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1990, Volume 18, Issue 5

• 723-732 New directions or not: USAID in Latin America
  by Gang, Ira N. & Lehman, James A.
• 733-742 Education and child mortality in Egypt
  by Aly, Hassan Y. & Grabowski, Richard
• 743-752 Flow-of-funds model as a tool for analyzing budgetary behavior of Nigerian state governments: Evidence from the civilian era
  by Odedokun, M. O.
• 753-758 Oil exports, agriculture and growth prospects of the Nigerian economy: A macroeconomic analysis
  by Oshikoya, Waheed T.
• 759-768 Monetary coordination among the gulf cooperation council countries
  by Zaidi, Iqbal

1990, Volume 18, Issue 4

• 505-512 Decentralization of China's electricity sector: Is small beautiful?
  by Wirtshafter, Robert M. & Shih, Ed
• 513-527 On fuelwood consumption, population dynamics and deforestation in Africa
  by Cline-Cole, R. A. & Main, H. A. C. & Nichol, J. E.
• 529-538 Energy diagnosis: Toward a policy-oriented approach for energy planning in developing countries
  by de Oliveira, Adilson & Girod, Jacques
• 539-553 The diffusion of energy technology in the rural areas of developing countries: A synthesis of recent experience
  by Barnett, Andrew
• 555-563 Diffusion and innovation in the Chinese biogas program
  by Daxiong, Qiu & Shuhua, Gu & Baofen, Liange & Gehua, Wang
• 565-574 Promoting rural energy technology: The case of gasifiers in the Philippines
  by Bernardo, Francisco P. & Kilayko, Gregorio U.
• 575-590 Diffusion of renewable energy technologies in developing countries: A case study of biogas engines in India
  by Bhatia, Ramesh
• 591-604 A method for the appraisal of alternative electricity supply options applied to the rural areas of Misiones Province, Argentina
  by Muguerza, Daniel & Bouille, Daniel & Barney, Erik
• 605-615 Establishing new markets for mature energy equipment in developing countries: Experience with windmills, hydro-powered mills and solar water heaters
  by Hurst, Christopher

1990, Volume 18, Issue 3

• 347-360 The role of traditional institutions in rural development: Community-based land tenure and government land policy in Sarawak, Malaysia
  by Cramb, R. A. & Wills, I. R.
• 361-370 Causes of multiproduct production: The case of the engineering industries in developing countries
  by Prendergast, Renee
• 371-381 Imports of technology and the technological effort of Indian enterprises
  by Katrak, Homi
• 383-391 Incentive policies and export performance in sub-Saharan Africa
  by Balassa, Bela
• 393-415 Brazil's agrarian structure: Changes from 1970 through 1980
  by Thiesenhusen, William C. & Melmed-Sanjak, Jolyne
• 417-429 TNCs, intervening mechanisms and economic growth in Ireland: A longitudinal test and extension of the Bornschier model
  by O'Hearn, Denis
• 431-442 Some determinants of foreign aid to India, 1960-1985
  by Gang, Ira N. & Khan, Haider Ali
• 443-453 The determinants of infant mortality in regional India
  by Beenstock, Michael & Sturdy, Patricia
• 455-476 An economic analysis of small-scale technologies for palm oil extraction in Central and West Africa
  by Hyman, Eric L.
• 477-480 McKinnon-Shaw versus the neostructuralists on financial liberalization: A conceptual note
  by Cho, Yoon Je
• 481-489 The German version of Keynes' essay on "national Self-Sufficiency" 1933: A case of cooperative self-censorship
  by Borchardt, Knut
• 491-495 Famine and the two faces of entitlement: A comment on Sen
  by Woldemeskel, Getachew

