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152: Regulatory Rigidity: Causes, Consequences and Implications for Public Policy in Developing Countries

Ralph Bradburd

151: Zimbabwe's New Entrepreneurs: An Emerging Success Story?

B. Levy and Ralph Bradburd

150: Effects of Adjustment Programs on Poverty and Autonomy: Chile, Mexico, and Peru

J. Sheahan

149: Domestic Violence as a Bargainig Instrument in Rural India

Francis Bloch and Vijayendra Rao

148: Inequality, Saving and Growth

Nancy Birdsall, T.C. Pinckney and R.H. Sabot

144: Developing Countries and the Net Welfare Cost of a Global Carbon Tax

W.K. Jaeger

143: Wife-Beating in a Rural South Indian Community

Vijayendra Rao

142: Inequality and Growth Reconsidered

D. Ross, R. Sabot and Nancy Birdsall

141: The Returns to endogenous Human Capital in Pakistan's Rural Wage Labour Market

Jere Behrman, D. Ross, R. Sabot and Harold Alderman

140: Improving the Quality versus Increasing the Quantity of Schooling

Jere Behrman, D. Ross, R. Sabot and M. Tropp

139: Total Factor Productivity Growth

H.J. Bruton

138: Structural Adjustment Policies and Economic Performance of African Countries

N.H.I. Lipumba

137: Smallholder Wood Productionand Population Pressure in East Africa: Evidence of an Environmental Kuznets Curve?

S.H. Patel, T.C. Pinckney and W.K. Jaeger

136a: Asian Lessons for African Development

H.J. Bruton

136: Peru's Return Toward an Open Economy: Macroeconomic Complications and Structural Questions

J. Sheahan

134: Where Does Brazil Fit? Brazilian Schooling Investments in an International Perspective

J.R. Bahrman and R. Schneider

133: Human Capital: An International Perspective on Bolivian Performance abd Policy Options

J.R. Bahrman

132: Do the More Wealthy Save Less?

J.R. Bahrman and C. Sussangkarn

131: Framework for Analysis of Female Paid Labor; Supply in Islamic Emena Countries

J.R. Bahrman and Robert Moffitt

130: Thai Schooling Investments in an International Pespective

J.R. Bahrman and R. Schneider

129: Investing in Female Education for Development: Women Development Strategy for the 1990's in Asia and the Near East

J.R. Bahrman

128: Marriage Market, Labor Market and Unobserved Human Capital: An Empirical Exploration for South-Central India

J.R. Bahrman, Nancy Birdsall and Anil Deolalikar

127: Bolivian Schooling Investments in an International Perspective: Where Does Bolivia Fit?

J.R. Bahrman and R. Schneider

125: A Precautionary Demand for Savings and Tests of the Permanent Income Hypothesis in Botswana

C.B. Hill

124: Prospective Morbidity Patterns in a Developing Country: Demographic and Socioeconomic Factors in Thailand, 1885-2010

Jere Behrman and M. Phananiramai

123: The Causes of Africa's Food Crisis

W.K. Jaeger

119: REDUCING POVERTY IN LATIN AMERICA: MARKETS, DEMOCRACY, AND SOCIAL CHANGE

J. Sheahan

117: THE MULTIPLE EFFECTS OF PROCUREMENT PRICE ON PRODUCTION AND PROCUREMENT OF WHEAT IN PAKISTAN

T.C. Pinckney

116: PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT

H.J. Bruton

115: INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS AND THE STRUCTURE OF PROTECTION IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: SOME EVIDENCE FROM BRAZIL

B. Levy

114: EXPORT TRADERS, MARKET DEVELOPMENT, AND INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION

B. Levy

113: WHY DOES THE SOVIET ECONOMY APPEAR TO BE ALLOCATIVELY EFFICIENT?

R.S. Whitesell

112: TRANSACTIONS COSTS, THE SIZE OF FIRMS AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY LESSONS FROM A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY OF THE FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY IN KOREA AND TAIWAN

B. Levy

111: THE UNITED STATES AND THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IN THE 1990S

H.J. Bruton

110: KOREAN AND TAIWANESE FIRMS AS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITORS: THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

B. Levy

109: ESTIMATION OF OUTPUT LOSS FROM ALLOCATIVE INEFFICIENCY: COMPARISON OF THE SOVIET UNION AND THE U.S

R. Whitesell and Humberto Barreto

108: LEWIS THROUGH A LOOKING GLASS: PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYMENT, RENT-SEEKING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

John Knight and R.H. Sabot