Quarterly journal of economics

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  Año 2000, Vol. 115, Número 2

  • EFFICIENT AUCTIONS.

    Partha Dasgupta, Eric Maskin

    pág. 341

    

  • LAND REFORM, POVERTY REDUCTION, AND GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA.: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA.

    Timothy Besley, Robin Burgess

    pág. 389

    

  • ESTIMATING THE LABOR MARKET SIGNALING VALUE OF THE GED.

    John H. Tyler, Richard J. Murnane, John B. Willett

    pág. 431

    

  • ABILITY-BIASED TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSITION, WAGE INEQUALITY, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH.

    Oded Galor, Omer Moav

    pág. 469

    

  • ELECTORAL COMPETITION UNDER THE THREAT OF POLITICAL UNREST.

    Leonard Wantchekon, Matthew Ellman

    pág. 499

    

  • THE DEMAND FOR MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES: THE CASE OF TRUCKING.: THE CASE OF TRUCKING.

    Thomas N. Hubbard

    pág. 533

    

  • IN A WORLD WITHOUT BORDERS: THE IMPACT OF TAXES ON INTERNET COMMERCE.: THE IMPACT OF TAXES ON INTERNET COMMERCE.

    Austan Goolsbee

    pág. 561

    

  • IS HOSPITAL COMPETITION SOCIALLY WASTEFUL?

    Daniel P. Kessler, Mark Mcclellan

    pág. 577

    

  • ARE RECESSIONS GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH?

    Christopher J. Ruhm

    pág. 617

    

  • SUBSTITUTION AND DROPOUT BIAS IN SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS: A STUDY OF AN INFLUENTIAL SOCIAL EXPERIMENT.: A STUDY OF AN INFLUENTIAL SOCIAL EXPERIMENT.

    James Heckman, Neil Hohmann, Jeffrey Smith

    pág. 651

    

  • INVESTMENT-CASH FLOW SENSITIVITIES ARE USEFUL: A COMMENT ON KAPLAN AND ZINGALES.: A COMMENT ON KAPLAN AND ZINGALES.

    Bruce Petersen, Steven Fazzari, R. Hubbard

    pág. 695

    

  • INVESTMENT-CASH FLOW SENSITIVITIES ARE NOT VALID MEASURES OF FINANCING CONSTRAINTS.

    Steven N. Kaplan, Luigi Zingales

    pág. 707