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1992 Working Papers
9216
An Analysis of the Impact
of Two Fiscal Policies on the Behavior of a Dynamic Asset
Market 
Gregory W. Huffman
9215
Energy Security: A Comparison
of Protectionist Policies
Mine K. Yücel and Carol Dahl
9214
Forecasting Turning Points:
Is a Two-State Characterization of the Business Cycle Appropriate?
Kenneth M. Emery & Evan F. Koenig
9213
Measuring the Value of
School Quality
Lori Taylor
9212
The Analysis of Fiscal
Policy in Neoclassical Models
Mark Wynne
9211
Nominal Feedback Rules
for Monetary Policy: Some Comments
Evan F. Koenig
9210
Cointegration and Tests
of a Classical Model of Inflation in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil,
Mexico, and Peru
Raul Anibal Feliz and John H. Welch
9209
Threshold Cointegration
Nathan S. Balke and Thomas B. Fomby
9208
On the Future Erosion of
the North American Free Trade Agreement
William C. Gruben
9207
The Effects of Credit Availability,
Nonbank Competition, and Tax Reform on Bank Consumer Lending
John V. Duca and Bonnie Garrett
9206
Budget Constrained Frontier
Measures of Fiscal Equality and Efficiency in Schooling
Shawna Grosskopf, Kathy Hayes, Lori L. Taylor, William Weber
9205
Inflation and Its Variability:
A Note
Kenneth M. Emery
9204
Does Aggregate Output Have
a Unit Root?
Mark A. Wynne
9203
Immigrant Links to the
Home Country: Implications for Trade, Welfare and Factor Rewards
David M. Gould
9202
The Case of the "Missing
M2"
John V. Duca
9201
Are Deep Recessions Followed
by Strong Recoveries?
Mark A. Wynne and Nathan S. Balke
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