuo Nishimura

200: DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURES FOR FITTING NESTED AND NON-NESTED DISTRIBUTIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATA

J. Bai, A. Jakeman and Michael McAleer

199: "THE" SOCIAL OPPORTUNITY COST OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE: A PARTIAL DEFENCE OF HARBERGER ET AL

G. Fane

198: A CONDITIONAL CANONICAL APPROACH TO SIMULATION STUDIES OF I.V.ESTIMATORS

C.L. Skeels