1991, Vol.16, No.2

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  Infrastructure, External Diseconomies and Turbulent Economic Growth

  Richard H. Day | 1991, 16(2) | pp.7~24 |

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• 2.

  Industrial Policy for Promoting Automation: An Econometric Analysis of Major Industries in Singapore

  Richard Tay and Chang Zeph Yun | 1991, 16(2) | pp.25~44 |

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• 3.

  A Model of Innovation, Emulation, and the Dynamics of Trade Patterns

  S.N. Sohng | 1991, 16(2) | pp.45~60 |

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• 4.

  Comparative Analysis of Dualistic Growth

  Farhang Niroomand and Edward Nissan | 1991, 16(2) | pp.61~74 |

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• 5.

  Effects of Devaluation on the LDCs Demand for International Reserves

  Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Margaret Malixi | 1991, 16(2) | pp.75~86 |

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• 6.

  Exchange Rate and Income Effects on South Korean Exports: The US Case

  eather M. O'Neil and William Ross | 1991, 16(2) | pp.87~112 |

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• 7.

  Efficiency of Philippine Government vs Non-Government "Favored" Export-Oriented Firms: An Analysis withe the Ray-Homothetic Production Function

  T. Chotigeat | 1991, 16(2) | pp.113~128 |

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• 8.

  Fertility Patterns of the Transition Onset: Insights of the Living Standard Model

  Loraine Donaldson | 1991, 16(2) | pp.129~144 |

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• 9.

  Regional Economic Gap in Korea

  Sung Tai Kim, Cho See Jung and Keun Ho Rob | 1991, 16(2) | pp.145~168 |

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• 10.

  [Research Note] Optimal Growth with Exhaustible Resources and Foreign Technology in a Small Open Economy

  A. Aydin Cecen | 1991, 16(2) | pp.169~180 |

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