1990, Volume 18, Issue 2

• 165-181 Urbanization revisited: Inner-city slum of hope and squatter settlement of despair
  by Eckstein, Susan
• 183-195 Land consolidation as land reform, in India
  by Oldenburg, Philip
• 197-213 Postimperialism revisited: The Venezuelan wheat import controversy of 1986
  by Stander, Henricus III & Becker, David G.
• 215-229 Industrialization and employment: Changes in the patterns of women's work in Puerto Rico
  by Del Alba Acevedo, Luz
• 231-255 A comparative study of national price levels, agricultural prices and exchange rates
  by Rao, D. S. Prasada & Shepherd, W. F. & Sharma, K. C.
• 257-267 Entrepreneurship and rural industrialization: Comparing urban and rural patterns of locational choice in Israel
  by Bar-El, Raphael & Felsenstein, Daniel
• 269-280 Calculating the value of time spent collecting water: Some estimates for Ukunda, Kenya
  by Whittington, Dale & Mu, Xinming & Roche, Robert
• 281-299 Evaluating demand for calories for urban and rural populations in the Philippines: Implications for nutrition policy under economic recovery
  by Bouis, Howarth E.
• 301-311 Applying chapter 9 insolvency to international debts: An economically efficient solution with a human face
  by Raffer, Kunibert
• 313-324 The effect of exchange rate variability on trade: The case of the West African Monetary Union's imports
  by Medhora, Rohinton
• 325-332 Unorganized loan markets and monetary policy instruments
  by Shahin, Wassim N.
• 333-346 The catalyst model of development: Lessons from Bangladesh's success with garment exports
  by Rhee, Yung Whee

1990, Volume 18, Issue 1

• 1-18 Capital flight from Latin America
  by Pastor, Manuel Jr.
• 19-27 Private investment and economic growth in developing countries
  by Khan, Mohsin S. & Reinhart, Carmen M.
• 29-48 Purchasing power parities and Phase IV of the International Comparison Project: Do they lead to "real" estimates of GDP and its components?
  by Lancieri, Elio
• 49-60 Implementing economic policy reforms: Policies and opportunities for donors
  by White, Louise G.
• 61-75 Decentralization in Nepal
  by Bienen, Henry & Kapur, Devesh & Parks, James & Riedinger, Jeffrey
• 77-89 A comparative analysis of the use of information inputs in the manufacturing sectors of Korea and Japan
  by Engelbrecht, Hans-Jurgen
• 91-107 Overcoming technological dependency: The case of Electric Arc (Jamaica) Ltd., a small firm in a small developing country
  by Girvan, Norman P. & Marcelle, Gillian
• 109-123 Flexible specialization and small size: The case of Caribbean tourism
  by Poon, Auliana
• 125-135 The size of the informal sector in Peru: A critical comment on Hernando de Soto's El Otro Sendero
  by Rossini, R. G. & Thomas, J. J.
• 147-153 Village communities, cooperation, and inequality in Tanzania: Comments on Collier et al
  by Putterman, Louis
• 155-161 Book notes
  by Gran, Guy

1989, Volume 17, Issue 12

• 1861-1870 Editors' introduction: Modelling and measuring parallel markets in developing countries
  by Jones, Christine & Roemer, Michael
• 1871-1880 Parallel, fragmented, or black? Defining market structure in developing economies
  by Lindauer, David L.
• 1881-1893 Markets under price controls in partial and general equilibrium
  by Devarajan, Shantayanan & Jones, Christine & Roemer, Michael
• 1895-1906 Official and parallel cereals markets in Senegal: Empirical evidence
  by Morris, Michael L. & Newman, Mark D.
• 1907-1919 Empirical regularities in black markets for currency
  by Patton Culbertson, W.
• 1921-1930 General equilibrium with parallel markets for goods and foreign exchange: Theory and application to Ghana
  by Azam, Jean-Paul & Besley, Timothy
• 1931-1944 A theory of risk, smuggling and welfare
  by Sheikh, Munir A.
• 1945-1954 Price controls and rent-seeking behavior in developing countries
  by Deacon, Robert T. & Sonstelie, Jon
• 1955-1963 Black markets: Illegality, information, and rents
  by Bevan, David & Collier, Paul & Willem Gunning, Jan
• 1965-1978 The parallel market of illegal aliens: A computational approach
  by Nguyen, Trient T.

