Minnesota - Economic Development Center

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• 01-1 A Global Analysis of Agricultural Trade Reform in WTO Member Countries
  by Diao, X. & Somwaru, A. & Roe, T.

• 00-2 Imperialism and Competition in Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science and Economics: a Perspective from Development Economics
  by Ruttan, V.W.
• 00-1 Is "Getting the Price Right" Always Right? How Trade Liberalization can Fail
  by Gaitan, B. & Pavel, F.

• 99-2 Sources of Growth and Supply Response: A Cross-Commodity Analysis of China's Grain Sector
  by Colby, H. & Diao, X. & Somwaru, A.
• 99-1 Growth Theory and Accounting for Growth on the Taiwanese Economy
  by Lin, P.C. & Roe, T.

• 98-06 Monetary Instability and Economic Growth
  by Peterson, W.
• 98-05 The Effect of Sequencing Trade and Water Market Reform on Interest Groups in Irrigated Agriculture: An Intertemporal Economy-Wide Analysis of the Maroccan Case
  by Diao, X. & Roe, T.
• 98-04 Growth Economics and Development Economics: WHat SHould Development Economists Learn (if Anything) from the New Growth Theory?
  by Ruttan, V.W.
• 98-03 Educational Achievement and Sectoral Transition in the Indonesian Labour Force
  by Kawurryan, A.M.S.
• 98-01 How Fiscal (Mis)-Management May Impede Trade Reform: Lessons from an Intertemporal, Multi-Sector General Equilibrium Model for Turkey
  by Diao, X. & Roe, T.L. & Yeldan, A.E.

• 97-1 An Alternative Measure of the Human Capital Stock
  by Tao, H-L & Stinson, T-F

• 96-4 Sources of Technical Change: Induced Innovation, Evolutionary Theory and Path Dependance
  by Ruttan, V.W.
• 96-3 Dynamic Gains and Losses from Trade Reform : An Intertemporal Geneeral Equilibrium Model of the United States and MERCOSUR
  by Diao, X & Somwaru, A
• 96-2 R&D Spillovers: Evidence from U.S. Food Processing, Farm Machinery and Agriculture
  by Gopinath, M. & Roe, T.L.
• 96-1 A Dynamic CGE Model: An Application of R&D-Based Endogeneous Growth Model Theory
  by Diao, X. & Elbasha, E.H. & Roe, T.L. & Yeldan, E.

• 95-9 Do Taxes on Large Firms Impede Growth? Evidence from Ghana
  by Gollin, D.
• 95-8 General Equilibrium Analysis of Supply and Factor Returns in U.S. Agriculture, 1949-91
  by Munisamy, G. & Roe, T.L.
• 95-7 Sources of Sectoral Growth in an Economy Wide Context: The Case of U.S. Agriculture
  by Munisamy, G. & Roe, T.L.
• 95-6 Environment in Three Classes on Endogenous Growth Models
  by Elbasha, E.H. & Roe, T.L.
• 95-5 Nutrition, Health and Labour Poductivity Analysis of Male and Female Workers: A Test of the Efficiency Wage Hypothesis
  by Aziz, F.
• 95-3 Political Economy Perspectives on the 1994 Turkish Economy Crisis: A CGE Modeling Analysis
  by Yeldan, E.
• 95-2 The Strategic Interdependence of Shared Water aquifer: A General Equilibrium Analysis
  by Roe, T. & Diao, X.

• 93-2 Producer Behavior Under Strict Rationing and Quasi-Fixed Factors
  by Guyomard, H. & Mahe, L.P.
• 93-1 Induced Technical and Institutional Change Evaluation and Reassessment: Two Chapters
  by Hayami, Y. & Ruttan, V.W.

• 92-4 Endogenous Growth, Health and the Environment
  by Roe, T. & Mohtadi, H.
• 92-3 Political Economy and Structural Adjustment: A General Equilibrium -Interest Group Perspective
  by Roe, T.
• 92-2 Labor Specialization and Endogenous Growth
  by Kim, S. & Mohtadi, H.
• 92-1 Education, Job Signaling, and Dual Labor Markets in Developing Countries
  by Kim, S. & Mohtadi, H.

• 91-3 Induced Technical Change in Centrally Planned Economies
  by Fan, S. & Ruttan, V.W.
• 91-2 The Future of U.S. Foreign Economic Assistance
  by Ruttan, V.W.

• 90-2 Competition Among Rent Seeking Groups in General Equilibrium
  by Roe, T. & Graham-Tomasi, T.
• 90-1 Economics of Food Safety: Risk, Information and the Demand and Supply of Health
  by Falconi, C. & Roe, T.

• 89-10 What Happened To Political Development?
  by Ruttan, V.W.
• 89-9 The Selectivity Of Fertility And The Determinants Of Human Capital Investments: Parametric And Semi-Parametric Estimates
  by Pitt, M.M. & Rosenzweig, M.R.
• 89-8 Credit Market Constraints, Consumption Smoothing And The Accumulation Of Durable Production Assets In Low-Income Countries: Investments In Bullocks In India
  by Rosenzweig, M.R. & Wolpin, K.I.
• 89-7 Incompleteness In Insurance: An Analysis Of The Multiplicative Case
  by Roe, T.L. & Ramaswami, B.
• 89-6 On The Welfare Consequences Of Political Activity
  by Coggins, J.S.
• 89-5 Lost Directions: U.S. Foreihn Assistence Policy Since New Directions
  by Mcguire, M.F. & Ruttan, V.W.
• 89-4 Wealth, Weather Risk And The Composition And Profitability Of Agricultural Investments
  by Rosenzweig, M.R. & Binswanger, H.P.
• 89-3 "Vent-For-Surplus" As A Source Of Agricultutal Growth In Northeast Thailand, 1950-1986
  by Fuglie, K.
• 89-2 The Gatt Negotiation And Us/Ec Agricultulral Policies Solutions To Noncooperative Games
  by Johnson, M. & Roe, T. & Mahe, L.
• 89-1 Productivity, Health And Inequality In The Intrahousehold Distribution Of Food In Low-Income Countries
  by Pitt, M.M. & Rosenzweig, M.R. & Hassan, M.N.

• 88-5 Existence Of Equilibria In Lobbying Economies
  by Coggins, J.S. & Graham-Tomasi, T.
• 88-4 The Sources Of The Basic Human Needs Mandate
  by Sartorius, R.H. & Ruttan, V.W.
• 88-3 The Determinants Of Rice Variaty Choice In Indonesia
  by Sumodiningrat, G. & Pitt, M.M.
• 88-2 Bilateral Harmonization Of Ec And U.S. Agricultural Policy
  by Mahe, L.P. & Tavara, C.
• 88-1 An Open Economy Model Of Political Influence And Competition Among Rent Seeking Groups
  by Roe, T. & Yeldan, E.

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