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2010-1 |
Sergei V. Ryazantsev |
Migrant Workers from Central Asia into the Russian Federation |
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2010-2 |
Tue Gorgens, Xin Meng and Rhema Vaithianathan
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Stunting and Selection Effects of Famine: A Case Study of the Great Chinese Famine |
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2010-3 |
Masatoshi Kato and Yuji Honjo |
Heterogeneous Exits: Evidence from New Firms |
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2010-4 |
Sung-Jin Cho, Harry J. Paarsch and John Rust |
Is the ’Linkage Principle’ Valid?: Evidence from the Field |
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2010-5 |
Jean-Pascal Bassino and Noriko Kato |
Rich and slim, but relatively short Explaining the halt in the secular trend in Japan |
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2010-6 |
Robert G. Gregory |
Dark Corners in a Bright Economy; The Lack of Jobs for Unskilled Men |
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2010-7 |
Masatoshi Kato and Hiroyuki Odagiri |
Development of University Life-Science
Programs and University-Industry Joint Research in Japan |
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2010-8 |
Han Hong, Harry J. Paarsch and Pai Xu |
On the Asymptotic Distribution of the Transaction Price in a Clock Model of a Multi-Unit, Oral, Ascending-Price Auction within the Common-Value Paradigm |
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2010-9 |
Tue Gorgens and Allan W¨urtz |
Testing a Parametric Function Against a Nonparametric Alternative in IV and GMM Settings |
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2010-10 |
Timothy P. Hubbard, Tong Li and Harry J. Paarsch |
Semiparametric Estimation in Models of First-Price, Sealed-Bid Auctions with Affiliation |
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2010-11 |
Yutaka Arimoto, Kentaro Nakajima and Tetsuji Okazaki |
Agglomeration or Selection? The Case of the Japanese
Silk-Reeling Clusters, 1908-1915 |
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2010-12 |
Yukiko Abe |
Regional Variations in Labor Force Behavior of Women in Japan |
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2010-13 |
Takashi Kurosaki and Hidayat Ullah Khan |
Vulnerability of Microfinance to Strategic Default and Covariate Shocks: Evidence from Pakistan |
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2010-14 |
Fumiharu Mieno |
Foreign Ownership, Listed Status and the Financial System in East Asia: Evidence from Thailand and Malaysia |
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2010-15 |
Hidenobu Okuda and Lai Thi Phuong Nhung |
Fundraising Behaviors of Listed Companies in Vietnam: An Estimation of the Influence of Government Ownership |
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