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- 347: Housing finance in developing countries: a transaction cost approach

- Robert Buckley
- 346: India - India's growing conflict between trade and transport: issues and options

- Hans Jurgen Peters
- 345: Private transfers and public policy in developing countries: a case study for Peru

- Donald Cox and Emmanuel Jimenez
- 344: Policy distortions, size of government, and growth

- William Easterly
- 343: Policy determinants of growth: survey of theory and evidence

- William Easterly and Deborah L. Wetzel
- 342: Human capital and endogenous growth in a large scale life cycle model

- Patricio Arrau
- 341: Cost of living differences between urban and rural areas in Indonesia

- Martin Ravallion and Dominique van de Walle
- 340: Prudential regulation and banking supervision: building an institutional framework for Banks

- Vincent P. Polizatto
- 339: Private investment and macroeconomic adjustment: an overview

- Luis Servén and Andres Solimano
- 338: Bank lending for divestiture: a review of experience

- Sunita Kikeri
- 337: Projecting mortality for all countries

- Rodolfo A. Bulatao, Eduard Bos, Patience W. Stephens and My T. Vu
- 336: Input tariffs and duty drawbacks in the design of tariff reform

- Arvind Panagariya
- 335: Macroeconomic adjustment and the labor market in four Latin American countries

- Ramon Lopez and Luis Riveros
- 334: An econometric method for estimating the tax elasticity and the impact on revenues of discretionary tax measures: applied to Malawi and Mauritius

- Jaber Ehdaie
- 333: An option - pricing approach to secondary market debt: applied to Mexico

- Stijn Claessens and Sweder van Wijnbergen
- 332: India - Effective incentives in India's agriculture: cotton, groundnuts, wheat and rice

- Ashok Gulati, James Hanson and Garry Pursell
- 331: Asia region population projections: 1989-90 edition

- Rodolfo A. Bulatao, Eduard Bos, Patience W. Stephens and My T. Vu
- 330: Africa region population projections: 1989-90 edition

- Rodolfo A. Bulatao, Eduard Bos, Patience W. Stephens and My T. Vu
- 329: Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region population projections: 1989-90 edition

- Rodolfo A. Bulatao, Eduard Bos, Patience W. Stephens and My T. Vu
- 328: Europe, Middle East, and North Africa (EMN) region population projections: 1989-90 edition

- Eduard R. Bos, Rodolfo Andres Bulatao, Patience W. Stephens and My T. Vu
- 327: Making noisy data sing: a micro approach to measuring industrial efficiency

- James Tybout
- 326: Do exporters gain from voluntary export restraints?

- Jaime de Melo and L. Winters
- 325: Manufacturers'responses to infrastructure deficiencies in Nigeria: private alternatives and policy options

- Kyu Sik Lee and Alex Anas
- 324: Ethical approaches to family planning in Africa

- F. T. Sai and K. Newman
- 323: The old and the new in heterodox stabilization programs: lessons from the 1960s and the 1980s

- Miguel A. Kiguel and Nissan Liviatan
- 322: Earmarking government revenues: does it work ?

- William McCleary
- 321: Economic and policy determinants of public sector deficits

- Jorge Marshall and Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel
- 320: Protection facing exports from sub-Saharan Africa in the EC, Japan, and the United States

- Refik Erzan and Peter Svedberg
- 319: Would general trade liberalization in developing countries expand South-South trade?

- Refik Erzan
- 318: Sovereign debt buybacks as a signal of creditworthiness

- Sankarshan Acharya and Ishac Diwan
- 317: Price and quality competitiveness of socialist countries'exports

- Zdenek Drabek and Andrzej Olechowski
- 316: The macroeconomics of populism in Latin America

- Rüdiger Dornbusch and Sebastian Edwards
- 315: Notes on patents, distortions, and development

- Julio Nogues
- 314: Primary commodity prices and macroeconomic variables: a long run relationship

- Theodosios Palaskas and Panos Varangis
- 313: Environmental management in development: the evolution of paradigms

- Michael E. Colby
- 312: Improving public enterprise performance: lessons from South Korea

- Mary M. Shirley
- 311: Macroeconomic performance before and after disinflation in Israel

- Leonardo Leiderman and Nissan Liviatan
- 310: A framework for macroeconomic consistency for Zimbabwe

- Ali Khadr and Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel
- 309: How to improve public sector finances in Honduras

- Yalcin M. Baran
- 308: Harmonizing tax policies in Central America

- Yalcin M. Baran
- 307: On the accuracy of economic observations: do Sub-Saharan trade statistics mean anything?

- Alexander J. Yeats
- 306: A method for macroeconomic consistency in current and constant prices

- Ali Khadr and Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel
- 305: World Bank work with nongovernmental organizations

- Lawrence F. Salmen and A. Paige Eaves
- 304: The new political economy: positive economics and negative politics

- Merilee S. Grindle
- 303: Is undernutrition responsive to changes in incomes?

