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90-19: ARE THERE DIFFERENTIAL RETURNS TO SCHOOLING BY GENDER? THE CASE OF INDONESIAN LABOR MARKET

J.R. Bahrman and Anil Deolalikar

90-18: FISCAL POLICY, CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, AND DEBT IN AN OPEN ECONOMY

Stephen J Turnovsky and P. Sen

90-17: TAXES AND PRODUCT QUALITY: FURTHER INSIGHTS ON OPTIMAL FROMS OF COMMODITY TAXATION

A.J. Scafuri

90-16: THE WEALTH MODEL: EFFICIENCY IN EDUCATION AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE FAMILY

Jere Behrman, Robert Pollak and P. Taubman

90-15: PREDICTABLE STOCK RETURNS: REALITY OR STATISTICAL ILLUSION?

Charles Nelson and M.J. Kim

90-14: QUID PRO QUO FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND POLICY INTERVENTION

E. Dinopoulos and Kar-Yiu Wong

90-13: TARIFFS AND SECTORAL ADJUSTMENTS IN AN OPEN ECONOMY

Stephen J Turnovsky

90-12: THE IMPACT OF BEQUESTS ON LIFETIME WEALTH ACCUMULATION: AN ECONOMETRIC STUDY OF TWO GENERATIONS OF RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN INDIA

Anil Deolalikar and R.P. Singh

90-11: WELFARE COMPARISONS AND SITUATIONS COMPARISONS

Robert Pollak

90-10: THE LIKELIHOOD DOMINANCE CRITERION: A NEW APPROACH TO MODEL SELECTION

Robert Pollak and T.J. Wales

90-09: INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT IN AN OPEN ECONOMY

P. Sen and Stephen J Turnovsky

90-08: THE GAINS FORM TRADE WHEN MARKETS ARE INCOMPLETE

Murray Kemp and Kar-Yiu Wong

90-07: TWO-SEX DEMOGRAPHIC MODELS

Robert Pollak

90-06: DISTINGUISHED FLOOW: HOUTHAKKER'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMICS

R.A. Pollak

90-05: CONSUMPTION WITH A POSSIBLY FINIT HORIZON

Richard Startz

90-04: THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES AND INVESTMENT IN A CASH-IN-ADVANCE MODEL WITH GOVERNMENT SPENDING

R. Hartman

90-03: THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMICS ADJUSTMENT ON THE POOR AND ON THE SOCIAL SECTROR: THE ANALYTICAL BASIS, EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE, AND A CASE COMPARISON

Jere Behrman and Anil Deolalikar

90-02: ARE HOUSEHOLDS AVERSE TO INEQUALITY OF MARKET LABOR SUPPLY AMONG THEIR MEMBERS? ECONOMMETRIC ESTIMATES FOR RURAL SOUTH INDIA

Jere Behrman and Anil Deolalikar

90-01: NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND MORTALITY IN INDIA: INCIDENCE, DETERMINANTS AND POLICY RESPONSE

Anil Deolalikar

891101: THE EFFECTS OF TAXES AND DEVIDEND POLICY ON CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND MACROECONOMIC BEHAVIOR

Stephen J Turnovsky

89-22: THE DEMAND FOR GIFFEN GOODS IN DOWNWARD SLOPING

Yoram Barzel and Wing Suen

89-19: INVENTIVE ACTIVITY AND FIRM PERFORMANCES: LATENT VARIABLE, FIXED-EFFECTS ESTIMATES FOR INDIAN MANUFACTURING

Anil Deolalikar and L.H. Roller

89-18: REQUEST BEHAVIOR IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: ESTIMATES OF PARENTAL AVERSION TO INEQUALITY AMONG CHILDREN

Anil Deolalikar

89-17: PERMANENT, EXPECTED AND INNATE POVERTY: ESTIMATES FOR SEMI-ARID SOUTH INDIA, 1975-84

R. Gaila and Anil Deolalikar

89-16: INFLATION, CORRUPTION, AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION: THE RECENT PRICE REFORM IN CHINA

Kar-Yiu Wong

89-15: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ON NOMINAL WAGE AND PRICE FLEXIBILITY

