Intergenerational Wealth Transfers and the Educational Decisions of Male Youth
I. A simple schooling model, 605. — II. Estimation, 606. — III. An interpretation of actual and optimal schooling behavior, 615.
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Monetary Policy in an Inside-Money, Open Economy
Tobin's banking system model, 83. — Opening the Tobin model, 86. — Foreign sector, 86. — