Journal of Policy Modeling 2003: Vol 25 Index

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Journal of
Polic
Modeling
Journal of Policy Modeling
25 (2003) 999-1002
Author Index to Volume 25
A Ballard, C.L., Kang, K., International
Abu-Bader, S., Abu-Qarn, A.S., Gov- ramifications of US _ tax-policy
ernment expenditures, military changes, 825
spending and economic growth: Baumol, W.J., Innovations and growth:
causality evidence from Egypt, two common misaprehensions, 435
Israel, and Syria, 567 Belvisi, P.L., see Atella, V.
Abugri, B.A., see Prock, J. Biswas, T., McHardy, J.P., The long-
Abu-Qarn, A.S., see Abu-Bader, S. run effect of a wage policy on
Apergis, N., The inflation—output vola- employment, 267
tility trade-off: a case where anti- Bohman, M., see Savard, M.
inflation monetary policy turns out Brubaker, H., see Gallagher, P.W.
to be successful, a historical assess- Bullock, D.S., see Jeong, K.-S.
ment, 881
Arunanondchai, J.M., Applied general C
equilibrium analysis of trade Carmeci, G., Mauro, L., Imperfect
liberalisation on land-based sectors labor market and convergence: the-
in Malaysia and __ Indonesia, ory and evidence for some OECD
947 countries, 837
Atella, V., Atzeni, G.E., Belvisi, P.L., Cerniglia, F., Decentralization in the
Investment and exchange rate public sector: quantitative aspects
uncertainty, 811 in federal and unitary countries, 749
Atzeni, G.E., see Atella, V. Chakrabarti, A., see Bahmani-Oskooee,
M.
B Chakrabarty, M., see Majumder, A.
Baharumshah, A.Z., see Thanoon, Chen, S.-S., Macroeconomic fluctua-
M.A.-M. tions and welfare cost of stabiliza-
Bahmani-Oskooee, M., Chakrabarti, tion policy, 123
A., Import competition, employ- Choi, C., Does the Internet stimulate
ment and wages in U.S. manufac- inward foreign direct investment?,
turing, 869 319
Baig, M.A., Narasimhan, V., Rama- Christopoulos, D.K., see Tsionas, E.G.
chandran, M., Exchange market
pressure and the Reserve Bank D
of India’s intervention activity, Decornez, S., see Seshanna, S.
727 Dogruel, A.S., see Dogruel, F.
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Dogruel, F., Dogruel, A.S., Yeldan, E., Johnson, R., A comparison of the con-
Macroeconomics of Turkey’s agri- stant-tax rule and a standard fiscal
cultural reforms: an intertemporal reaction rule in the IMF’s MULTI-
computable general equilibrium MOD model, 639
analysis, 617 Jorgenson, D.W., Ho, M.S., Stiroh,
Drakos, K., Assessing the success of K.J., Lessons from the US growth
reform in transition banking 10 resurgence, 453
years later: an interest margins ana- Jung, H.-S., Thorbecke, E., The impact
lysis, 309 of public education expenditure on
Dury, K., Pina, A.M., Fiscal policy in human capital, growth, and poverty
EMU: simulating the operation of in Tanzania and Zambia: a general
the Stability Pact, 179 equilibrium approach, 701
F K
Feldstein, M., Why is _ productivity Kalirajan, K., see Singh, K.
growing faster?, 445 Kang, K., see Ballard, C.L.
Fukushige, M., see Konno, T. Kiuila, O., Economic repercussions of
sulfur regulations in Poland, 327
G
Klein, L.R., The use of the input—out-
Gallagher, P.W., Shapouri, H., Price, J., put tables to estimate the productiv-
Schamel, G., Brubaker, H., Some ity of IT, 471
long-run effects of growing markets
Konno, T., Fukushige, M., Did NAFTA
and renewable fuel standards on cause the structural changes in
additives markets and the US etha- bilateral import functions between
nol industry, 585 the US and Mexico?, 53
Garcia, P., see Jeong, K.-S. Kumbaroglu, G.S., Environmental
Ghatak, S., Mulhern, A., Stewart, C., taxation and economic effects: a
Determinants of intended expansion computable general equilibrium
of Polish small firms, 287 analysis for Turkey, 795
Kuriyama, T., see Tcha, M.
H
Harrison, G.W., see Pinto, L.M. L
Ho, M.S., see Jorgenson, D.W. Lee, K.-H., Mah, J.S., Institutional
Huang, A.-H., see Shen, C.-H. changes and antidumping decisions
Huchet, M., Does single monetary pol- in the United States, 555
icy have asymmetric real effects in Lossani, M., Natale, P., Tirelli, P., A
EMU)?, 151 nominal income growth target for
Hyun, J.K., see Park, C.-G. a conservative ECB? When the pol-
icy mix matters, 685
J
Jeong, K.-S., Garcia, P., Bullock, D.S., M
A statistical method of multi- Mah, J.S., see Lee, K.-H.
market welfare analysis applied to Majumder, A., Chakrabarty, M., Rela-
Japanese beef policy liberalization, tive cost of children: the case of
237 rural Maharashtra, India, 61
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Mastroyiannis, T., see Pelagidis, T. Pelloni, G., see Panagiotidis, T.
