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Turkish Economic Development: The First Five Year Plan, 1963-67
(1969)
This article evaluates the effectiveness of Turkey's First Five Year Development Plan (1963-67) in achieving both its domestic and its international objectives.
Long‐Term Health Spending Persistence among the Privately Insured in the US
(Harvard UniversityWiley Periodicals, Inc., 2016-09)
There is little current information regarding the long‐term persistence of health spending in the United States, in particular among the population aged under 65 (pre‐Medicare eligibility). We describe and model the extent ...
Stock Price Manipulation Through Takeover Bids
(1989-11)
The possibility that a takeover bid is designed solely to allow the bidder to drive up the stock price, sell his holdings at the higher price and drop the bid has not been studied nor incorporated into analyses of takeovers. ...
Common Knowledge and Game Theory
(1988-07)
Perhaps the most important area in which common knowledge problems arise is in the study of rational expectations equilibria in the trading of risky securities. How can there be trade if everybody's willingness to trade ...
Online Education in Community Colleges: Access, School Success, and Labor-Market Outcomes
(2014)
Chapter 1 provides the first evidence on the effect of online education on labor-market outcomes. I employ an individual-fixed-effects estimation strategy using data on over 100,000 community-college enrollees and show ...
Micro-Based Estimates of Demand Functions for Local School Expenditures
(1980-10)
We devise and apply a new method for local public goods from survey data. Individuals' responses to questions about whether they want more or less of various public goods are combined with observations of their incomes, ...
Response to editorial by Bryan and Rafferty
(Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company, 2006)
No abstract.
Predicting organizational identification at the CEO level
(John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2015-08)
Incentive Contracting with Asymmetry of Precontractual Beliefs
(1981-11)
The interaction between a risk-neutral principal and agent is explored in which the agent's information is better than that of the principal both before and after a contract is agreed upon. It is shown that, in contrast ...