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    • Growth, Autonomous Demand and a Joint-Product Treatment of Fixed Capital 

      White, Graham
      Published 2005-10-01
      The aim of this paper is to shed light on the idea of demand-led growth and in particular debate of the last two decades on the appropriate direction of non-marginalist growth theory by exploring the relation between growth ...
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    • Insider Trading, Informational Effciency and Allocative Effciency 

      Agastya, Murali
      Published 2003-05-01
      A dominant, net buyer of a certain asset receives a private signal that is correlated with its mean value. We call this insider a Boesky Insider when the quality of the received signal is such that the future value of the ...
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    • Asymmetric Monetary Policy in Australia 

      Leu, Shawn Chen-Yu; Sheen, Jeffrey
      Published 2005-02-01
      We find evidence for asymmetric behaviour in Australian monetary policy. During 1984-1990, the Reserve Bank of Australia acted with considerable discretion yielding poor performance of an interest rate rule. However it ...
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    • The Determinants of Bangladesh’s Trade: Evidence from the Generalized Gravity Model 

      Rahman, Mohammad Mafizur
      Published 2005-02-01
      The application of the generalized gravity model in analyzing the Bangladesh’s trade reveals that Bangladesh’s trade is positively determined by the size of the economies, per capita GNP differential of the countries ...
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    • Competition, Learning and Persistence in the Effects of Unmeritocratic Hiring Decisions 

      Cooper, Peter
      Published 2006-04-01
      Sometimes wide disparities in workers’ earnings are defended as simply the meritocratic outcome of a competitive process. While inequalities due to discrimination or luck are admitted as temporary possibilities, it is ...
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