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- 1807: The ghost of financing gap: how the Harrod-Domar growth model still haunts development economics

- William Easterly
- 1806: An international statistical survey of government employment and wages

- Salvatore Schiavo-Campo, Giulio de Tommaso and Mukh
- 1805: Regional economic integration and agricultural trade

- Junichi Goto
- 1804: Financial sector adjustment lending: a mid-course analysis

- Robert Cull
- 1803: Field adjustments in transition economies: social transfers and the efficiency of public spending - a comparison with OECD countries

- Barbara Fakin and Alain de Crombrugghe
- 1802: Are there synergies between World Bank partial credit guarantees and private lending?

- Harry Huizinga
- 1801: Regional integration as diplomacy

- Maurice Schiff and L. Winters
- 1800: Single-equation estimation of the equilibrium real exchange rate

- John Baffes, Ibrahim A. Elbadawi and Stephen O'Connell
- 1799: More for the poor is less for the poor: the politics of targeting

- Jonah Gelbach and Lant Pritchett
- 1798: Poor areas, or only poor people?

- Martin Ravallion and Quentin Wodon
- 1797: Formal and informal regulation of industrial pollution: comparative evidence from Indonesia and the United States

- Sheoli Pargal, Hemamala Hettige, Manjula Singh and David Wheeler
- 1796: Cents and sociability: household income and social capital in rural Tanzania

- Deepa Narayan and Lant Pritchett
- 1795: What educational production functions really show: a positive theory of education spending

- Lant Pritchett and Deon Filmer
- 1794: Ownership structure, corporate governance, and corporate performance: the case of Chinese stock companies

- Xiaonian Xu and Yan Wang
- 1793: Wage and pension pressure on the Polish budget

- Alain de Crombrugghe
- 1792: Tradeoffs from hedging oil pricerisk in Ecuador

- Sudhakar Satyanarayan and Eduardo Somensatto
- 1791: Toward better regulation of private pension funds

- Hemant Shah
- 1790: Interpreting the coefficient of schooling in the human capital earnings function

- Barry Chiswick
- 1789: Competition law in Bulgaria after central planning

- Bernard Hoekman and Simeon Djankov
- 1788: An economic analysis of woodfuel management in the Sahel: the case of Chad

- Kenneth M. Chomitz and Charles Griffiths
- 1787: Trading arrangements and industrial development

- Diego Puga and Anthony Venables
- 1786: The economics of customs unions in the Commonwealth of Independent States

- Constantine Michalopoulos and David Tarr
- 1785: The causes of government and the consequences for growth and well-being

- Simon Commander, Hamid R. Davoodi and Une J. Lee
- 1784: Analyzing the sustainability of fiscal deficitsin developing countries

- John Cuddington
- 1783: Trade policy options for Chile: a quantitative evaluation

- Glenn Harrison, Thomas Rutherford and David Tarr
- 1782: Regional integration and the prices of imports: an empirical investigation

- L. Winters and Won Chang
- 1781: Technology accumulation and diffusion: is there a regional dimension?

- Pier Carlo Padoan
- 1780: High-level rent-seeking and corruption in African regimes: theory and cases

- Jacqueline Coolidge and Susan Rose-Ackerman
- 1779: Water allocation mechanisms: principles and examples

- Ariel Dinar, Mark Rosegrant and Ruth Meinzen-Dick
- 1778: How government policies affect the relationship between Polish and world wheat prices

- Szczepan Figiel, Tom Scott and Panos Varangis
- 1777: Aid, policies, and growth

- Craig Burnside and David Dollar
- 1776: From prices to incomes: agricultural subsidization without protection?

- John Baffes and Jacob Meerman
- 1775: Can high-inequality developing countries escape absolute poverty?

