Harvard Institute of Economic Research
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Books by Harvard Institute of Economic Research
Total count: 67
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Econometric studies of health economics1973-01-01
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The surprising incidence of a tax on pure renta new answer to an old questionHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1975-01-01
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Blueprints for basic tax reformsome commentsHarvard University1977-01-01
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The breakdown of Bretton WoodsHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1977-01-01
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Exact aggregation over individuals and commoditiesHarvard Institute of Economic Research1983-01-01
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Sector measures of labor cost for the United States, 1948-1978Harvard Institute of Economic Research1983-01-01
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The role of energy in productivity growthHarvard Institute of Economic Research1983-01-01
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Econometric methods for applied general equilibrium modelingHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1983-01-01
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Further evidence on the economics of U.S. environmental politicsthe case of coal strip miningHarvard Institute of Economic Research1983-01-01
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Aggregate consumer expenditures on energyHarvard Institute of Economic Research1983-01-01
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The contribution of education to U.S. economic growth, 1948-1973Harvard Institute for Economic Research, Harvard University1983-01-01
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The ideological behavior of legislatorsrational on-the-job consumption or just a residual?Harvard Institute for Economic Research1984-01-01
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Tax policy and capital allocationHarvard Institute of Economic Research1984-01-01
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The impact of domestic regulatory policies on international competitivenessHarvard Institute of Economic Research1985-01-01
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General equilibrium analysis of economic policyHarvard Institute for Economic Research1985-01-01
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Japan-U.S. industry-level productivity comparisons, 1960-1979Harvard Institute of Economic Research1986-01-01
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The oil price decline and economic growth in Japan and the U.S.Harvard Institute of Economic Research1986-01-01
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General equilibrium analysis of natural gas price regulationHarvard Institute of Economic Research1986-01-01
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Productivity and growth of sectoral output in the United States, 1948-1979Harvard Institute for Economic Research1986-01-01
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The measurement of social welfareHarvard Institute of Economic Research1986-01-01
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Bilateral models of production for Japanese and U.S. industriesHarvard Institute of Economic Research1986-01-01
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The accumulation of human and nonhuman capital, 1943-1984Harvard Institute of Economic Research1988-01-01
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Forested wetland depletion in the United Statesan analysis of unintended consequences of federal policy and programsHarvard Institute of Economic Research1988-01-01
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Tax reform and U.S. economic growthHarvard Institute of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Tax policy and the cost of capitalHarvard Institute of Economic Research1989-01-01
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Environmental regulation and U.S. economic growthHarvard Institute of Economic Research1989-01-01
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The excess burden of taxation in the U.S.Harvard Institute of Economic Research1990-01-01
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The output of the education sectorHarvard Institute of Economic Research1991-01-01
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The USSR before the fallhow poor and whyHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1991-01-01
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The economic impact of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990Harvard Institute of Economic Research1992-01-01
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Utilitarianism revisitedHarvard Institute of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Competition and the evolution of efficiencyHarvard Institute of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Trade and circusesexplaining urban giantsHarvard Institute of Economic Research1993-01-01
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A positive measure of povertyHarvard Institute of Economic Research1994-01-01
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Decentralization, externalities, and efficiencyHarvard Institute of Economic Research1994-01-01
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Poverty and vulnerabilityHarvard Institute of Economic Research1994-01-01
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Inflation, real interest rates, and the bond marketa study of UK nominal and index-linked government bond pricesHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1995-01-01
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Cheap talk and investment rivalry in the pulp and paper industryHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1995-01-01
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The growth of nationsHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1995-01-01
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Risk-taking incentives and the cost of insurance company failuresHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1995-01-01
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Economic reform and the process of global integrationHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1995-01-01
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Interactive implementationHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Why is there more crime in cities?Harvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Nonparametric applications of Bayesian inferenceHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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On the welfare significance of green accounting as taught by parableHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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A Walrasian theory of money and barterHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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The international transmission of monetary policyevidence from the United States and CanadaHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Decentralization and collusionHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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The Mexican peso crisissudden death or death foretold?Harvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Hierarchical Bayes models with many instrumental variablesHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Exchange rate dynamics and learningHarvard Institute of Economic Research1996-01-01
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Regulatory free cash flow and the high cost of insurance company failuresHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Financial crises in emerging marketsthe lessons from 1995Harvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1996-01-01
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Not invented hereHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1997-01-01
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R&D and productivitythe international connectionHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1997-01-01
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Measuring neighborhood investmentsan examination of community choiceHarvard Institute of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Rethinking inequality decomposition, with evidence from rural ChinaHarvard Institute of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Real wages and relative factor prices in the Third World before 1940what do they tell us about the sources of growth?Harvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1998-01-01
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Not-for-profit entrepreneursHarvard Institute of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Gamma discountingHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1998-01-01
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Price indexes for medical care goods and servicesan overview of measurement issuesHarvard Institute of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Politics, growth, and inequality in rural Chinadoes it pay to join the party?Harvard Institute of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Real wages and relative factor prices in the Third World 1820-1940Latin AmericaHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1998-01-01
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The neo-Luddite's lamentexcessive upgrades in the software industryHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1999-01-01
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Implementation and renegotiationHarvard Institute of Economic Research1999-01-01
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Pricing under the threat of entry by a sole supplier of a network goodHarvard Institute of Economic Research, Harvard University1999-01-01
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Financial innovation, market participation and asset pricesHarvard Institute of Economic Research2001-01-01