Applied economics letters

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  Año 2006, Número 6

  • Measuring efficiency in allocating inputs among outputs with DEA

    Darold T. Barnum, John M. Gleason

    págs. 333-336

    

  • Some notes on informational coalition in a vertical market structure

    Takaaki Aoki

    págs. 337-340

    

  • Crime and community heterogeneity: race, ethnicity, and religion

    Roy M. Howsen, Michelle W. Trawick

    págs. 341-345

    

  • Exports, foreign direct investment, and productivity: evidence from German firm level data

    Joachim Wagner

    págs. 347-349

    

  • Estimates of learning by watching and endogenous technical progress in six OECD countries

    Michael P. Shields, Lawrence P. Brunner

    págs. 351-354

    

  • Adapting a nonparametric pooling test for use in panel cointegration models

    Charles B. Moss, Ashok K. Mishra

    págs. 355-357

    

  • Does contract enforcement matter for international lending?

    Wasseem Mina

    págs. 359-364

    

  • A note on commodity price aggregation bias without separability

    Richard E. Just, Camilo Sarmiento

    págs. 365-368

    

  • Detecting neglected parameter heterogeneity with Chow tests

    Joachim Zietz

    págs. 369-374

    

  • A model for the use of the electronic purse

    Zouhaïer M'Chirgui

    págs. 375-378

    

  • New evidence of the validity of purchasing power parity from Jordan

    Naser I. Abumustafa

    págs. 379-383

    

  • Does distance matter for determining regional income in the European Union? An approach through the market potential concept

    Jesús López-Rodríguez, José Andrés Faíña

    págs. 385-390

    

  • Price and output risk: empirical analysis

    Moawia Alghalith

    págs. 391-393

    

  • Testing the representative agent assumption: the distribution of parameters in a large-scale model of the EU 1972¿1998

    Sebastian A. de-Ramon, Terry Barker

    págs. 395-398

    

  • Erratum

    págs. 399-400