1989, Volume 17, Issue 11

• 1665-1675 Technology in a world of national frontiers
  by Dore, Ronald
• 1677-1708 Cash crops in developing countries: The issues, the facts, the policies
  by Maxwell, Simon & Fernando, Adrian
• 1709-1715 The impact of foreign capital inflows on domestic savings reexamined: The case of Argentina
  by Morisset, Jacques
• 1717-1722 An overview of water resources planning in West Africa
  by Gould, Michael S. & Zobrist, Frederick A.
• 1723-1731 Opportunities and risks for private voluntary organizations as agents of LDC policy change
  by Vansant, Jerry
• 1733-1750 The fruits and fallacies of neoliberalism: The case of irrigation policy
  by Moore, Mick
• 1751-1768 Going beyond clones in Brazil and Korea: A comparative analysis of NIC strategies in the computer industry
  by Evans, Peter B. & Tigre, Paulo Bastos
• 1769-1776 US multinationals in Latin American service industries
  by Blomstrom, Magnus & Lipsey, Robert E.
• 1777-1797 Dilemmas of export diversification in a developing economy: Mexican oil in the 1980s
  by Szekely, Gabriel
• 1799-1825 Gender planning in the third world: Meeting practical and strategic gender needs
  by Moser, Caroline O. N.
• 1827-1839 The economics of smallholder agroforestry: Two case studies
  by Hosier, Richard H.
• 1841-1852 Forms of business organization and rural enterprise development: Some examples from Anglophone Africa
  by Zesch, Scott K.
• 1853-1859 Book notes
  by Gran, Guy

1989, Volume 17, Issue 10

• 1499-1521 The simple analytics of contraceptive social marketing
  by Behrman, Jere R.
• 1523-1530 The irrelevance of economic liberalization in the Third World
  by Hamilton, Clive
• 1531-1541 Beyond coordination and control: An interorganizational approach to structural adjustment, service delivery, and natural resource management
  by Honadle, George & Cooper, Lauren
• 1543-1552 On the economic analysis of the urban informal sector
  by Hemmer, Hans-R. & Mannel, C.
• 1553-1571 Agriculture, rural people, the state and the surplus in some Asian countries: Thoughts on some implications of three recent approaches in social science
  by Lipton, Michael
• 1573-1584 Recent trends in LDC military expenditures
  by Porter, Richard C.
• 1585-1596 Bread and butter issues in Ecuadorian food policy: A comparative advantage approach
  by Byerlee, Derek
• 1597-1600 Graduation in the generalized system of preferences: The projected impact on remaining beneficiaries in the United States scheme
  by Kirkman, Kimberly E.
• 1601-1617 Determinants of industrial structure: A Brazilian case study
  by Willmore, Larry
• 1619-1625 The determinants of import demand in Pakistan
  by Sarmad, Khwaja
• 1627-1646 Sugar and structural change in the Cuban economy
  by Perez-Lopez, Jorge F.
• 1647-1659 The training and visit agricultural extension in rainfed agriculture: Lessons from Ethiopia
  by Dejene, Alemneh
• 1661-1664 Some thoughts on the Brady plan: Putting a fourth leg on the donkey?
  by Buiter, Willem & Kletzer, Kenneth & Srinivasan, T. N.

1989, Volume 17, Issue 9

• 1317-1318 Editors' introduction
  by Adelman, Irma & Thorbecke, Erik
• 1319-1332 Institutions and economic growth: An historical introduction
  by North, Douglass C.
• 1333-1347 The New Institutional Economics and its applicability to development
  by Nabli, Mustapha K. & Nugent, Jeffrey B.
• 1349-1359 Global institutions for an interdependent world
  by Streeten, Paul P.
• 1361-1373 Organizational economics and institutions as missing elements in economic development analysis
  by Leibenstein, Harvey
• 1375-1387 Institutional innovation and agricultural development
  by Ruttan, Vernon W.
• 1389-1395 The new institutional economics and development theory: A brief critical assessment
  by Bardhan, Pranab
• 1397-1407 A study in resistance to institutional change: The lost game of Latin American land reform
  by de Janvry, Alain & Sadoulet, Elisabeth
• 1409-1415 Models of modern-sector labor market institutions in developing countries
  by Svejnar, Jans
• 1417-1432 Nineteenth-century development experience and lessons for today
  by Morris, Cynthia Taft & Adelman, Irma
• 1433-1442 National values and economic reforms in socialist economies
  by Montias, John Michael
• 1443-1453 The role of institutions in transition growth: The East Asian newly industrializing countries
  by Ranis, Gustav
• 1455-1469 Import substitution and late industrialization: Latin America and Asia compared
  by Felix, David
• 1471-1483 Wage-setting institutions and economic growth
  by Fields, Gary S. & Wan, Henry Jr.
• 1485-1498 Institutions, policies and agricultural performance: A comparative analysis
  by Thorbecke, Erik & Morrisson, Christian

