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GOVERNMENT BORROWING, INTEREST RATES, AND THE CROWDING OUT EFFECT IN AN OPEN ECONOMY
Bahram Adrangi, Todd EastonThis research applies the loanable funds theory in an international framework to investigate government borrowing's effect on U.S. interest rates. The equations estimated offer…
DETERRENCE OF OPPONENTS THROUGH REVELATION OF INFORMATION
John L. ScottShould the enforcers of rules inform potential violators about how likely violations will be detected? In practice, there is some mixture of revelation and secrecy‐police inform…
TOWARD AN AUSTRIAN VIEW OF COPYRIGHT
John J. BethuneThe concept of intellectual property poses potentially difficult questions for those sympathetic to the Austrian economic viewpoint. Austrians are staunch proponents of the free…
THE EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL CONCENTRATION DUE TO LUCK: AN EXTENSION
Demetrius KantarelisGibrat's Law of Proportionate Effect is reconsidered by assuming a process of stochastic growth and decline of firms in an industry. With the assistance of computer simulations it…
A NOTE ON THE INDETERMINACY OF MARKET EQUILIBRIA FOLLOWING SIMULTANEOUS CHANGES IN DEMAND AND SUPPLY
Jon R. HaydenSimultaneous changes in demand and supply produce indeterminate results on equilibrium price or quantity. This paper provides a rigorous analysis of the factors responsible for…
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