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Has the U.S. economy become more stable? A Bayesian approach based on a Markov-switching model of business cycle
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : NOV, VOL. 81:4, p. 608-616
 1999 Kim, C.
Nelson, C.
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Measuring business cycles: approximate band-pass filters for economic time series
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : NOV, VOL. 81:4, p. 575-593
 1999 Baxter, M.
King, R.
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Weimar's statistical economics: Ernst Wagemann, the Reich's Statistical Office, and the Institute for Business-Cycle Research, 1925-1933
Economic History Review
1999 : AUG, VOL. 52:3, p. 523-543
 1999 Tooze, J.
75.
The adjustment of Chinese GDP by world bank (original in Chinese)
Economist (c)
1999 : 2, p.110-116
 1999 Xu, Xianchun
76.
China should establish a better-improved macro-economic statistics system (original in Chinese)
Economist (c)
1999 : 2, p.94-99
 1999 Pang, Hao
77.
Comparing price levels across countries using minimum-spanning trees
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : FEB, VOL. 81:1, p. 135-142
 1999 Hill, R.
78.
On international and national dimensions of risk sharing
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : FEB, VOL. 81:1, p. 73-84
 1999 Crucini, M.
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Measuring income tax discrimination
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : FEB, VOL. 81:1, p. 27-31
 1999 Kakwani, N.
Lambert, P.
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Flexible and semiflexible consumer demands with quadratic Engel curves
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : MAY, VOL. 81:2, p. 277-287
 1999 Ryan, D.
Wales, T.
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The Italian recession of 1993: aggregate implications of microeconomic evidence
Review of Economics and Statistics
1999 : MAY, VOL. 81:2, p. 237-249
 1999 Miniaci, R.
Weber, G.
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