- Martin Ravallion
- 1774: The demand for base money and the sustainability of public debt

- Valeriano F. Garcia
- 1773: The costs and benefits of regulation: implications for developing countries

- J. Luis Guasch and Robert Hahn
- 1772: What drives deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon? Evidence from satellite and socioeconomic data

- Alexander Pfaff
- 1771: Government employment and pay: a global and regional perspective

- Salvatore Schiavo-Campo, Giulio de Tommaso and Amitabha Mukherjee
- 1770: Poverty and social transfers in Hungary

- Christiaan N. Grootaert
- 1769: Information, incentives, and commitment: an empirical analysis of contracts between government and state enterprises

- Mary M. Shirley and Lixin Xu
- 1768: Is there a quantity-quality tradeoff as enrollments increase? Evidence from Tamil Nadu, India

- Duraisamy P, Estelle James, Julia Lane and Jee-Peng Tan
- 1767: Pension reform: is there a tradeoff between efficiency and equity?

- Estelle James
- 1766: New systems for old age security - theory, practice, and empirical evidence

- Estelle James
- 1765: Explaining agricultural and agrarian policies in developing countries

- Hans Binswanger-Mkhize and Klaus Deininger
- 1764: A reversal of fortune for Korean women: explaining the 1983 upward turn in relative earnings

- Yana Rodgers
- 1763: China and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

- Yushu Feng
- 1762: Strategies for pricing publicly provided health services

- Paul J. Gertler and Jeffrey Hammer
- 1761: Bending the rules: discretionary pollution control in China

- Susmita Dasgupta, Mainul Huq and David Wheeler
- 1760: Credibility of rules and economic growth: evidence from a worldwide survey of the private sector

- Aymo Brunnetti, Gregory Kisunko and Beatrice Weder di Mauro
- 1759: Institutional obstacles to doing business: region-by-region results from a worldwide survey of the private sector

- Aymo Brunetti, Gregory Kisunko and Beatrice Weder di Mauro
- 1758: The restructuring of large firms in Slovakia

- Simeon Djankov and Gerhard Pohl
- 1757: Using economic policy to improve environmental protection in Pakistan

- Rashid Faruqee
- 1756: World crude oil resources: evidence from estimating supply functions for 41 countries

- G. C. Watkins and Shane Streifel
- 1755: Survey responses from women workers in Indonesia's textile, garment, and footwear industries

- Mari Pangestu and Medelina K. Hendytio
- 1754: Research on land markets in South Asia: what have we learned?

- Rashid Faruqee and Kevin Carey
- 1753: Can capital markets create incentives for pollution control?

- Paul Lanoie, Benoit Laplante and Maite Roy
- 1752: Ghana's labor market (1987-92)

- R. Sudharshan Canagarajah and Saji Thomas
- 1751: Using tariff indices to evaluate preferential trading arrangements: an application to Chile

- Eric Bond
- 1750: Regional integration and foreign direct investment: a conceptual framework and three cases

- Magnus Blomstrom and Ari Kokko
- 1749: Applying economic analysis to technical assistance projects

- Gary McMahon
- 1748: Has agricultural trade liberalization improved welfare in the least-developed countries? Yes

- Merlinda D. Ingco
- 1747: Protection and trade in services: a survey

- Bernard Hoekman and Carlos A. Primo Braga
- 1746: The role of long term finance: theory and evidence

- Gerard Caprio and Asli Demirguc-Kunt
- 1745: How foreign investment affects host countries

- Magnus Blomstrom and Ari Kokko
- 1744: Moving to greener pastures: multinationals and the pollution-haven hypothesis

- Gunnar Eskeland and Ann Harrison
- 1743: How China's government and state enterprises partitioned property and control rights

- Lixin Xu
- 1742: Transport costs and"natural"integration in Mercosur

- Azita Amjadi and L. Winters
- 1741: Privatization, public investment, and capital income taxation

- Harry Huizinga and Søren Nielsen
- 1740: When is foreign aid policy credible: aid dependence and conditionality

- Jakob Svensson
- 1739: Safe and sound banking in developing countries: we're not in Kansas anymore

