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25: The Canadian Health Care System: Lessons for Malaysia

Leonard Wilson

24: Bankruptcy, Corporate Governance and Competition -Some Important Links

Christopher Maule

23: Managing Biodiversity: Policy Issues and Challenges

Peter Kennedy

22: Economic Insecurity in the Malaysian Context

Lars Osberg

21: Competition Policy for the Year 2000

Christopher Maule

20: Balanced Growth: the Scope for National Policies in a Global Economy

J.F. Helliwell

19: Public Pensions: Lessons from Canada and Other OECD Countries

Bev Dahlby

18: Economic Insecurity in the Malaysian Context

Lars Osberg

17: Polarization of Earnings in the Canadian Labour Market: A Non-Microdata Approach

Charles Beach and G.A. Slotsve

16: Tranportation Infrastructure Pricing in the Presence of Lumpy Investment

T.H. Oum and Y. Zhang

15: Setting Priorities for High Speed Rail Investments

W. Rothengatter

14: The Feasibility of High-Speed Rail in Canada

W.J. Hurley and J. Jones

13: Three Families of Mode Choice Models Applied to Intercity Travel Demand with Aggregate Canadian Data

M. Gaudry

12: ON THE FORM OF LOCATIONAL EFFICIENCY CONDITION IN LOCAL PUBLIC GOODS MODELS

P.A.R. Hobson

11: PROPERTY TAX DISTORTION AS AN EXPLANATION ON THE FLYPAPER EFFECT

W. Locke

10: OPTIMALITY, FREE MOBILITY AND THE REGIONAL AUTHORITY IN FEDERATION

Gordon Myers and G.M.

9: SOME RUDIMENTARY DUOPOLITY THEOREM

David Wildasin

8: TASTES, SKILLS, AND LOCAL PUBLIC GOODS

Jan Brueckner

7: FACTOR OWERSHIP TAXES AND TRADE

Sam Bucovetsky

07: Federal-State Fiscal Arrangements in Malaysia

Leonard Wilson

6: EFFICIENT TAX EXPORTING

R. Krelove

05: Fuelling the Malaysian Economy: Pressures on Energy Demand in a High Growth Environment

C-H Chiang and M-Y-M Chung

5: SIMULATING LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE DICISIONS AND WELFARE CHAGES UNDER A COMMUNITY CHARGE (POLL TAX) REGIME

R.R. Barnett, Rosella Levaggi and P. Smith

4: TAX COMPETITION WITH INTERREGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN FACTOR ENDOWMENTS

John Wilson

04: Regional Trade Liberalization in Southest Asia: Some Implications of AFTA for Thailand

A Maule

3: DIVIDENDS, CAPITAL GAINS AND THE CORPORATE VEIL: EVIDENCE FROM BRITAIN, CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES

James Poterba

03: Prioritizing for Investments in Biodiversity

D-H Turpin and R Harmsen

02: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Tax Enforcement in Thailand

N Poapongsakorn, K Charnvitayapong, D Laovakul, S Suksiriserekul and Bev Dahlby

2: SMALL ENTERPRISES TAX POLICY: EFFECTS ON MARKET PRICE, INDUSTRY PROFITS AND ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY IN A DOMINANT FIRM MODEL

Jack Mintz and J. Sead

1: Credit Crises, Risk Management Systems and Liquidity Modelling

Frank Milne

01: Water and Resource Conflicts in Thailand: An Economic Perspective

Frank Flatters and T.M. Horbulyl