The Review of economics and statistics
Is consumption too smooth?: Long memory and the Deaton paradox
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On the frequency of large stock returns: Putting booms and busts into perspective
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Undocumented immigration and unemployment of U.S. youth and minority workers: Econometric evidence
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The dynamics of uncertainty or the uncertainty of dynamics: Stochastic J-curves
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Lorenz dominance and welfare: Changes in the U.S. distribution of income, 1967-1986
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Demand uncertainty and the capital-labor ratio: Evidence from the U.S. manufacturing sector
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The market for safety regulation and the effect of regulation on fatalities: The case of motorcycle helmet laws
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Does analysis matter?: Economics and planning in the department of the interior
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External adjustments and exchange rate flexibility: Some evidence from U.S. data
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