- Gerard Caprio
- 1738: Some aspects of poverty in Sri Lanka: 1985-90

- Gaurav Datt and Dileni Gunewardena
- 1737: Ownership and corporate governance: evidence from the Czech Republic

- Stijn Claessens, Simeon Djankov and Gerhard Pohl
- 1736: Creating incentives for private infrastructure companies to become more efficient

- Ian Alexander and Colin Mayer
- 1735: Competition policy and the global trading system: a developing country perspective

- Bernard Hoekman
- 1734: Are markets learning?: behavior in the secondary market for Brady bonds

- Luca Barbone and Lorenzo Forni
- 1733: The usefulness of private and public information for foreign investment decisions

- Ashoka Mody and Yuko Kinoshita
- 1732: Agricultural trade and rural development in the Middle East and North Africa: recent developments and prospects

- Dean A. DeRosa
- 1731: Pension reform, growth, and the labor market in Ukraine

- Michelle Riboud and Hoaquan Chu
- 1730: Have trade policy reforms led to greater openness in developing countries: evidence from readily available trade data

- Shuby Andriamananjara and John Nash
- 1729: Does Mercosur's trade performance raise concerns about the effects of regional trade arrangements?

- Alexander James Yeats
- 1728: Regional labor markets during deregulation in Indonesia: have the Outer Islands been left behind?

- Chris Manning
- 1727: The economics of the informal sector: a simple model and some empirical evidence from Latin America

- Norman Loayza
- 1726: Roads, population pressures, and deforestation in Thailand, 1976-89

- Maureen Cropper, Charles Griffiths and Muthukumara Mani
- 1725: Access to long term debt and effects of firm's performance: lessons from Ecudaor

- Fidel Jaramillo and Fabio Schiantarelli
- 1724: Debt maturity and firm performance: a panel study of Indian companies

- Fabio Schiantarelli and Vivek Srivastava
- 1723: The productivity effects of decentralized reforms - an analysis of the Chinese industrial reforms

- Lixin Xu
- 1722: Uncertainty, instability, and irreversible investment: theory, evidence, and lessons for Africa

- Luis Servén
- 1721: EU (European Union) accession of central and eastern Europe: bridging the income gap

- Luca Barbone and Juan Zalduendo
- 1720: The distribution of foreign direct investment in China

- Harry G. Broadman and Xiaolun Sun
- 1719: Shifting responsibility for social services as enterprises privatize in Belarus

- David Sewell
- 1718: Does environmental regulation matter? Determinants of the location of new manufacturing plants in India in 1994

- Muthukumara Mani, Sheoli Pargal and Mainul Huq
- 1717: Do labor market regulations affect labor earnings in Ecuador?

- Donna MacIsaac and Martin Rama
- 1716: Reforming pensions in Zambia: an analysis of existing schemes and options for reform

- Monika Queisser, Clive Bailey and John Woodall
- 1715: The evolution of poverty and welfare in Nigeria, 1985-92

- Sudharshan Canagarajan, John Ngwafon and Saji Thomas
- 1714: Fiscal federalism in Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Dayton challenge

- William Fox and Christine Wallich
- 1713: Why did Colombian private savings decline in the early 1990s?

- Alejandro Lopez
- 1712: Demand elasticities in international trade: are they really low?

- Shekhar Shah, Deepak Mishra and Arvind Panagariya
- 1711: Issues in comparing poverty trends over time in Cote de'Ivoire

- Jones, Christine*Xiao Ye
- 1710: Why paper mills clean up: determinants of pollution abatement in four Asian countries

- Raymond S. Hartman, Mainul Huq and David R. Wheeler
- 1709: Poverty comparisons with non-compatible data: theory and illustrations

- Jean Lanjouw and Peter Lanjouw
- 1708: Has Latin America's post-reform growth been disappointing?

- William Easterly, Norman Loayza and Peter Montiel
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