2004 Working Papers

Aladin Research Commons

• WRLC Digital Repository
• American University
• Academic Archive - including scholarship and syllabi (AU)
• Z Files --- mirrored storage
• College of Arts and Sciences (AU-CAS)
• Department of Economics
• Working Papers
• 2004 Working Papers

2004 Working Papers

Browse by

• By Issue Date
• Authors
• Titles
• Subjects

Search within this collection:

Advanced Search

 

To view content in this collection use the search box above or click to browse by title, author, subject, or date.

Recent Submissions

• On Intellectual Property Rights: Patents vs. Free and Open Development 

  Isaac, Alan G.; Park, Walter G. (Department of Economics, American University, 2004)
• Varieties of Fiscal Stimulus: A Conflicting Claims Analysis 

  Isaac, Alan G. (Department of Economics, American University, 2004-02)
• A Quiet Revolution in the Making? The Replacement of Expatriate Labor through the Feminization of the Labor Force in GCC Countries 

  Willoughby, John (Department of Economics, American University, 2004-11)
• U.S. Antidumping Enforcement and Macroeconomic Indicators: What Do Petitioners Expect, and Are They Correct? 

  Feinberg, Robert M. (Department of Economics, American University, 2004-11)
• Do Multimarket Banks Set Uniform Loan Rates Across Markets? 

  Feinberg, Robert M. (Department of Economics, American University, 2004-11)

Search DSpace

Browse

My Account

Statistics

RSS Feeds

The Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC) provides a shared digital institutional repository for its member institutions, known collectively as the ALADIN Research Commons.

This resource is intended to serve both as a mechanism for publishing - in digital form - the scholarly output of each school’s academic community, and as an open and shared ALADIN resource that supports research and continued scholarship.

Currently, the WRLC has selected DSpace as the underlying digital repository system to meet WRLC and member institutions electronic publishing, scholarly access, and digital preservation needs.