The Review of economics and statistics

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  Año 1987, Vol. 69, Número 1

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    The comparative advantage of educated workers in implementing new technology

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    A dynamic analysis of the adoption of a new technology: The case of optical scanners

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    Factor intensity and site geology as determinants of returns to scale in coal mining

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    The price effects of increased competition in auction markets

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    A model of educational investment decisions

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    The estimation of wage gains and welfare gains in self-selection models

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    Are free agents perspicacious peregrinators?

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    The time price of medical care

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    Acquisition targets and motives: The case of the banking industry

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    The effect of reductions in concentration on income distribution

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    Indices of household welfare and the value of leisure time

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    Pooling international consumption data

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    The sub-Gaussian distribution of currency futures: Stable paretian or nonstationary?

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    An evaluation of the forecast performance of alternative models of inflation

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    A dual approach to measuring the nearness of near-monies

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    Discriminating between autocorrelation and misspecification in regression analysis: An alternative test strategy

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    Testing short-run neutrality: International evidence

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    Anticipated nominal demand shocks and the speed of aggregate price adjustment

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    Unanticipated money growth, interest rate volatility, and unemployment in the United States

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    Determinants of direct foreign investment

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    Does concessionary aid lead to higher investment rates in low-income countries?

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    Consistency tests of alternative measures of comparative advantage

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    The empirical interrelationships among the Mundell and Darby hypotheses and expected stock market returns

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    A note on the impact of auto insurance rate regulation

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    Tying requirements in markets with many sellers: The contact lens industry

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    Sheepskin effects in the returns to education

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    Estimating hedonic demand parameters with single market data: The problems caused by unobserved tastes

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    The distribution of income in the United States in 1798: Estimated based on the Federal Housing Inventory

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