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THE VALUATION OF TRANSACTIONS IN INPUT‐OUTPUT TABLES
VICTOR BULMER‐THOMASThere has been very little written discussion of how transactions should be valued in an input‐output table. Conventional wisdom, however, prefers the use of ‘basic’ prices (in…
A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECT OF SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT ON PARAMETER VALUES, FORECASTS AND POLICY ANALYSIS
ANTHONY E. BOPP, MITCHELL DURSTForecasters have frequently been concerned with designing seasonal adjustment procedures that satisfy particular theoretical criteria (e.g. orthogonality, idempotency, symmetry…
THE ACCOUNTING FRAMEWORK OF CERTAIN BALANCE OF PAYMENTS THEORIES: A DIDACTIC NOTE
L.A. WINTERSBalance of payments theory is endowed with several schools of thought each approaching the problem from a slightly different angle. To most professional economist this…
A CROSS—SECTION STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRIKES AND MARKET STRUCTURE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
K. HOLDENMany of the recent studies of strike activity have used time series data in an attempt to identify the important factors relating to the incidence of strikes. The main problem…
LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION AND THE JOB SEARCH THEORY: TESTS OF SOME NEGLECTED IMPLICATIONS
ROBERT M. FEINBERGThe job search theory, as developed since the early 1960s, is primarily a theory predicting the behaviour of unemployed job‐seekers responding to the costs of acquiring…
IMPACT OF POLLUTION CONTROL REGULATIONS ON THE MARKET RISK OF SECURITIES IN THE U.S.
LAL C. CHUGH, MICHAEL HANEMANN, S. MAHAPATRAThe purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of the recent water and air pollution control legislation in the United States upon the market risk of the firms in the most…
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