1989, Volume 17, Issue 8

• 1145-1157 Taxation in Papua New Guinea: Backwards to the future?
  by Bird, Richard M.
• 1159-1172 The woodfuel crisis reconsidered: Observations on the dynamics of abundance and scarcity
  by Dewees, Peter A.
• 1173-1201 Farm-nonfarm linkages in rural sub-Saharan Africa
  by Haggblade, Steven & Hazell, Peter & Brown, James
• 1203-1221 Investment strategies to combat rural poverty: A proposal for Latin America
  by de Janvry, Alain & Sadoulet, Elisabeth
• 1223-1233 Land-contingent poverty alleviation schemes
  by Ravallion, Martin
• 1235-1254 Indonesian agricultural development in comparative perspective
  by Booth, Anne
• 1255-1267 Agrarian reform in the Dominican Republic: An associative solution to the collective/individual dilemma
  by Meyer, Carrie A.
• 1269-1277 Urbanization and international trade in developing countries
  by Petrakos, George
• 1279-1287 Intraindustry specialization in production and trade in newly industrializing countries: A conceptual framework and some empirical evidence from East Asia
  by Gunasekera, H. Don B. H.
• 1289-1297 Private finance companies in LDCs: Lessons from an experiment
  by Hamid, Naved & Nabi, Ijaz
• 1299-1312 Transferable discharge permit systems and environmental management in developing countries
  by Lyon, Randolph M.
• 1313-1316 The World Bank: Human face or facelift? Some comments in the light of the World Bank's annual report
  by Singer, H. W.

1989, Volume 17, Issue 7

• 933-935 Foreword
  by Gerhart, John D.
• 937-952 Introduction: Toward a wider perspective on women's employment
  by Grown, Caren A. & Sebstad, Jennefer
• 953-963 How poor women earn income in sub-Saharan Africa and what works against them
  by Jiggins, Janice
• 965-977 Women's lives and livelihoods: A view from the Commonwealth Caribbean
  by Massiah, Joycelin
• 979-991 Homes divided
  by Bruce, Judith
• 993-1006 Microlevel strategies for supporting livelihoods, employment, and income generation of poor women in the third world: The challenge of significance
  by McKee, Katharine
• 1007-1016 A sectoral approach to promoting women's work: Lessons from India
  by Chen, Marty
• 1017-1032 Giving women credit: The strengths and limitations of credit as a tool for alleviating poverty
  by Berger, Marguerite
• 1033-1044 What ever happened to poverty alleviation?
  by Tendler, Judith
• 1045-1057 Investing in poor women: The psychology of donor support
  by Buvinic, Mayra
• 1059-1065 Toward empowerment
  by Bhatt, Ela
• 1067-1076 Policies for a heterogeneous informal sector in Latin America
  by Tokman, Victor E.
• 1077-1095 Global feminization through flexible labor
  by Standing, Guy
• 1097-1107 Policies affecting women's employment in the formal sector: Strategies for change
  by Ibrahim, Barbara
• 1109-1123 Asian women wage-earners: Their situation and possibilities for donor intervention
  by Heyzer, Noeleen

