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Author(s)
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Title
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| 2009-06 |
Deepankar Basu |
Son
Preference, Sex Selection
and the Problem of Missing
Women in India |
| 2009-05 |
Sung-Ha Hwang |
Larger
Groups May Alleviate
Collective Action Problems |
| 2009-04 |
Sung-Ha Hwang |
Contest Success Functions:
Theory and Evidence |
| 2009-03 |
Soon Ryoo |
Long
Waves and Short Cycles in a
Model of Endogenous
Financial Fragility |
| 2009-02 |
Arslan Razmi |
Bretton Woods II and the
Emerging Economies: Lazarus,
Phoenix, or Humpty Dumpty? |
| 2009-01 |
Bill Gibson |
The
Structuralist Growth Model |
| 2008-16 |
Michael Ash and James K.
Boyce |
Measuring Corporate
Environmental Justice
Performance |
| 2008-15 |
James Crotty and Gerald
Epstein |
Proposals for Effectively
Regulating the U.S.
Financial System to Avoid
Yet Another Meltdown |
| 2008-14 |
James Crotty |
Structural Causes of the
Global Financial Crisis: A
Critical Assessment of the
'New Financial Architecture' |
| 2008-13 |
Sung-Ha Hwang and Samuel
Bowles |
Is
Altruism Bad for
Cooperation? |
| 2008-12 |
Peter Skott |
Growth, Instability and
Cycles: Harrodian and
Kaleckian Models of
Accumulation and Income
Distribution |
| 2008-11 |
Peter Skott |
Theoretical and Empirical
Shortcomings of the
Kaleckian Investment
Function |
| 2008-10 |
Arslan Razmi |
Must
Improved Labor Standards
Hurt Accumulation in an Open
Developing Economy? A
Structuralist Analysis of
the Cambodian Case |
| 2008-09 |
Arslan Razmi |
Is the
Chinese Investment- and
Export-Led Growth Model
Sustainable? Some
Rising Concerns |
| 2008-08 |
Mina Baliamoune-Lutz and
Leonce Ndikumana |
Corruption and Growth:
Exploring the Investment
Channel |
| 2008-07 |
Woojin Lee |
Bandwagon, Underdog, and
Political Competition: The
Uni-dimensional Case |
| 2008-06 |
Samuel Bowles and Sung-Ha
Hwang |
Social
Preferences and Public
Economics: Mechanism Design
When Social Preferences
Depend on Incentives |
| 2008-05 |
Soon Ryoo and Peter Skott |
Financialization in
Kaleckian Economies With and
Without Labor Constraints |
| 2008-04 |
Alex Coram |
Social
Choice and Information: A Note on the
Calculus of Mappings from Utility
Spaces |
| 2008-03 |
Bill Gibson |
Keynesian and Neoclassical
Closures in an Agent-Based
Context |
| 2008-02 |
Bill Gibson |
The
Current Macroeconomic Crisis |
| 2008-01 |
Alex Coram |
The
Dynamics of Resource
Spending in a Competition
Between Political Parties:
General Notes on the Red
Queen Effect |
| 2007-13 |
Leonce Ndikumana and Sher
Verick |
The
Linkages between FDI and
Domestic Investment:
Unravelling the Development
Impact of Foreign Investment |
| 2007-12 |
Adam Elhiraika and Leonce
Ndikumana |
Reserves Accumulation in
African Countries: Sources,
Motivations, and Effects |
| 2007-11 |
Frederick Guy and Peter
Skott |
Information and
Communications Technologies,
Coordination and Control,
and the Distribution of
Income |
| 2007-10 |
Bill Gibson |
A
Multi-Agent Systems Approach
to Microeconomic Foundations
of Macro |
| 2007-09 |
James K. Boyce |
Public
Finance, Aid and
Post-Conflict Recovery |
| 2007-08 |
Peter Skott and Soon Ryoo |
Macroeconomic Implications
of Financialization |
| 2007-07 |
Stephen Resnick and Richard
Wolff |
The
Class Analysis of Households
Extended: Children,
Fathers, and Family Budgets |
| 2007-06 |
Arslan Razmi |
Integration,
Informalization, and Income
Inequality in Developing
Countries: Some General
Equilibrium Explorations in
Light of Accumulating
Evidence |
| 2007-05 |
Mina Baliamoune-Lutz and
Leonce Ndikumana |
The
Growth Effects of Openness
