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1999

79 A Neophyte's Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Use of Classroom Experiments and Simulations in Introctory Economics
by King, H.

1998

78 The Rank and Model Specification of Demand Systems : An Empirical Analysis Using United States Microdata
by Nicol, C.J.
77 Estimation of Inequality Indices using Parametric Lorenz Curves
by Rongve, I.

1997

76 The Moral Rights of Artists: Droit Moral ou Droit Pecuniaire?
by Rushton, M.

1996

765 A Prescription for Healthy TVE Growth in China
by Jones, M-E & Mood, M-S
74 The Informational Content of Linear Standard of Living Indices
by Jones, M-E & Rongve, I-W
72 Poverty Experience of Canadian Single Parent Families : 1982-1992
by Rongve, I
71 Intertemporal Revenue-Smoothing in the Postwar United States and Canada
by Akhand, H-A & Marshall, J-B
70 Much Ado About Nothing? Demographic Bulges, the Productivity Puzzle and CCP Reform
by Emery, H. & Rongve, I.
67 Effective federal Individual Income tax Functions: A Further Exploration
by Akhand, H.A.
66 On Income Tax Functions: An Application of Robust, Regression-Based Diagnostics to Models of Conditional Means
by Akhand, H.A.

1995

56 Model Specification Issues in Consumer Demand Systems Using United States Microdata
by Nicol, C.J.
55 On Income Tax Functions: An Application of Robust, Regression-Based Diagnostics to Conditional Means
by Akhand, H.A.
54 Statistical Inference for Poverty Indices with Fixed Poverty Lines
by Rongve, I.
53 The Effect of Labour Supply on Comodity Demands: Some Canadian Evidence
by Nicol, C.J. & Nakamura, A.
47 Central Bank Independence, growth, and Investment: A Sensitivity Analysis
by Akhand, H.A.

1994

51 Estimation and Inference for Normative Inquelity Indices
by Rongve, I. & Beach, C.

1992

39 Household Equivalence Scales and Demand Elasticities: A Further Examination of Exact Aggregation, Homogeneity and Symmetry
by Nicol, C.J.

1991

38 Tax Policy and Business Investment: What Have we Learned in the Past Dozen Years?
by Rushton, M.
36 Household Equivalence Scales without Exact Aggregation
by Nicol, C.J.

1990

34 OPe Multivariate Flexible Accelerator Model of Input Demand: Estimates with Canadian Manufacturing Data. An Inequality Index without Exact Aggregation
by Nicol, C.J.
33 The Multivariate Flexible Accelerator Model of Input Demand: Estimates with Canadian Manufacturing Data
by Rushton, M.
32 The Linear Quadratic Model of Dynamic Input Demand: Estimates with Canadian Manufacturing Data
by Rushton, M.
31 Regional Wages and Quality of Life in Canada: A Hedonic Approach
by King, H.B.
29 Household Equivalence Scales without Exact Aggregation
by Nicol, C.J.
28 The Effect of Expenditure Aggregation on Hypothesis Tests in Consumer Demand Systems
by Nicol, C.J.

1988

30 Pre-operative Saskatchewan Hospital Patient Days: an Economic Waste?
by Alexander, J.A. & Boan, J.A.
23 An Alternative Model Of Aggregate Consumer Behaviour
by Nicol, C.J.
22 A Reinterpretation Of The Almost Ideal Demand System
by Nicol, C.J.

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