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

    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

    Thomas N. Hubbard

    pág. 533

    

  • In a world without borders: 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.

    James Heckman, Neil Hohmann, Jeffrey Smith

    pág. 651

    

  • Investment-cash flow sensitivities are useful: 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