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00-16: The Ultimate Control Group

Gregory Dow

00-15: Tariff Wars and Trade Deals With Costly Government

John B. Burbridge and Gordon Myers

00-13: Socializing, Shared Experience and Popular Culture

B. Eaton, Krishna Pendakur and Clyde Reed

00-12: Social Interactions, Thresholds, and Unemployment in Neighborhoods

Brian Krauth

00-11: Redistribution, Fiscal Competition, and the Politics of Economic Integration

Anke Kessler, Christoph Lülfesmann and Gordon Myers

00-10: Regarding Fishery Aspects of the Nisga'a Final Agreement

Parzival Copes

00-09: The Need for Balance in Canada's Fisheries Policy

Parzival Copes

00-08: Sharing the Fishery Resources of the North Pacific for Mutual Advantage: Toward an International Management Regime

Parzival Copes

00-07: From Foraging to Agriculture

Nicolas Marceau and Gordon Myers

00-06: Do Birds of a Feather Flock Together? Immigration Flows and Cultural Clustering in Host Countries

Dominique Gross and Nicolas Schmitt

00-05: Tax Evasion and Trust

Robin Boadway, Nicolas Marceau and Steeve Mongrain

00-04: Endogenous Vertical Restraints in International Trade

Horst Raff and Nicolas Schmitt

00-03: Allocating Control Over Firms: Stock Markets Versus Membership Markets

Gregory Dow

00-02: Experience Rating: Insurance Versus Efficiency

Steeve Mongrain

99-12: Estimating Correlated Diffusions

Robert Jones

99-11: Dividends, Earnings and Fundamental Valuation

Mark Kamstra

99-10: Speaking in Tongues: Language as both Human Capital and Ethnicity

K. Pendakur and R. Pendakur

99-9: Semiparametric Estimation of Lifetime Equivalence Scales

Krishna Pendakur

99-8: Equivalent-Income Functions and Income-Dependent Equivalence Scales

David Donaldson and Krishna Pendakur

99-7: Taking Prices Seriously in the Measurement of Inequality

Krishna Pendakur

99-6: Turbulent Growth and Inquality

R. Jones and G. Newman

99-5: Critical Realism vs. Economic Rhetoric

Lawrence Boland

99-4: Knowledge in Economic Models

Lawrence Boland

99-3: Eeast Asia Through a Glass Darkly: Disparate Lenses on the Road to Damascus

J.W. Dean

99-2: The Kiss of Death: IMF Subsidies in Sovereign Debt Markets

Stephen Easton and Duane Rockerbie

99-1: On the Neutrality of Asset Ownership for Work Incentives

Gregory Dow

98-12: The Extended Economics of an Innate Common Use Resource: the Fishery

P. Copes

98-11: Capital-Embodied Technological Change, Measurement Errors and Real Business Cycles

Stephen Kosempel

98-10: Combining Bond Rating Forecasts Using Logit

Mark Kamstra, Peter Kennedy and T.-K. Suan

98-09: Eight Reasons Why Real Versus Nominal Interest Rates is the Most Important Concept in Macroeconomic Principles Courses

Peter Kennedy

98-08: Collective Choice and Control Rights in Firms

Gregory Dow and Gilbert Skillman

98-07: Partnership Markets with Adverse Selection

Gregory Dow

98-06: Market Segmentation, Market Integration and Tacit Collusion

C. Colonescu and Nicolas Schmitt

98-05: The Ex Post Rational Price is Certainly Ex Post, It Might Be Rational, But Is It Useful?

Mark Kamstra

98-04: Losing Sleep at the Market: The Daylight-Savings Anomaly

Mark Kamstra, Lisa Kramer and Maurice Levi

98-03: Bidding for Labour

Benoit Julien, John Kennes and Ian King

98-02: Alternatives in Fisheries Management

P. Copes

98-01: Aboriginal Fishing Rights and Salmon Management in British Columbia: Matching Historical Justice with the Public Interest

P. Copes

97-08: Export-Investment Subsidies in the Presence of Import Protection

Richard Harris and Nicolas Schmitt

97-07: Religious Prohibitions Against Usury

C.G. Reed and C.T. Bekar

97-06: The Firm as a Nexus of Strategies

Gregory Dow

97-05: Social Impacts of Fisheries Management Regimes Based on Individual Quotas

P Copes

97-04: Adverse Impacts of Individual Quota Systems on Conservation and Fish Harvest Productivity

P Copes

97-03: Why Capital (Usually) Hires Labor: An Assessment of Proposed Explanations

Gregory Dow and Louis Putterman

97-02: Do Two Wrongs Make a Right? Export Incentives and Bias in Trade Policy

Richard Harris and Nicolas Schmitt

97-01: The Internet as a GPT: Factor Market Implications

Richard Harris

96-08: Combining Qualitative Forecasts Using Logit

M Kamastra and Peter Kennedy

96-07: On Evolution, Subgame Perfection and Retaliation

B. Eaton and William Morrison

96-06: What's in a Default? Lending to LDCs in the Face of Default Risk

Stephen Easton and Duane Rockerbie

96-05: The Evolution of Communication in a Sender/Receiver Game of Common Interest with Cheap Talk

Jasmina Arifovic and B. Eaton