2003, Vol.28, No.1

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  A THEORY OF DIGITAL DIVIDE:WHO GAINS AND LOSES FROM TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES?

  Yongjin Kim | 2003, 28(1) | pp.1~22 |

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• 2.

  EXPORT SUBSIDY COMPETITION AND THE WTO AGREEMENT

  Yu Ter Wang | 2003, 28(1) | pp.23~34 |

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• 3.

  AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DETERMINANTS OF EARNING AND EMPLOYMENT: DOES TRADE PROTECTION MATTER?

  PRINITI PANDAY | 2003, 28(1) | pp.35~48 |

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  CHINA’S PAPER INDUSTRY: GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY DURING ECONOMIC REFORM

  JINTAO XU, WILLIAM F. HYDE and GREGORY S. AMACHER | 2003, 28(1) | pp.49~80 |

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  MONETARY POLICY AND DEFICITS FINANCING IN JAMAICA

  EDWARD E. GHARTEY | 2003, 28(1) | pp.81~100 |

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  ARE EAST ASIAN ECONOMIES DYNAMICALLY EFFICIENT?

  Ahn Kook Shin | 2003, 28(1) | pp.101~112 |

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  AN EXAMINATION OF THE LONG-RUN TRENDSAND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FOREIGN AID

  HOWARD WHITE and SIMON FEENY | 2003, 28(1) | pp.113~136 |

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  ANALYSIS OF DEVIATIONS AND DELAYS IN AID DISBURSEMENTS

  MATTHEW ODEDOKUN | 2003, 28(1) | pp.137~170 |

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• 9.

  MODELLING AID ALLOCATION: ISSUES, APPROACHES AND RESULTS

  MARK Mc GILLIVRAY | 2003, 28(1) | pp.171~188 |

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• 10.

  STRATEGIC INTERACTION, AID EFFECTIVENESSAND THE FORMATION OF AID POLICIESIN DONOR NATIONS

  S. MANSOOB MURSHED | 2003, 28(1) | pp.189~203 |

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