Policy Research Working Paper Series
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- 178: Tax holidays and investments

- Jack Mintz
- 177: Cash flow or income?: the choice of base for company taxation

- Jack Mintz and Jesus Seade
- 176: Credit rationing, tenancy, productivity, and the dynamics of inequality

- Avishay Braverman and Joseph Stiglitz
- 175: An integrated model of perennial and annual crop production for Sub-Saharan countries

- Robert Weaver
- 174: Trade restrictions with imported intermediate inputs: when does the trade balance improve?

- Ramon Lopez and Dani Rodrik
- 173: Hospital management staffing and training issues

- Julio Frenk, Enrique Ruelas and Avedis Donabedian
- 172: The effects of Peru's push to improve education

- Elizabeth King and Rosemary T. Bellew
- 171: The cost-effectiveness of national training systems in developing countries

- Christopher Dougherty
- 170: General training under asymmetric information

- Eliakim Katz and Adrian Ziderman
- 169: Financial sector reforms in adjustment programs

- Alan Gelb and Patrick Honahan
- 168: Technological change from inside: a review of breakthroughs

- Ashoka Mody
- 167: Do price increases for staple foods help or hurt the rural poor?

- Martin Ravallion
- 166: Achieving and sustaining universal primary education: international experience relevant to India

- Nat J. Colletta and Margaret Sutton
- 165: Shifting patterns of comparative advantage: manufactured exports in developing countries

- Alexander James Yeats
- 164: Intersectoral financial flows in developing countries

- Patrick Honohan and Izak Atiyas
- 163: How infrastructure and financial institutions affect agricultural output and investment in India

- Hans Binswanger-Mkhize, Shahidur Khandker and Mark Rosenzweig
- 162: Inflation in Argentina: stop and go since the Austral plan

- Miguel A. Kiguel
- 161: Commodity indexed debt in international lending

- Timothy Besley and Andrew Powell
- 160: Evaluating the performance of public enterprises in Pakistan

- Mary M. Shirley
- 0160: Identifying Urban Areas by Combining Human Judgment and Machine Learning: An Application to India

- Virgilio Galdo, Yue-000316086 Li and Martin Rama
- 159: Current international gas trades and prices

- Kay McKeough
- 158: Labor redundancy in the transport sector

- Alice Galenson
- 157: A policy model for Tunisia with real and financial flows

- Martha de Melo, Marc Leduc and Setareh Razmara
- 156: Credit cooperatives in Israeli agriculture

- Yoav Kislev, Zvi Lerman and Pinhas Zusman
- 155: Measuring adult mortality in developing countries: a review and assessment of methods

- Ian Timaeus and Wendy Graham
- 154: Forecasting, uncertainty, and public project appraisal

- Jock Anderson
- 153: An analysis of debt-reduction schemes initiated by debtor countries

- Ishac Diwan and Stijn Claessens
- 152: Subsidies and countervailing measures: economic considerations

- Bela Balassa
- 151: U.S. trade policy towards developing countries

- Bela Balassa
- 150: Improving the currency composition of external debt: applications in Indonesia and Turkey

- Ken Kroner and Stijn Claessens
- 149: Reflections on perestroyka and the foreign economic ties of the USSR

- Bela Balassa
- 148: Impact of the International Coffee Agreement's export quota system on the World's coffee market

- Takamasa Akiyama and Panayotis Varangis
- 147: The private sector's response to financial liberalization in Turkey: 1980-82

- Izak Atiyas
- 146: Exchange rate based disinflation, wage rigidity, and capital inflows: tradeoffs for Chile, 1977-81

- Timothy Condon, Vittorio Corbo and Jaime de Melo
- 145: Revenue raising taxes: general equilibrium evaluation of alternative taxation in U.S. petroleum industries

- Jaime de Melo, Julie Stanton and David Tarr
- 144: Product differentiation and foreign trade in CGE models of small economies

- Jaime de Melo and Sherman Robinson
- 143: Decentralization in education: an economic perspective

- Donald R. Winkler
- 142: Vocational secondary schooling in Israel: a study of labor market outcomes

- Adrian Ziderman
- 141: Payroll taxes for financing training in developing countries

- Adrian Ziderman
- 140: Building educational evaluation capacity in developing countries

- John Middleton, James Terry and Deborah Bloch
- 139: A conceptual framework for adjustment policies

- Bela Balassa
- 138: Fiscal adjustment and deficit financing during the debt crisis

- William Easterly
- 137: Trends in nontariff barriers of developed countries: 1966-1986

- Sam Laird and Alexander Yeats
- 136: Pricing commodity bonds using binomial option pricing

- Raghuram Rajan
- 135: P.P.R working papers: catalog of numbers 1to 200

- Policy Research Dissemination Center
- 134: International trade in financial services

- Silvia B. Sagari
- 133: Lewis through a looking glass: public sector employment, rent-seeking, and economic growth

- Alan Gelb, Richard H. Sabot and John Knight
- 132: Is the discount on the secondary market a case for LDC debt relief?

