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2008-09: Measuring Housing Affordability: Looking Beyond the Median

Quan Gan and Robert Hill

2008-08: Phillips Curves and Unemployment Dynamics: A Critique and a Holistic Perspective

Marika Karanassou, Hector Sala and Dennis Snower

2008-07: Momentum and Contrarian Stock-Market Indices

Jon Eggins and Robert Hill

2008-06: Productivity Growth and the Phillips Curve: A Reassessment of the US Experience

Marika Karanassou and Hector Sala

2008-05: Technological Transfers, Limited Commitment and Growth

Alexandre Dmitriev

2008-04: Econometric Analysis of Structural Systems with Permanent and Transitory Shocks

Adrian Pagan and Mohammad Pesaran

2008-03: Time Varying Determinants of Cross-Country Growth

Rachida Ouysse and Chris Nicholas

2008-02: A Note on Long Horizon Forecasts of Nonlinear Models of Real Exchange Rates: Comments on Rapach and Wohar (2006)

Daniel Buncic

2008-01: Measuring the Welfare Effect of Entry in Differentiated Product Markets: The Case of Medicare HMOs

Shiko Maruyama

2007-35: Axiomatic Foundations of Efficiency Measurement on Data-Generated Technologies

Robert Russell and William Schworm

2007-34: A Class of Two-Group Polarization Measures

Walter Bossert and William Schworm

2007-33: Comparing House Prices Across Regions and Time: An Hedonic Approach

Robert Hill and Daniel Melser

2007-32: Bayesian Variable Selection of Risk Factors in the APT Model

Robert Kohn and Rachida Ouysse

2007-31: Generic Determinacy of Nash Equilibrium in Network Formation Games

Carlos Pimienta

2007-30: The Impact of the Indonesian Health Card Program: A Matching Estimator Approach

Meliyanni Johar

2007-29: Choices and constraints over retirement income streams: comparing rules and regulations

Hazel Bateman and Susan Thorp

2007-28: Regionalization and its Implications for Price Index Construction: The Case of the International Comparisons Program

Robert Hill and Peter Hill

2007-27: Accounting for Lifecycle Wealth Accumulation: The Role of Housing Institution

Sang-Wook Cho

2007-26: Household Wealth Accumulation and Portfolio Choices in Korea

Sang-Wook Cho

2007-25: Trade Liberalization in Latin America and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Ecuador and Slovenia

Sang-Wook Cho and Julian Diaz

2007-24: Analyzing Economy Wide Effects of Trade Liberalisation on Vietnam using a Dynamic Computable General Equilibrium Model

Richard Harris, Peter Robertson and Melissa Wong

2007-23: Dynamic Gains and Market Access Insurance: Another look at the AUSFTA

Richard Harris and Peter Robertson

2007-22: Reflections on Australia’s Skilled Migration Policy

Peter Robertson

2007-21: The Dynamic Effects of Skilled Labour Targeting in Immigration Programs

Richard Harris and Peter Robertson

2007-20: Generic Finiteness of Outcome Distributions for Two Person Game Forms with Three Outcomes

Carlos Pimienta

2007-19: Spatial Equilibrium in a State Space Approach to Demand Uncertainty

Kieron Meagher and Klaus Zauner

2007-18: Partial Equilibrium and Marshall

Peter Kriesler

2007-17: The Effect of Maternal Employment on the Likelihood of a Child Being Overweight

Anna Zhu

2007-16: Dynamic Adjustments to Terms of Trade Shocks: The USA Productivity Boom and Australia

Richard Harris and Peter Robertson

2007-15: Tariffs and Technology Transfer through an Intermediate Product

Eiji Horiuchi and Jota Ishikawa

2007-14: Confidentially is Not Enough: Framing Effects in Student Evaluation of Economics Teaching

Kieron Meagher

2007-13: Bayesian Covariance Matrix Estimation using a Mixture of Decomposable Graphical Models

Helen Armstrong, Christopher Carter, Kevin Wong and Robert Kohn

2007-10: A discrete choice model with misclassification and multiple recall periods

Rochelle Belkar, Waranya Chanthapun and Denzil Fiebig