1989, Volume 17, Issue 6

• 769-781 Food and freedom
  by Sen, Amartya
• 783-794 The rise, fall, and transformation of overseas construction contracting
  by Strassmann, W. Paul
• 795-807 The macroeconomics of counterpart funds revisited
  by Roemer, Michael
• 809-823 Taxing agriculture: Instruments and incidence
  by Mohan Rao, J.
• 825-837 Apartheid: Cui bono?
  by Lundahl, Mats
• 839-860 Agricultural policy and performance in Iran: The post-revolutionary experience
  by Mojtahed, Ahmad & Esfahani, Hadi S.
• 861-865 Measurement of trade concentration under the United States' Caribbean Basin Initiative
  by Clark, Don P.
• 867-877 Property relations and economic development: The other land reform
  by Bromley, Daniel W.
• 879-895 Cash crops, food crops, and sustainability: The case of Indonesia
  by Barbier, Edward B.
• 897-903 Growth of manufactured exports, primary commodity dependence, and net export earnings: Sri Lanka
  by Athukorala, Premachandra & Bandara, Jayatilleke S.
• 905-922 Modeling internal colonialism: History and prospect
  by Love, Joseph L.

1989, Volume 17, Issue 5

• 597-599 Editor's introduction
  by Christiansen, Robert E.
• 601-615 Privatization in developing countries: a review of the issues
  by van de Walle, Nicolas
• 617-632 The political economy of privatization in developing countries
  by Bienen, Henry & Waterbury, John
• 633-641 Privatization: Not the only answer
  by Vernon-Wortzel, Heidi & Wortzel, Lawrence H.
• 643-657 Privatization in the United Kingdom: Lessons from experience
  by Bishop, Matthew R. & Kay, John A.
• 659-672 Public enterprise reform: Privatization and the World Bank
  by Nellis, John & Kikeri, Sunita
• 673-682 Privatization in rent-seeking societies
  by Glade, William
• 683-702 The (rip) tide of privatization: Lessons from Chile
  by Yotopoulos, Pan A.
• 703-718 Cereals market liberalization in Mali
  by Staatz, John M. & Dione, Josue & Dembele, N. Nango
• 719-728 The liberalization of rice marketing in Madagascar
  by Berg, Elliot
• 729-740 The privatization of agricultural trading in Malawi
  by Christiansen, Robert E. & Stackhouse, Lee Ann
• 741-756 Malaysia: Genesis of a privatization transaction
  by Leeds, Roger S.
• 757-767 The fiscal impact of privatization, with some examples from Arab countries
  by Heller, Peter S. & Schiller, Christian

1989, Volume 17, Issue 4

• 447-459 Incentive myopia
  by Klitgaard, Robert
• 461-471 Economic growth and social development: A longitudinal analysis of causal priority
  by Newman, Barbara A. & Thomson, Randall J.
• 473-490 Toward a growth-oriented model of financial programming
  by Chand, Sheetal K.
• 491-502 Economic stabilization and structural transformation: Lessons from the Chilean experience, 1973-87
  by Moran, Cristian
• 503-511 The genesis and spread of economic corruption: A microtheoretic interpretation
  by Dey, Harendra Kanti
• 513-524 Relative earnings mobility in a third world country
  by Randolph, Susan & Trzcinski, Eileen
• 525-542 Infrastructure pricing policies and the public revenue in African countries
  by Anderson, Dennis
• 543-560 Agriculture in an export boom economy: A comparative analysis of policy and performance in Indonesia, Mexico and Nigeria
  by Scherr, Sara J.
• 561-568 The allocation of aid among developing countries: A multi-donor analysis using a per capita aid index
  by McGillivray, Mark
• 569-587 The politics of government-NGO relations in Africa
  by Bratton, Michael
• 589-590 Impact of agricultural research and extension on crop productivity in Pakistan: A comment
  by Zahid, Shahid N. & Mujahid-Mukhtar, Eshya

