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University of Texas at Arlington, Department of Economics

Working Papers

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Postal: 309 Business Bldg., Box 19479, Arlington, Tx 76013
Phone: (817) 272-3061
Fax: (817) 272-3145
Web page: http://economics.uta.edu/
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Series handle: repec:txa:wpaper

2007

0701 Teaching Digital Piracy
by Michael R. Ward [Downloadable!]

2006

0604 The Effects Of E-Rate It Subsidies In Education
by Michael R. Ward [Downloadable!]
0603 Rural Telecommunications Subsidies Do Not Help
by Michael R. Ward [Downloadable!]
0602 The Impact of Stadium Announcements on Residential Property Values: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Dallas-Fort Worth
by Craig A. Depken & Michael R. Ward & Carolyn A. Dehring [Downloadable!]
0601 Corruption and Creditworthiness: Evidence from Sovereign Credit Ratings
by Craig A. Depken & Courtney LaFountain & Roger Butters [Downloadable!]

2005

template Phases of Imitation and Innovation in a North-South Endogenous Growth Model
by Daniel Rais & Jonathan Goldman [Downloadable!]
0504 The Dynamics of Permanent and Transitory Components in International Business Cycles
by Shushanik Papanyan [Downloadable!]
0503 Price Effects From Retail Gasoline Mergers
by Michael R. Ward & Nicholas K. Oxedine [Downloadable!]
0502 “Branded Generics” As A Strategy To Limit Cannibalization Of Pharmaceutical Markets
by Michael R. Ward & David Reiffen [Downloadable!]
0501 Fixed-Mobile Telephone Subscription Substitution in the U.S
by Michael R. Ward & Glenn A. Woroch [Downloadable!]

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