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Publikováno v:
Applied Economics. 37:705-711
Historians maintain that an increase in taxation of the peasant farmers, government corruption and misuse of its revenue by the ruling class led to a weakening of the Roman Empire that culminated in its western demise in the fifth century. But it was
Publikováno v:
Applied Economics. 34:2135-2141
A simultaneous equations framework is used to study the relationship between structure, conduct and performance in US manufacturing in the 1980s and 1990s. The paper expands on earlier structure-conduct-performance studies by using a lag structure to
Publikováno v:
Applied Economics. 33:863-869
This paper examines the relationship between consumer confidence and the Rational Expectations Permanent Income Hypothesis in the USA and compares the results with those obtained for the UK. The study expands previous analysis by defining consumption
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International Economic Journal. 15:21-40
Publikováno v:
Applied Economics. 31:857-864
We test the hypothesis that variations in industry price-cost margins (PCM) performance are explained by sellers' various structure and conduct variables such as sellers' concentration (i.e., HHI for value added), capital-output ratio, barrier to ent
Publikováno v:
Journal of Macroeconomics. 21:563-576
We estimate an aggregate production frontier using time-series data for the private U.S. economy and show that estimated technical inefficiency is negatively correlated with the stock of public capital, or infrastructure. We then estimate a productio
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International Migration. 35:37-58
While a generalized utility maximization approach to migration decision-making is not innovative, the principal extensions of this paper involve the search for an instrument capable of measuring changes in utility levels consistent with all preferenc
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Applied Economics. 29:239-249
Tests for two key elements of the hedonic model of price determination for differentiated goods are proposed when cross-sectional, time series data are available. First, the hedonic hypothesis, that price is determined by sellers' and buyers' valuati
Publikováno v:
Public Choice. 92:317-335
While the antitrust laws claim to serve the public interest, they are as susceptible to the influence of special-interest groups as are any public policies. This paper extends the empirical literature regarding the special-interest theory of antitrus
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Applied Economics. 28:773-777
The performance of prices and output is explored for the period 1904-1925, the 11 years before and after passage of the Clayton and Federal Trade Commission Acts (hereinafter Clayton-FTC Acts) in the USA in 1914, and compared with performance for 189