1989, Volume 17, Issue 3

• 305-328 Politics of economic liberalization in India
  by Kohli, Atul
• 329-342 Trees as savings and security for the rural poor
  by Chambers, Robert & Leach, Melissa
• 343-350 Impact of the responsibility system on women in rural China: An application of Sen's theory of entitlements
  by Aslanbeigui, Nahid & Summerfield, Gale
• 351-355 A theoretical analysis of the informal sector
  by Chaudhuri, Tamal Datta
• 357-363 Effective costs of rural loans in Bangladesh
  by Ahmed, Zia U.
• 365-377 The environmental consequences of Latin America's agricultural development: Some thoughts on the Brundtland Commission report
  by Redclift, Michael
• 379-396 Industrial development policy in South Africa -- the past, present and future
  by Geyer, Hermanus S.
• 397-408 Policies in transition: Lessons from Madagascar
  by Shuttleworth, Graham
• 409-419 An appraisal of wheat market policy in Pakistan
  by Cornelisse, Peter A. & Naqvi, Syed Nawab Haider
• 421-429 Bilateral trade flows and economic integration in Latin America and the Caribbean
  by Thoumi, Francisco E.
• 431-438 The organization and management of statistical services in Africa: Why do they fail?
  by Eele, Graham

1989, Volume 17, Issue 2

• 165-178 Participation in development: New avenues
  by Goulet, Denis
• 179-191 Ten theses on social movements
  by Fuentes, Marta & Frank, Andre Gunder
• 193-197 Lewis and Ricardo: A reinterpretation
  by Grabowski, Richard & Shields, Michael P.
• 199-212 A cross-country input-output analysis of intersectoral relationships between manufacturing and services and their employment implications
  by Park, Se-Hark & Chan, Kenneth S.
• 213-221 On measuring the shadow price of uncommitted fiscal resources in Africa
  by Gray, Clive
• 223-235 On the causes of food insecurity in less developed countries: An empirical evaluation
  by Diakosavvas, Dimitris
• 237-253 The economic costs of food self-sufficiency in China
  by Yang, Yongzheng & Tyers, Rodney
• 255-266 Homework and industrial development: Gender roles and restructuring in the Spanish shoe industry
  by Benton, Lauren A.
• 267-273 The comparative homogeneity of the East Asian NIC exports of similar manufactures
  by Kellman, Mitchell & Chow, Peter C. Y.
• 275-292 Bauxite processing in Jamaica and Guyana: An estimate of income and foreign exchange impacts
  by McCoy, James P.
• 293-298 Interests, ideology and institutions: A review of Bhagwati on protectionism
  by Streeten, Paul
• 299-303 Book notes
  by Gran, Guy

1989, Volume 17, Issue 1

• 1-16 Breeding innovation clusters: A source of dynamic development
  by Debresson, Chris
• 17-27 Testing the food-first hypothesis: A cross-national study of dependency, sectoral growth and food intake in less developed countries
  by Cheng, Wei-Yuan
• 29-43 Debt sustainability and overadjustment
  by de Pinies, Jaime
• 45-57 Potential sources of productivity growth within Chinese industry
  by Jefferson, Gary H.
• 59-67 Tourism development in LDCs: Hotel capacity expansion with reference to Barbados
  by Carey, Kathleen
• 69-83 Macroeconomic consequences of the size of third world nations: With special reference to the Caribbean
  by Looney, Robert E.
• 85-91 Referral systems and health care seeking behavior of patients: An economic analysis
  by Mwabu, Germano M.
• 93-108 Neoliberal economic policies and infant and child mortality: Simulation analysis of a Chilean paradox
  by Hojman, David E.
• 109-138 Toward a theory of the international division of industrial labor
  by Kiljunen, Kimmo
• 139-155 The changing structure of petty production in Ecuador
  by Middleton, Alan
• 157-159 On helping small enterprises in developing countries
  by Pradhan, Rajesh K.

1988, Volume 16, Issue 12

• 1399-1418 The notorious nine: Critical problems in project implementation
  by Gow, David D. & Morss, Elliott R.
• 1419-1439 Foreign exchange regimes and industrial growth in Bangladesh
  by Stern, Joseph J. & Mallon, Richard D. & Hutcheson, Thomas L.
• 1441-1454 On the potential for expanding South-South trade through the extension of mutual preferences among developing countries
  by Erzan, Refik & Laird, Samuel & Yeats, Alexander
• 1455-1463 The metamorphosis of development economics
  by Theofanides, Stavros

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