- Martin Ravallion
- 302: Improving support services for rural schools: a management perspective

- Sherry Keith
- 301: Myths of the West: lessons from developed countries for development finance

- Colin Mayer
- 300: How the 1981-83 Chilean banking crisis was handled

- Mauricio Larrain
- 299: The external effects of public sector deficits

- Carlos Rodríguez
- 298: Evaluating global macroeconomic models: a case study of MULTIMOD

- Ahmad Jamshidi
- 297: Effects of the multifibre arrangement on developing countries'trade: an empirical investigation

- Refik Erzan, Junichi Goto and Paula Holmes
- 296: How serious is the neglect of intrahousehold inequality ?

- Lawrence Haddad and Ravi Kanbur
- 295: Developing country experience in trade reform

- Vinod Thomas
- 294: Irreversibility, uncertainty, and investment

- Robert Pindyck
- 293: Central bank losses: origins, conceptual issues, and measurement problems

- Mario O. Teijeiro
- 292: Is the new political economy relevant to developing countries ?

- Ronald Findlay
- 291: How can Indonesia maintain creditworthiness and noninflationary growth ?

- Sadiq Ahmed and Ajay Chhibber
- 290: Risk - adjusted rates of return for project appraisal

- Avinash Dixit and Amy Williamson
- 289: Inflation and seigniorage in Argentina

- Miguel A. Kiguel and Pablo Neumeyer
- 288: School effects and costs for private and public schools in the Dominican Republic

- Emmanuel Jimenez, Marlaine Lockheed and Ed Luna
- 287: The consistency of government deficits with macroeconomic adjustment: an application to Kenya and Ghana

- Thanos Catsambas and Miria Pigato
- 286: Poverty and undernutrition in Indonesia during the 1980s

- Martin Ravallion and Monika Huppi
- 285: Enhancing the contribution of land reform to Mexican agricultural development

- John Richard Heath
- 284: The role of groups and credit cooperatives in rural lending

- Monika Huppi and Gershon Feder
- 283: Experiences of financial distress in Thailand

- Tipsuda Sundaravej and Prasarn Trairatvorakul
- 282: EMENA manufactured exports and EEC trade policy

- Bela Balassa
- 281: Tariff policy and taxation in developing countries

- Bela Balassa
- 280: Adjustment policies in East Asia

- Bela Balassa
- 279: What determines the rate of growth and technological change?

- Paul Romer
- 278: Inflation and the company tax base: methods to minimize inflation - induced distortions

- Anand Rajaram
- 277: The effect of formal credit on output and employment in rural India

- Shahidur Khandker and Hans Binswanger-Mkhize
- 276: Improving rural wages in India

- Shahidur Khandker
- 275: Revised estimates and projections of international migration: 1980-2000

- Fred Arnold
- 274: Efficiency and equity in social spending: how and why governments misbehave

- Nancy Birdsall and Estelle James
- 273: Population, health and nutrition: FY88 annual sector review

- Population and Human Resources Department
- 272: Women's changing participation in the labor force: a world perspective

- T. Schultz
- 271: How industry - labor relations and government policies affect Senegal's economic performance

- Katherine Terrell and Jan Svejnar
- 270: Fuelwood stumpage: financing renewable energy for the world's other half

- Keith Openshaw and Charles Feinstein
- 269: Women in development: issues for economic and sector analysis

- Women in Development Division
- 268: Shortcomings in the market for developing country debt

- John Wakeman-Linn
- 267: Issues in income tax reform in developing countries

- Cheryl W. Gray
- 266: Policy changes that encourage private business investment in Colombia

- Mansoor Dailami
- 265: Do African countries pay more for imports ?

- Alexander J. Yeats
- 264: Two irrigation systems in Colombia: their performance and transfer of management to users'associations

- Herve Plusquellec
- 263: How has instability in world markets affected agricultural export producers in developing countries?

- Peter Hazell, Mauricio Jaramillo and Amy Williamson
- 262: Adjustment and external shocks in Ireland

- Dermot McAleese and F. Desmond McCarthy
- 261: Inflation, external debt, and financial sector reform: a quantitative approach to consistent fiscal policy

- Sweder van Wijnbergen, Robert Rocha and Ritu Anand
- 260: Growth, debt, and sovereign risk in a small, open economy

- Jagdeep S. Bhandari, Nadeem Ul Haque and Stephen J Turnovsky
- 259: Dealing with debt: the 1930's and the 1980's

- Barry Eichengreen and Richard Portes
- 258: Understanding voluntary organizations: guidelines for donors

- L. David Brown and David C. Korten
- 257: Growth, external debt and the real exchange rate in Mexico

- Sweder van Wijnbergen
- 256: Cash debt buybacksand the insurance value of reserves

- Sweder van Wijnbergen
- 255: The external debt difficulties of low income Africa

- Charles Humphreys and John Underwood
- 254: Future financing needs of the highly indebted countries

- Ishrat Husain and Saumya Mitra
- 253: Public debt, North and South

- Helmut Reisen
- 252: Do the secondary markets believe in life after debt?

- Vassilis Hajivassiliou
- 251: Patents, appropriate technology, and North-South trade

- Ishac Diwan and Dani Rodrik
- 250: The Baker Plan: progress, shortcomings, and future

- William Cline
- 249: The determinants of hospital costs: an analysis of Ethiopia

- Ricardo Bitran-Dicowsky and David W. Dunlop
- 248: Private investment, government policy, and foreign capital in Zimbabwe

- Mansoor Dailami and Michael Walton
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