The Review of economics and statistics

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  Año 2000, Vol. 82, Número 4

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    The emergence of crack cocaine and the rise in urban crime rates

    pág. 519

    
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    Inequality and crime

    pág. 530

    
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    The generalized dynamic-factor model: Identification and estimation

    pág. 540

    
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    Intranational home bias in trade

    pág. 555

    
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    Wage inequality, collective bargaining, and relative employment from 1985 to 1994: Evidence from fifteen OECD countries

    pág. 564

    
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    Shifts in relative U.S. Wages: The role of trade, technology, and factor endowments

    pág. 580

    
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    The decline in demand for unskilled labor: An empirical analysis method and its application to France

    pág. 596

    
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    Canadian manufacturing, U.S. R&D spillovers, and communication infrastructure

    pág. 608

    
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    Heterogeneous preferences regarding global climate change

    pág. 616

    
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    The impact of self-service bans in the retail gasoline market

    pág. 625

    
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    Optimal mix of penalties in a principal-agent model under different institutional arrangements

    pág. 634

    
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    Estimating short-run persistence in mutual fund performance

    pág. 646

    
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    Using indirect inference to solve the initial-conditions problem

    pág. 656

    
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    Multistate Models for Clustered Duration Data—an Application to Workplace Effects on Individual Sickness Absenteeism

    pág. 668

    
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    Bayesian estimation and smoothing of the baseline hazard in discrete time duration models

    pág. 685