Mauro, L., see Carmeci, G. Petrakis, E., Vlassis, M., Minimum
McHardy, J.P., see Biswas, T. wages in national and internation-
Melo, A., see Raju, S.S. ally integrated economies, 257
Miller, N.J., see Tsoukis, C. Pina, A.M., see Dury, K.
Mulhern, A., see Ghatak, S. Pinto, L.M., Harrison, G.W., Multi-
lateral negotiations over climate
N change policy, 91 1
Nagayasu, J., A re-examination of the Price, J., see Gallagher, P.W.
Japanese money demand function Prock, J., Soydemir, G.A., Abugri,
and structural shifts, 359 B.A., Currency substitution: Evi-
Narasimhan, V., see Baig, M.A. dence from Latin America, 415
Natale, P., see Lossani, M.
Nielsen, C.P., Thierfelder, K., Robin-
R
son, S., Consumer preferences and
Raju, S.S., Melo, A., Money, real out-
trade in genetically modified foods,
put, and deficit effects of coffee
777
booms in Colombia, 963
Norén, R., Europe’s lack of structural
Ramachandran, M., see Baig, M.A.
transformation and necessary policy
Ratti, R.A., see Telatar, E.
changes of EMU, 543
Redmond, W.J., A quantification of
policy reform: an application to
O
the Uruguay Round Negotiations
Oliner, S.D., Sichel, D.E., Information
on Agriculture, 893
technology and productivity: where
Robinson, S., see Nielsen, C.P.
are we now and where are we
going?, 477
S
P Salvatore, D., The new economy and
Panagiotidis, T., Pelloni, G., Testing growth: editor’s introduction, 431
for non-linearity in labour markets: The New Economy and growth in
the case of Germany and the UK, the G-7 countries, 531
275 Savard, M., Bohman, M., Impacts of
Park, C.-G., Hyun, J.K., Examining the trade, environmental and agricul-
determinants of tax compliance by tural policies in the North American
experimental data: a case of Korea, hog/pork industry on water quality,
673 77
Paxton, J., Thraen, C., An application Schamel, G., see Gallagher, P.W.
of Mean—Covariance Structure Sekhar, C.S.C., Price formation in
Models for the analysis of group world wheat markets — implica-
lending behavior, 863 tions for policy, 85
Pelagidis, T., Mastroyiannis, T., The Seshanna, S., Decornez, S., Income
saving—investment correlation in polarization and inequality across
Greece, 1960-1997: implications countries: an empirical study, 335
for capital mobility, 609 Shapouri, H., see Gallagher, P.W.
1002 Author Index/ Journal of Policy Modeling 25 (2003) 999-1002
Shen, C.-H., Huang, A.-H., Are perfor- inflation changes in the presence of
mances of banks and firms linked? political instability: the Turkish
And if so, why?, 397 economy, 931
Sichel, D.E., see Oliner, S.D. Telatar, F., see Telatar, E.
Singh, K., Kalirajan, K., The inflation- Thanoon, M.A.-M., Baharumshah,
growth nexus in India: an empirical A.Z., The road to recovery in
analysis, 377 Malaysia: a three-gap analysis, 857
Soydemir, G.A., see Prock, J. Thierfelder, K., see Nielsen, C.P.
Stewart, C., see Ghatak, S. Thorbecke, E., see Jung, H.-S.
Stifel, D.C., Thorbecke, E., A dual- Thorbecke, E., see Stifel, D.C.
dual CGE model of an archetype Thraen, C., see Paxton, J.
African economy: trade reform, Tirelli, P., see Lossani, M.
migration and poverty, 207 Tsionas, E.G., Christopoulos, D.K.,
Stiglitz, J.E., Globalization and growth Maastricht convergence and real
in emerging markets and the New convergence: European evidence
Economy, 505 from threshold and smooth transi-
Stiroh, K.J., see Jorgenson, D.W. tion regression models, 43
Summers, L., Cyclical dynamics in the Tsoukis, C., Miller, N.J., Public ser-
new economy, 525 vices and endogenous growth, 297
Vv
T
Vlassis, M., see Petrakis, E.
Taylor, T.K., Modeling offset policy in
Vougas, D.V., Unemployment in
government procurement, 985
Greece, 107
Tcha, M., Kuriyama, T., Protection
policy under economies of scale
WwW
— the welfare effects of tariffs on
Wang, Z., The impact of China’s WTO
the Australian automotive industry,
accession on patterns of world trade,
655
I
Telatar, E., Telatar, F., Ratti, R.A., On
the predictive power of the term Y
structure of interest rates for future Yeldan, E., see Dogruel, F.
