2004, Vol.29, No.2

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  PHabit Formation and Precautionary Saving: Evidence from the Korean Household Panel Studies

  Woocheon Rhee | 2004, 29(2) | pp.1~20 |

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  Economic Vulnerability and Economic Growth: Some Results from a Neo-Classical Growth Modelling Approach

  Gordon Cordina | 2004, 29(2) | pp.21~39 |

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  The Effects of Multinational Enterprises Investment in the Nontraded Sector of Developing Economies

  Abera Gelan | 2004, 29(2) | pp.54~64 |

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• 4.

  Is There Irrational Exuberance?

  Chulsoo Kim | 2004, 29(2) | pp.65~80 |

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• 5.

  Balancing The Budget Through Revenue or Spending Adjustments? The Case of Greece

  Panagiotis T. Konstantinou | 2004, 29(2) | pp.81~105 |

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• 6.

  An Econometric Model of Employment in Zimbabwe's Manufacturing Industries

  Almas Heshmati and Mkhululi Ncube | 2004, 29(2) | pp.107~130 |

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• 7.

  Optimal Government Finance and Democracy in Developing Countries

  Renee D. Nieberding | 2004, 29(2) | pp.131~148 |

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• 8.

  Three Simple Models of Oligopsonistic Labor Markets

  Kim Daemo | 2004, 29(2) | pp.149~161 |

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• 9.

  A Simple Approach to Network Competition

  Kim Chongmin | 2004, 29(2) | pp.163~176 |

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