American economic review

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  Año 1994, Vol. 84, Número 4

  • The impact of global warming on agriculture: A Ricardian analysis

    William D. Nordhaus, Robert Mendelsohn

    págs. 753-769

    

  • Minimum wages and employment: A case study of the fast-food industry in New Jersey and Pennsylvania

    Alan B. Krueger, David Card

    págs. 772-793

    

  • Measuring permanent responses to capital-gains tax changes in panel data

    Leonard E. Burman, William C. Randolphs

    págs. 794-809

    

  • Is the Glass-Steagall Act justified? A study of the U.S. experience with universal banking before

    Raghuram G. Rajan, Randall S. Kroszner

    págs. 810-832

    

  • Protection for sale

    Gene M. Grossman, Elhanan Helpman

    págs. 833-850

    

  • North-South trade and the global environment

    Graciela Chichilnisky

    págs. 851-874

    

  • Flexible manufacturing and market structure

    B. Curtis Eaton, Nicolas Schmitt

    págs. 875-888

    

  • The intensity and timing of investment: The case of land

    Yuming Li, Dennis Capozza

    págs. 889-904

    

  • Aggregation and simple dynamics

    Arthur Lewbel

    págs. 905-918

    

  • The existence of Pareto-superior price limits

    Laura E. Kodres, Daniel P. O'Brien

    págs. 919-932

    

  • Limited market participation and volatility of asset prices

    Douglas Gale, Franklin Allen

    págs. 933-955

    

  • A simple model of educational standards

    Robert M. Costrell

    págs. 956-991

    

  • The firm as an incentive system

    Bengt Holmstrom, Paul Milgrom

    págs. 972-991

    

  • Jumping the gun: Imperfections and institutions related to the timing of market transactions

    Alvin E. Roth, Xiaolin Xing

    págs. 992-1044

    

  • Labor-market dynamics when unemployment is a worker discipline device

    Miles S. Kimball

    págs. 1045-1059

    

  • Financial market imperfections, firm leverage, and the cyclicality of employment

    Steven E. Sharpe

    págs. 1060-1074

    

  • Customer- and supplier-driven externalities

    Ricardo J. Caballero, Eric J. Bartelsman

    págs. 1075-1084

    

  • Environmental levies and distortionary taxation

    Ruud A. de Mooij, A. Lans Bovenberg

    págs. 1085-1089

    

  • An empirical test of the infant industry argument: Comment

    Ann E. Harrison

    págs. 1090-1095

    

  • An empirical test of the infant industry argument: Reply

    Anne O. Krueger, Baran Tuncer

    pág. 1096

    

  • The behavior of U.S. tariff rates: Comment

    Perry Sadorsky

    págs. 1097-1103

    

  • Examining risk preferences under high monetary incentives: Comment

    Guido Ortona

    pág. 1104

    

  • Examining risk preferences under high monetary incentives: Reply

    Mohamed Shehata, Steven J. Kachelmeier

    págs. 1105-1106

    

  • A note on competitive investment under uncertainty: Comment

    Plutarchos Sakellaris

    págs. 1107-1112