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765: A Prescription for Healthy TVE Growth in China

Marion Jones and M-S Mood

79: A Neophyte's Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Use of Classroom Experiments and Simulations in Introctory Economics

H. King

78: The Rank and Model Specification of Demand Systems: An Empirical Analysis Using United States Microdata

C.J. Nicol

77: Estimation of Inequality Indices using Parametric Lorenz Curves

I. Rongve

76: The Moral Rights of Artists: Droit Moral ou Droit Pecuniaire?

Michael Rushton

74: The Informational Content of Linear Standard of Living Indices

Marion Jones and I-W Rongve

72: Poverty Experience of Canadian Single Parent Families: 1982-1992

I Rongve

71: Intertemporal Revenue-Smoothing in the Postwar United States and Canada

Hafiz Akhand and J-B Marshall

70: Much Ado About Nothing? Demographic Bulges, the Productivity Puzzle and CCP Reform

John Emery and I. Rongve

67: Effective federal Individual Income tax Functions: A Further Exploration

Hafiz Akhand

66: On Income Tax Functions: An Application of Robust, Regression-Based Diagnostics to Models of Conditional Means

Hafiz Akhand

56: Model Specification Issues in Consumer Demand Systems Using United States Microdata

C.J. Nicol

55: On Income Tax Functions: An Application of Robust, Regression-Based Diagnostics to Conditional Means

Hafiz Akhand

54: Statistical Inference for Poverty Indices with Fixed Poverty Lines

I. Rongve

53: The Effect of Labour Supply on Comodity Demands: Some Canadian Evidence

C.J. Nicol and Alice Nakamura

51: Estimation and Inference for Normative Inquelity Indices

I. Rongve and Charles Beach

47: Central Bank Independence, growth, and Investment: A Sensitivity Analysis

Hafiz Akhand

39: Household Equivalence Scales and Demand Elasticities: A Further Examination of Exact Aggregation, Homogeneity and Symmetry

C.J. Nicol

38: Tax Policy and Business Investment: What Have we Learned in the Past Dozen Years?

Michael Rushton

36: Household Equivalence Scales without Exact Aggregation

C.J. Nicol

34: OPe Multivariate Flexible Accelerator Model of Input Demand: Estimates with Canadian Manufacturing Data. An Inequality Index without Exact Aggregation

C.J. Nicol

33: The Multivariate Flexible Accelerator Model of Input Demand: Estimates with Canadian Manufacturing Data

Michael Rushton

32: The Linear Quadratic Model of Dynamic Input Demand: Estimates with Canadian Manufacturing Data

Michael Rushton

31: Regional Wages and Quality of Life in Canada: A Hedonic Approach

H.B. King

30: Pre-operative Saskatchewan Hospital Patient Days: an Economic Waste?

J.A. Alexander and J.A. Boan

29: Household Equivalence Scales without Exact Aggregation

C.J. Nicol

28: The Effect of Expenditure Aggregation on Hypothesis Tests in Consumer Demand Systems

C.J. Nicol

23: AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL OF AGGREGATE CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR

C.J. Nicol

22: A REINTERPRETATION OF THE ALMOST IDEAL DEMAND SYSTEM

C.J. Nicol