to Trade and the Role of
Institutions: New
Evidence from African
Countries |
| 2007-04 |
Samuel Bowles |
Social
Preferences and Public
Economics: Are Good
Laws a Substitute for Good
Citizens? |
| 2007-03 |
Samuel Bowles and Herbert
Gintis |
Power |
| 2007-02 |
Frederick Guy and Peter
Skott |
Power,
Productivity and Profits |
| 2007-01 |
James Heintz and Fabian
Slonimczyk |
Beyond
Dualism: Multisegmented
Labor Markets in Ghana |
| 2006-09 |
Alex Coram |
Social
Choice with a Continuous
Ordering Function |
| 2006-08 |
Alex Coram and Lyle Noakes |
Relative Advantage, Queue
Jumping, and Welfare
Maximizing Wealth
Distribution |
| 2006-07 |
Alex Coram |
An
Asymmetric Dynamic Struggle
Between Pirates and
Producers |
| 2006-06 |
Sanjiv Gupta and Michael Ash |
Whose
Money, Whose Time? A
Nonparametric Approach to
Modeling Time Spent on
Housework |
| 2006-05 |
Arslan Razmi |
Pursuing Manufacturing-Based
Export-Led Growth: Are
Developing Countries
Increasingly Crowding Each
Other Out? |
| 2006-04
|
Takeshi Nakatani and Peter
Skott
|
Japanese
Growth and Stagnation: A
Keynesian Perspective
|
| 2006-03
|
Arslan Razmi
|
Aspects
of Informalization and Income
Distribution in Developing
Countries: A Modified
Specific Factors Approach
|
| 2006-02
|
Samuel Bowles and Rajiv
Sethi
|
Social
Segregation and the Dynamics
of Group Inequality
|
| 2006-01
|
Carol E. Heim
|
Border
Wars: Tax Revenues,
Annexation, and Urban Growth
in Phoenix
|
| 2005-18
|
Robert A. Blecker and Arslan
Razmi
|
Price
Competition and the Fallacy of
Composition in
Developing Country Exports
of Manufactures: Estimates
of Short-Run Growth Effects
|
| 2005-17
|
Frederick Guy and Peter
Skott
|
Power-Biased
Technological Change and the
Rise in Earnings Inequality
|
| 2005-16
|
Donald Katzner and Mikhail
J. Nikomarvo
|
Exercises
in Futility: Post-War
Automobile-Trade
Negotiations between Japan
and the United States
|
| 2005-15
|
Woojin Lee, John Roemer and
Karine van der Straeten
|
Racism,
Xenophobia, and
Redistribution
|
| 2005-14
|
Leonce Ndikumana
|
Can
Macroeconomic Policy
Stimulate Private Investment
in South Africa? New
Insights from Aggregate and
Manufacturing Sector-Level
Evidence
|
| 2005-13
|
Leonce Ndikumana
|
Distributional
Conflict, the State, and
Peace Building in Burundi
|
| 2005-12
|
Toichiro Asada, Peter
Flaschel and Peter Skott
|
Prosperity
and Stagnation in Capitalist
Economies
|
| 2005-11
|
Amitava Krishna Dutt and
Peter Skott
|
Keynesian
Theory and the AD-AS
Framework: A Reconsideration
|
| 2005-10
|
Yongjin Park
|
The Second Paycheck to Keep Up With the
Joneses: Relative Income
Concerns and Labor Market
Decisions of Married Women
|
| 2005-09
|
Arslan Razmi
|
The
Contractionary Short-Run
Effects Nominal Devaluation in
Developing Countries: Some
Neglected Nuances
|
| 2005-08
|
Woojin Lee and John Roemer
|
Values
and Politics in the US: An
Equilibrium Analysis of the
2004 Election
|
| 2005-07
|
Donald W. Katzner
|
Cultural
Variation in the Theory of
the Firm
|
| 2005-06
|
Peter Skott
|
Wage
Inequality and Overeducation
in a Model with Efficiency
Wages
|
| 2005-05
|
Arslan Razmi
|
Balance
of Payments Constrained
Growth Model: The Case of
India
|
| 2005-04
|
David Kotz
|
The
Role of the State in
Economic Transformation:
Comparing the Transition
Experiences of Russia and
China
(revised version)
|
| 2005-03
|
Arslan Razmi
|
The
Effects of Export-Oriented,
FDI-Friendly Policies on the
Balance of Payments in a
Developing Economy: A
General Equilibrium
Investigation
|
| 2005-02
|
Arslan Razmi and Robert
Blecker
|
Developing Country Exports
of Manufactures: Moving Up
the Ladder to Escape the
Fallacy of Composition?
