The Review of economics and statistics

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  Año 2000, Vol. 82, Número 3

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    Local labor markets and welfare spells: Do demand conditions matter?

    pág. 351

    
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    Putting things in order: Trade dynamics and product cycles

    pág. 369

    
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    Correlations between neighboring children in their subsequent educational attainment

    pág. 383

    
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    Examining the link between teacher wages and student outcomes: The importance of alternative labor market opportunities and non-pecuniary variation

    pág. 393

    
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    The effects of high school athletic participation on education and labor market outcomes

    pág. 409

    
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    Competition within a cartel: League conduct and team conduct in the market for baseball player services

    pág. 422

    
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    Can permanent-income theory explain cross-sectional consumption patterns?

    pág. 431

    
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    Private values of risk tradeoffs at superfund sites: Housing market evidence on learning about risk

    pág. 439

    
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    Decisions to Replace Consumer Durables Goods: An Econometric Application of Wiener and Renewal Processes

    pág. 452

    
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    Measuring Poverty Using Qualitative Perceptions of Consumption Adequacy

    pág. 462

    
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    The intergenerational transmission of welfare receipt: A nonparametric bounds analysis

    pág. 472

    
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    Hospital cost function in a non-market health care system

    pág. 489

    
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    Competition and pricing in the credit card market

    pág. 499

    
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    Market power and inflation

    pág. 509

    
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    Is all public capital created equal?

    A.M. Pereira

    pág. 513