Journal of
Pony
Modeling
Journal of Policy Modeling
25 (2003) 1003-1006
Subject Index to Volume 25
A Computable general equilibrium model,
Africa, 207 327
Agricultural policy, 947 Computational techniques, 639
Agricultural trade, 777 Convergence, 837
Antidumping duties, 555 Currency, 415
Asymmetric effects, 151 Cyclical dynamics, 525
Australian automobile industry, 655
D
Dealership model, 309
B
Decentralization, 749
Bank concentration, 397
Deficits, 963
Bank performance, 397
Direct income support, 617
Bank-based, 397
DOLS, 53
Bilateral import function, 53
Double dividend, 795
Biofuels, 585
Dual, 207
Biotechnology, 777
Dutch Disease, 963
Bootstrapping, 43, 237
Dynamic CGE model, 617
Dynamic econometric model, 107
C Dynamic panel data model, 837
CGE analysis, 795
CGE model, | E
CGE, 207, 701, 911 Economic growth, 377, 567
Child cost, 61 Economic Monetary Union, 151
China, | Economies of scale, 655
Climate change, 911 Education, 701
COs, 911 Elasticity of demand for labour, 267
Coffee booms, 963 Elasticity of substitution, 267
Coffee prices, 963 Emission taxation, 795
Coffee revenues, 963 Employment, 869
Co-integration, 359 EMU, 543
Cointegration, 869 Endogenous growth, 297
Colombia, 963 Energy—economy-environment _inter-
Commodity booms, 963 actions, 795
Compensated demand, 267 Environment, 77
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Environmental policy modeling, 795 India, 377
Equivalence scales, 61 Inequality, 335
Error correction models, 567 Inflation, 43, 377, 931, 963
Ethanol, 585 Information technology, 445, 453, 477
Exchange rate, 811 Innovation, 435
Experimental data, 673 Input—output tables, 471
External shocks, 327 Institutional changes, 555
Integrated economy, 257
F Inter-country, 335
Firm heterogeneity, 81 | Interest margin, 309
Fiscal and monetary rules, 179 Interest rates, 963
Fiscal federalism, 749 International environmental agree-
Fiscal policy, 123, 297, 639 ment, 327
Forecasting and simulation, 639 Internet, 319
Foreign direct investment, 319 Investment, 609
Foreign exchange, 727 811
Forest production, 947 IRF, 963
Forex market, 727 IT productivity, 471
G
J
Gasoline and additives market, 585
Japanese beef policy, 237
General equilibrium, 947
Japanese money demand, 359
General-equilibrium modeling, 825
Genetically modified food, 777
L
Global trade patterns, 777
Labor productivity, 477
Globalization, 335, 505, 609
531
GMM estimation, 837
Latent variables, 863
GMM methodology, 881
Latin America, 415
Governance, 397
Liberalization, 85
Government debt, 639
Government expenditure, 567
Gradual switching, 53 M
Granger causality, 567 Market-based, 397
Gravity equation, 319 Markov-switch model, 931
Greece, 881 Mean and covariance structure models,
Group lending, 863 863
Growth, 43, 287, 435, 505, 837 Middle East, 567
Migration, 207
H Military burden, 567
Hog, 77 Minimum wages, 257
Monetary policy shocks, 151
I Monetary policy, 123, 881, 931
Imitation, 435 Money, 963
Import competition, 869 MTBE ban, 585
Subject Index/Journal of Policy Modeling 25 (2003) 1003—1006
Multifactor productivity, 477, 531 Real-Business-Cycle (RBC), 123
Multilateral bargaining, 911 Renewable fuel standard, 585
Multi-region CGE modeling, 777
S
N Saving, 609
NAIRU, 107 Sectoral shares, 275
Negotiation, 893 Simulation, 893
New economy, 445, 471, 505, 525,531 |S mooth transition model, 43
Non-linearities, 287 Stability Pact, 179
Non-linearity, 275 Stochastic simulation, 179
North American Free Trade Agree- Structural breaks, 359
ment. 53 Structural transformation, 543
Substitution, 415
O
T
Offsets, 985
Tanzania, 701
Okun’s law, 107
Tax compliance, 673
Open economy model, 727
Tax policy, 825
Optimal policy frontier, 881
Term structure of interest rates, 931
Optimal taxation, 639
Threshold effect, 43
Oxygen standard, 585
Threshold inflation, 377
Total factor productivity, 453
P Trade liberalization, 207
Panel estimation, 309 Trade policy, 825
Phillips curve, 107 Trade, 77
Polarization, 335 Transaction costs, 985
Polish small firms, 287 Transition. 309
Pork, 77 Treaty of European Union, 543
Poverty, 207, 701 Turkish agriculture, 617
Preferences, 777
Price formation, 85 U
Procurement, 985 Uncertainty, 811
Producer price subsidies, 617 Unemployment rate, 275
Productivity growth, 453, 525 Unemployment, 107
Productivity, 445 837
Protection, 655 Union-oligopoly model, 257
Public expenditure, 701 Uruguay round, 947
Public services, 297
V
R VEC, 415, 963
Random effects model, 749
Reaction function, 151 WwW
Real exchange rates, 963 Wage negotiations, 257
Real output, 963 Wages, 869
1006 Subject Index/ Journal of Policy Modeling 25 (2003) 1003—1006
Water quality, 77 WTO accession, |
Welfare economics, 237 WTO, 555, 893
Welfare effects, 655
Wheat markets, 85 Z
World, 335 Zambia, 701