- Daniel Cohen
- 131: Implementing direct consumption taxes in developing countries

- George Zodrow and Charles E. McLure
- 130: Maternal education and the vicious cycle of high fertility and malnutrition: an analytic survey

- Matthew Lockwood and Paul Collier
- 129: Women in development: defining the issues

- Paul Collier
- 128: Public finance in adjustment programs

- Ajay Chhibber and Javad Khalilzadeh-Shirazi
- 127: Linking development, trade, and debt strategies in highly indebted countries

- Ishac Diwan
- 126: Educating managers for business and government: a review of international experience

- Samuel Paul, John C. Ickis and Jacob Levitsky
- 125: The effects of financial liberalization on Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines: a quantitative analysis

- Christophe Chamley and Qaizar Husain
- 124: International macroeconomic adjustment, 1987-1992: a world model approach

- Robert E. King and Helena Tang
- 123: Export supply, capacity, and relative prices

- Riccardo Faini
- 122: Import demand in developing countries

- Riccardo Faini, Lant Pritchett and Fernando Clavijo
- 121: Commercial bank provisioning against claims on developing countries

- Graham Bird
- 120: Public policy and private investment in Turkey

- Ajay Chhibber and Sweder van Wijnbergen
- 119: Recent developments in commodity modeling: a World Bankfocus

- Walter C. Labys
- 118: Contract plans and public enterprise performance

- John R. Nellis
- 117: Europe, Middle East, and North Africa region population projections: 1988-89 edition

- My T. Vu, Eduard Bos and Rodolfo A. Bulatao
- 116: Latin America and the Caribbean region population projections 1988-89

- My T. Vu, Eduard Bos and Rodolfo A. Bulatao
- 115: Asia region population projections: 1988-89 edition

- My T. Vu, Eduard Bos and Rodolfo A. Bulatao
- 114: Africa region population projections - 1988-89

- My T. Vu, Eduard Bos and Rodolfo A. Bulatao
- 113: Public sector pay and employment reform: a review of World Bank experience

- Barbara Nunberg
- 112: A visual overview of world oil markets

- Kay McKeogh, Jose Escay and Sompheap Sem
- 111: Recent World Bank activities in energy

- Industry and Energy Department
- 110: Impact of lower oil prices on renewable energy technologies

- Ernesto Terrado, Matthew Mendis and Kevin Fitzgerald
- 109: Improving power system efficiency in developing countries through performance contracting

- Philip Yates
- 108: How to collect data on household energy consumption

- Josef Leitmann
- 107: A review of World Bank lending for electric power

- Mohan Munasinghe, Joseph Gilling and Melody Mason
- 106: Energy issues in the developing world

- Mohan Munasinghe and Robert J. Saunders
- 105: Securing access to international markets

- Richard H. Snape
- 104: Economic effects of financial crises

- Manuel Hinds
- 103: Industrial portfolio responses to macroeconomic shocks: an econometric model for developing countries

- James Tybout and Taeho Bark
- 102: Effects of the multifibre arrangement on developing countries: a survey

- Junichi Goto
- 101: Measuring the impact of minimum wage policies on the economy

- Luis Riveros and Ricardo Paredes
- 100: Public infrastructure and private sector profitability and productivity in Mexico

- Anwar Shah
- 99: Trade policies and the debt crisis

- Sam Laird and Julio Nogues
- 98: Diversification in rural Asia

- Agriculture and Rural Development Department
- 97: Export promoting subsidies and what to do about them

- Richard H. Snape
- 96: The private sector and family planning in developing countries

- Maureen Lewis and Genevieve Kenney
- 95: International trade and imperfect competition: theory and application to the automobile trade

- Junichi Goto
- 94: The World Bank's population lending and sector review

- George Simmons and Rushikesh Maru
- 93: The effects of education, health, and social security on fertility in developing countries

- Susan H. Cochrane
- 92: A model of cocoa replanting and new planting in Bahia, Brazil, 1966-85

- Pravin Trivedi
- 91: Israel's stabilization program

- Nissan Liviatan
- 90: A framework for the analysis of mineral tax policy in sub-Saharan Africa

- Robert F. Conrad and Zmarak M. Shalizi
- 89: Export quota allocations, export earnings and market diversifications

- Taeho Bark and Jaime de Melo
- 88: Costs, payments and incentives in family planning programs

- John A. Ross and Stephen L. Isaacs
- 87: Vocational and technical education in Peru

- Peter Moock and Rosemary Bellew
- 86: External balance, fiscal policy, and growth in Turkey

- Ritu Anand, Ajay Chhibber and Sweder van Wijnbergen
- 85: Wage responsiveness and labor market disequilibrium

- Ramon Lopez and Luis Riveros
- 84: Black markets for foreign exchange, real exchange rates, and inflation: overnight versus gradual reform in sub-Saharan Africa

- Brian Pinto
- 83: Welfare costs of U.S. quotas on textiles, steel, and autos

- Jaime de Melo and David Tarr
- 82: Microeconomic theory of the household and nutrition programs

- Dov Chernichovsky and Linda Zangwill
- 81: Reaching people at the periphery - Can the World Bank's population, health and nutrition operations do better?

- Richard Heaver
- 80: Emerging issues of privatization and the public sector

- Samuel Paul
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