|
| 2005-01
|
Woojin Lee
|
Free to
Move: Migration, Tax
Competition and
Redistribution
|
| 2004-15
|
Samuel Bowles and Arjun
Jayadev
|
Guard
Labor: An Essay in Honor of
Pranab Bardhan
|
| 2004-14
|
Samuel Bowles and Yongjin
Park
|
Emulation,
Inequality and Work Hours:
Was Thorsten Veblen Right?
|
| 2004-13
|
Michael A. Ash and M.V. Lee
Badgett
|
Separate
and Unequal: The Effect of
Unequal Access to
Employment-Based Health
Insurance on Gay, Lesbian,
and Bisexual People
|
| 2004-12
|
Manfred J. Holler and Peter
Skott
|
Election
campaigns, agenda setting
and electoral outcomes
|
| 2004-11
|
Peter Flaschel and Peter Skott
|
Steindlian models of growth and
stagnation
|
| 2004-10
|
Donald W. Katzner
|
The Current Non-Status of General Equilibrium Theory
|
| 2004-9
|
Peter Skott
|
Mythical Ages and Methodological Strictures – Joan
Robinson’s Contributions to the Theory of Economic Growth
|
| 2004-8
|
Carmen Diana Deere,
Rosa Luz Duran, Merrilee
Mardon, Tom Masterson
|
Female Land Rights and Rural Household Incomes in
Brazil, Paraguay and Peru
|
| 2004-7
|
Richard D. Wolff
|
Ideological State Apparatuses,
Consumerism, and U.S. Capitalism: Lessons for the Left
|
| 2004-6
|
Nancy Folbre, Jayoung Yoon,
Kade Finnoff, Allison Sidle
Fuligni
|
By What Measure? Family Time
Devoted to Children in the U.S.
|
| 2004-5
|
James K. Boyce
|
Aid, Conditionality, and War
Economies
|
| 2004-4
|
Peter Skott
|
Fairness as a Source of Hysteresis
in Employment and Relative Wages
|
| 2004-3
|
Peter Skott and Paul Auerbach
|
Wage Inequality and Skill
Asymmetries
|
| 2004-2
|
Donald W. Katzner and Peter Skott
|
Economic Explanation, Ordinality
and the Adequacy of Analytic Specification
|
| 2004-1
|
James K. Boyce
|
Green and Brown? Globalization and
the Environment
|
| 2003-01
|
Leonce Ndikumana
|
Financial Development, Financial Structure, and Domestic Investment: International Evidence
|
| 2002-2
|
Leonce Ndikumana & James K. Boyce
|
Public Debts and Private Assets: Explaining Capital Flight from Sub-Saharan African Countries
|
| 2002-1
|
Margaret C. Levenstein & Valerie Y. Suslow
|
What Determines Cartel Success?
|
| 2001-1
|
Simon J. Everett, Margaret C. Levenstein, Valerie Y. Suslow
|
International Cartel Enforcement: Lessons from the 1990s
|
| 2000-8
|
Julian R. Betts & Robert M. Costrell
|
Incentives and Equity Under Standards-Based Reform
|
| 2000-7
|
Samuel Bowles, Herbert Gintis & Melissa Osborne
|
The Determinants of Earnings: Skills, Preferences, and Schooling
|
| 2000-6
|
Samuel Bowles & Herbert Gintis
|
Optimal Parochialism: The Dynamics of Trust and Exclusion in Networks
|
| 2000-5
|
Samuel Bowles & Herbert Gintis
|
The Evolution of Strong Reciprocity
|
| 2000-4
|
Samuel Bowles & Herbert Gintis
|
Walrasian Economics in Retrospect
|
| 2000-3
|
Samuel Bowles & Herbert Gintis
|
Risk Aversion, Insurance, and the Efficiency-Equality Tradeoff
|
| 2000-2
|
Herbert Gintis
|
Strong Reciprocity and Human Sociality
|
| 2000-1
|
James K. Boyce and
Leonce Ndikumana
|
Is Africa a Net Creditor? New Estimates of Capital Flight from Severely Indebted Sub-Saharan African Countries, 1970-1996.
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