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648: Measuring the Value of Children by Sex and Age using a Life Cycle Model of Fertility

Namkee Ahn

647: Smoothing Primary Exporters' Price Risks: Bonds, Futures, Options and Insurance

Kenneth Kletzer and David M Newbery

646: Financial development, the Trade Regime and Economic Growth

Nouriel Roubini and Xavier Sala-i-Martin

645: Convergence

Robert Barro and Xavier Sala-i-Martin

643: Public Policy and Anthropometric Outcomes in the Cote d'Ivoire

Duncan Thomas, Victor Lavy and John Strauss

641: The Timing of Government Spending in a Dynamic Model of Imperfect Competition

Xavier Sala-i-Martin

640: Public Finance in Models of Economic Growth

Xavier Sala-i-Martin and Robert Barro

639: Growth with Fluctuations

J.C.H. Fei and D. Reed

636: Risk, Insurance and Default in a Rural Credit Market: An Empirical Investigation in Northern Nigeria

Christopher Udry

635: Japan in the New World Confrontation: A historical Perspective

Yujiro Hayami

634: International Differences in Labor Force Participation in Families and Firms

T. Schultz

633: Measurement of Child Health: Maternal Response Bias

J. Sindelar and Duncan Thomas

632: Intergenerational Transfers in Philippine Rice Villages: Gender Differences in Traditional Inheritance Customs

Agnes Quisumbing

631: Adapting Household Behavior to Agricultural Technology in West Bengal, India: Wage labor, Fertility; and Child Schooling Determinants

S.K. Mukhopadhyay

630: A Competitive Analysis of Rural Credit: State-Contingent Loans in Northern Nigeria

Christopher Udry

629: Convergence Across States and Regions

Robert Barro and Xavier Sala-i-Martin

628: Endogenous Fertility, Technical Change and Growth in a Model of Overlappin Generations

Lakshmi Raut and T. Srinivasan

627: PERSISTENT DIFFERENCES IN NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH RATES WITH A COMMON TECHNOLOGY AND FREE CAPITAL MOBILITY. THE ROLE OF PRIVATE THRIFT, PUBLIC DEBT, CAPITA

Willem Buiter and Kenneth Kletzer

626: PERFORATE AND IMPERFORATE CURRENCY BANDS: EXCHANGE RATE MANAGEMENT AND THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATE DIFFERENTIALS

Paolo Pesenti

625: FALLIBILITY IN HUMAN ORGANIZATIONS AND POLITICAL SYSTEMS

Raaj Sah

623: AN EXPLICIT CLOSED-FORM FORMULA FOR PROF-MAXIMIZING K-OU- OF N SYSTEMS SUBJECT TO TWO KINDS OF FAILURES

Raaj Sah

622: LECTURE NOTES ON ECONOMIC GROWTH: FIVE PROTOTYPE MODELS OF ENDOGENOUS GROWTH

Xavier Sala-i-Martin

621: LECTURE NOTES ON ECONOMIC GROWTH: INTRODUCTION TO THE LITERATURE AND NEOCLASSICAL MODELS

X. Sal-I-Martin

620: PATENT DATE BY INDUSTRY: EVIDENCE FOR INVENTION POTENTIAL EXHAUSTION?

R.E. Everson

619: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN HOUSEHOLD RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS

Duncan Thomas

618: DECLINING INEQUALITY IN SCHOOLING IN BRAZIL AND ITS EFFECTS ON INEQUALITY IN EARNING

D. Levison and David Lam

617: TESTING FOR SOLVENCY OF PUBLIC SECTOR: AN APPLICATION TO ITALY

Giancarlo Corsetti

616: THE TREND AND THE MODEL SCHEDULE OF LEAVING THE PARENTAL HOME AFTER MARRIAGE IN CHINA

Z. Yi, L. Xiaoli and M. Zhongdong

615: ASSESSING FAMILY PALNNING COST-EFFECTIVENESS: APPLICABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL DEMAND-PROGRAM SUPPLY FRAMEWORK

T. Schultz

614: A USEFUL AND EASILY-TESTED STATEMENT OF SOME SCHUR-COHN STABILITY CRITERIA FOR HIGHER-ORDER DISCRETE DYNAMIC SYSTEMS

Raaj Sah

613: REFLECTIONS ON FISCAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMMON CURRENCY

Willem Buiter and Kenneth Kletzer

612: THE WELFARE ECONOMICS OF COOPERATIVE AND NONCOOPERATIVE FISCAL POLICY

Willem Buiter and Kenneth Kletzer

611: FISCAL POLICY INTERDEPENDENCE AND EFFICIENCY

Willem Buiter and Kenneth Kletzer

610: SOVEREIGN DEBT RENEGOTIATION IN A CONSUMPTION-SMOOTHING MODEL

Kenneth Kletzer and Brian Wright

609: SOCIAL OSMOSIS AND PATTERNS OF CRIME: A DYNAMIC ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

Raaj Sah

608: THE DYNAMICS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT: THEORY AND APPLICATION

G. Ranis and Frances Stewart

607: AGGREGATING INEQUALITIES: THE EQUALIZING IMPACT OF THE EARNINGS OF MARRIED WOMEN IN METROPOLITAN BRAZIL

R.P. de Barros and R.S.P. de Mondinca

606: WAGE INEQUALITY AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATION: A STUDY OF THE EVOLUTION REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN INEQUALITY IN METROPOLITAN BRAZIL

J.G.A. Dos Reis and R.P. de Barros

605: INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT UNDER DIFFERENT RATES OF TIME PREFERENCE

Kyoji Fukao and K. Hamada

604: FERTILITY IN RURAL SUDAN: THE EFFECT OF LANDHOLDING AND CHILD MORTALITY

N.E. Maglad

603: RETURNS TO WOMEN'S EDUCATION

T. Schultz

602: PRICES, INFRASTRUCTURE, HOUSEHOLD CHARASTERISTICS AND CHILD HEIGHT

Duncan Thomas and John Strauss

601: TESTING THE NEOCLASSICAL MODEL OF FAMILY LABOR SUPPLY AND FERTILITY

T. Schultz

600: AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF RAPID POPULATION GROWTH

D.R. Weir

599: THE EFFECTS OF MORTALITY CHANGES ON FERTILITY CHOICE AND INDIVIDUAL WELFARE: SOME THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS

Raaj Sah

598: SOME ENVELOPE THEOREMS FOR INTEGER AND DISCRETE CHOICE VARIABLES

Raaj Sah and Jingang Zhao

597: WOMEN'S STATUS AND FERTILITY IN BENDEL STATE OF NIGERIA

C.E.E. Okojie

596: IMPACT OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS ON FERTILITY AND GENDER SPECIFIC INVESTMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL OF CHILDREN IN RURAL INDIA: CROSS SECTIONAL AND TIME SERIES ANALYSIS

Duraisamy P and R. Malathy

595: THE SHAPE OF THE CALORIE-EXPENDITURE CURVE

John Strauss and D. Thonas

594: EMPIRICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ALTERNATIVE MODELS OF FIRM DYNAMICS

Ariel Pakes and R. Ericson