McMaster University Economics Working Paper Titles

McMaster University Economics Working Papers 1992

No. 92-01 Kenneth S. Chan

On Trade Negotiation and Trade Diversification: Evidencefrom Canadian Clothing Import Quotas
No. 92-02 Stephen R.G. Jones

The Cyclical and Seasonal Behaviour of Canadian Gross Flows of Labour
No. 92-03 Gordon M. Myers and Yorgos Y. Papageorgiou

On the Economic Impact of Political Boundaries over a Resource-Diversified Territory
No. 92-04 Peter J. McCabe

Nonlinear Constraints in Consumer Theory I: Duality Theory
No. 92-05 Peter J. McCabe

Nonlinear constraints in Consumer Theory II: Integrability Theory
No. 92-06 E.H. Oksanen

Sur Theory Through Simple Bivariate Distributions
No. 92-07 Tom Crossley, Stephen R.G. Jones and Peter Kuhn

Gender Differences in Displacement Costs: Evidence and Implications
No. 92-08 Yuval Bar-Or, John Burbidge, Lonnie Magee and A. Leslie Robb

Canadian Experience-Earnings Profiles in the 1980's
No. 92-09 Martin J. Osborne

Candidate Positioning and Entry in a Political Competition
No. 92-10 Procedural Rationality and the Need to Aggregate

Gordon M. Myers and Yorgos Y. Papageorgiou
No. 92-11 Women, Children and Poverty in Canada

Martin D. Dooley
No. 92-12 The Size and Structure of Native-White Wage Differentials in Canada

Peter Kuhn and Peter George
No. 92-13 Redistribution Within and Across the Regions of a Federation

John B. Burbidge and Gordon M. Myers
No. 92-14 Markov Perfect Equilibria in a Model of Strike Settlement

John Leach
No. 92-15 Mandatory Notice and Unemployment

Stephen R.G. Jones and Peter Kuhn
No. 92-16 Men and Monotony Fraternalism at the Ford Motor Company

Wayne Lewchuk
No. 92-17 Employment Protection Laws: Policy Issues and Recent Research

Peter Kuhn
No. 92-18 Quantity Setting Producers in Laboratory Markets

Stuart Mestelman and Robert Moir
No. 92-19 Neoclassical Theory of Growth Before Solow and Swan

Syed Ahmad
No. 92-20 Testing the Conditions for Aggregation across Commodities and Individuals

Xiaodi Xie
No. 92-21 Incomes and Outcomes: A Structural Model of Intra-Household Allocation

Martin Browning, Francois Bourguignon, Pierre-Andre Chiappori and

Valerie Lechene
No. 92-22 Intra Household Allocation of Consumption: A Model and Some Evidence From French Data

Francois Bourguignon, Martin Browning, Pierre-Andre Chiappon and Valerie Lechene
No. 92-23 Inventories and Wage Bargaining

John Leach
No. 92-24 The Economics of Relative Rewards: Pattern Bargaining

Peter Kuhn and Wulong Gu
No. 92-25 Gender-Bias in Intrahousehold Allocation: The Importance of Household Fixed Effects

Ramesh Subramaniam
No. 92-26 A Dynamic Model of Union Membership and Employment

Stephen R.G. Jones and C.J. McKenna
No. 92-27 The Persistance of Unemployment: How Important were Regional Extended Unemployment Insurance Benefits?

Miles Corak and Stephen R.G. Jones

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