Timothy Cogley

89-14: RATIONAL CONJECTURES EQUILIBRIA IN THE PRIVATE PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS

A.J. Scafuri

89-13: OLIGOPOLY AND THE TRADE EFFECT OF DISCRIMINATORY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT POLICY

Kaz Miyagiwa

89-12: STOCHASTIC GOVERNMENT PREFERENCES, FISCAL CREDIBILITY, AND THE VALUE INFORMATION

Marcelo Bianconi

89-11a: LICENSING OF NEW TECHNOLOGY VS DIRECT FOREIGN INVESTMENT: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS

Kaz Miyagiwa and Leslie Young

89-11: TRANSACTION COSTS AND THE EFFICIENT ORGANIZATION OF PRODUCTION: A STUDY OF TIMBER-HARVESTING CONTRACTS

K.B. Leffler and R.R. Rucker

89-10: GRANT FUNDING IN ECONOMICS FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION DURING FISCAL YEAR 1987

Charles Nelson

89-09: SCALE ECONOMICS IN EDUCATION AND THE BRAIN DRAIN PROBLEM

Kaz Miyagiwa

89-08: LARGE IS BEAUTIFUL: INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER OF LOCALIZAD TECHNOLOGY AND NATIONAL WELFARE

Kaz Miyagiwa

89-07: THE LOCATIONAL CHOICE FOR DUTY-FREE ZONES RURAL VS. URBAN OPTIONS

Kaz Miyagiwa

89-06: VALIDITY OF THE RYBCZYNSKI AND STOLPER-SAMUELSON THEOREMS UNDER VARIABLE RETURNS TO SCALE

Kar-Yiu Wong

89-05: INTERNATIONAL TRADE, FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, AND NATIONAL WELFARE

Kar-Yiu Wong

89-04: FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND NATIONAL WELFARE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY

Kar-Yiu Wong

89-03: THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES AND THE EFFETS OF MACROECONOMICS POLICY

Stephen J Turnovsky

89-02: INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE ON THE SIZE OF THE RANDOM WALK IN OUTPUT

Timothy Cogley

89-01: THE MARKOV MODEL OF HETEROSKEDASTICITY, RISK AND LEARNING IN THE STOCK MARKET

C.M. Turner, Richard Startz and Charles Nelson

88-15: MEAN REVERSION IN STOCK PRICES? A REAPPRAISAL OF EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE

M.J. Kim, Charles Nelson and Richard Startz

88-13: STRATEGIC WAGES POLICY AND THE GAINS FROM COOPERATION

Stephen J Turnovsky and Marcelo Bianconi

88-12: ON THE STRATEGIC CHOICE BETWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR MOBILITY

Kar-Yiu Wong and L.K. Cheng

88-11: FOREIGN TRADE, MILITARY ALLIANCE, AND DEFENCE-BURDEN SHARING

Kar-Yiu Wong

88-10: THE TIME-VARYING-PARAMETER MODEL AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ARCH FOR MODELING CHANGING CONDITIONAL VARIANCE: THE CASE OF THE LUCAS HYPOTHESIS

Charles Nelson and Chang-Jin Kim

88-09: THE CHOICE OF MONETARY INSTRUMENT IN TWO INTERDEPENDENT ECONOMICS UNDER UNCERTAINTY THE LAURSEN-METZLER EFFECT

Stephen J Turnovsky and V. D'Orey

88-08: DETERIORATION OF THE TERM OF TRADE AND CAPITAL ECCUMULATION A REEXAMINATION OF THE LAURSEN-METZLER EFFECT

Stephen J Turnovsky and P. Sen

88-07: THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES ESTIMATOR AND ITS T-RATIO WHEN THE INSTRUMENT IS A POOR ONE

Charles Nelson and Richard Startz

88-06: SOME FURTHERE RESULTS ON THE EXACT SMALL SAMPLE PROPERTIES OF THE INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLE ESTIMATOR

Charles Nelson and Richard Startz

88-05: INTERNATIONAL ALLOCATION OF INVESTMENT UNDER UNCERTAINTY

Rasin, A, and Kar-Yiu Wong

88-04: MORAL HAZARD, MONITORING COST, AND THE CHOICE OF CONTRACTS

Y. Barsel and Wing Suen

88-03: THE ALLOCATION AND GUARANTEE OF OUTCOME VARIABILITY

Yoram Barzel and Wing Suen

88-02: THE APPROPRIATE CONDUCT OF MONETARY POLICY FOR 1988: TESTIMONY BEFORE THE JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE, CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES

M.G. Hadjimichalakis

88-01: THE IMPACT OF TRAINING ON THE FREQUENCY AND DURATION OF EMPLOYMENT: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE EXPERIENCES OF YOUTH

R.M. Gritz