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197: DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN NESTED TWO-AND THREE-PARAMETER DISTRIBUTIONS: AN APPLICATION TO MODELS OF AIR POLLUTION

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

196: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND BEQUESTS IN JAPAN

K. Shimono

195: IS THE FORWARD MARKET STILL INEFFICIENT?

Jakob Madsen

194: TAXES: COMPENSATED RADIAL BASE ELASTICITIES AND PIECEMEAL REFORMS

F. Fane

193: ESTIMATING THE PERCENTILES OF SOME MISSPECIFIED NON-NESTED DISTRIBUTIONS

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

192: OPTIMAL BASE DRIFT: ROBUSTNESS UNDER ALTERNATIVE SCENARIOS

P.J. Stemp

191: A NEW APPROACH TO MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION OF THE THREE-PARAMATER GAMMA AND WEIBULL DISTRIBUTIONS

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

190: PARAMETRIC AND SMOOTHED DISTRIBUTION-FREE PROPORTIONAL HAZARD MODELS FOR DISCRETE DATA

R. Sturm

189: SOME ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF MARRIAGE: EXISTENCE OF EQUILIBRIUM, COMPARATIVE STATISTICS AND EFFICIENCY

Junsen Zhang

188: DEMAND FOR INSURANCE: CHOICE BETWEEN SAFE ASSETS, RISKY ASSETS AND INSURANCE IN JAPAN

S. Keiko and T. Toshiaki

187: SELF-CONSISTENT ESTIMATION OF CONTINUOUS FAILURE TIME MODELS WITH DISCRETE DATA

R. Sturn

186: OPTIMAL MONEY SUPPLY RULES UNDER ASYMMETRIC OBJECTIVE CRITARIA

P.J. Stemp

185: THE EFFECTS OF MISSPECIFICATION IN ESTIMATING THE PERCENTILES OF SOME TWO -AND THREE-PARAMETER DISTRIBUTIONS

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

184: THE GLOBAL EFFICIENCY OF RADICAL TAX REDUCTIONS

G. Fane

183: BEHIND THE VEIL: A SURVEY OF THEORIES OF CHOICE UNDER IGNORANCE AND UNCERTAINTY

David Kelsey and John Quiggin

182: CROSS-CORRELATED RANDOM REGRESSION COEFFICIENTS: A REFINEMENT AND SOME SUPPORTING EVIDENCE

K.M. Smith and T.J. Kneiesner

181: ESTIMATING LABOUR SUPPLY WITH RANDOM COEFFICIENT REGRESSION-ECONOMETRIC THEORY AND APPLICATIONS TO LABOUR SUPPLY DISEQUILIBRIUM AND MODEL SPECIFICATION

T.J. Kneiesner and K.M. Smith

180: SIGNIFICANCE TESTS FOR A MIS-SPECIFIED TOBIT MODEL

L.W. Taylor

179: WHEN ARE TWO STEP ESTIMATORS EFFICIENT?

M. McLeer and Colin McKenzie

178: THE EXACT DISTRIBUTION OF EXOGENOUS VARIABLE COEFFICIENT ESTIMATORS

Christopher Skeels

177: A MORE GENERAL MEASURE OF RISK AVERSION WHEN UTILITY IS STATE-DEPENDENT

David Kelsey and G.L. Nordquist

175: MODELING HOUSEHOLD LABOR SUPPLY AND THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF TAX REFORMS

Patricia Apps

174: INEQUALITY MEASUREMENT USING 'NORM INCOMES': WERE GARVEY AND PAGLIN ONTO SOMETHING AFTER ALL?

Stephen Jenkins and M. O'Higgins

173: TARIFFS AND SMUGGLING IN A MODEL OF DEFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS TRADE

B.K. Bora

172: VARIABLE ADDITION TESTS FOR REGRESSION MODELS WITH QUALITATIVE AND CONTINUOUS VARIABLES

L.W. Taylor

171: ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN AGRICULTURE: A MYTH OR REALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Kaliappa Kalirajan

170: THE MEASUREMENT OF ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

Stephen Jenkins

169: EMPIRICAL MEASUREMENT OF HORIZONTAL INEQUITY

Stephen Jenkins

168: SOME POWER COMPARISONS OF JOINT AND PAIRED TESTS FOR NON-NESTED MODELS UNDER LOCAL HYPOTHESES

Michael McAleer and Noxy Dastoor