2002, Vol.27, No.2

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  CREDIT RATIONING IN RURAL INDIA

  RANJULA BALI SWAIN | 2002, 27(2) | pp.1~20 |

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• 2.

  TRADE-INDUCED TECHNOLOGY SPILLOVER AND ADOPTION: A QUANTITATIVE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM APPLICATION

  GOURANGA GOPAL DAS | | 2002, 27(2) | pp.21~44 |

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  THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPORTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES: A MULTIVARIATE THRESHOLD AUTOREGRESSIVE APPROACH

  CHIEN-HUI LEE AND BWO-NUNG HUANG | 2002, 27(2) | pp.45~68 |

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• 4.

  WHO IS BENEFITING THE MOST FROM NAFTA?AN INTERVENTION TIME SERIES ANALYSIS

  ROCK-ANTOINE MEHANNA AND HANNARONG SHAMSUB | 2002, 27(2) | pp.69~80 |

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  PRODUCTIVITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH:AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF FDITO THE CHINESE ECONOMY

  ZHAO YONG ZHANG | 2002, 27(2) | pp.81~94 |

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  SECTORAL FACTOR REALLOCATION AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH: RECENT TRENDS IN THE CHINESE ECONOMY

  DING LU | 2002, 27(2) | pp.95~112 |

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• 7.

  FINANCIAL DEREGULATION AND VOLATILITY IN EMERGING EQUITY MARKETS

  WILLIAM MILES | 2002, 27(2) | pp.113~126 |

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• 8.

  NOMINAL AND REAL EXCHANGE RATES AND PURCHASING POWER PARITY DURING THE GUATEMALAN FLOAT, 1897-1922

  THOMAS E. SCHWEIGERT | 2002, 27(2) | pp.127~142 |

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• 9.

  PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRIVATE OUTPUT: AN APPLICATION TO GREECE

  E. C. MAMATZAKIS | 2002, 27(2) | pp.143~160 |

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• 10.

  A NOTE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CORRUPTION AND GOVERNMENT REVENUE

  JIN YOUNG HWANG | 2002, 27(2) | pp.161~177 |

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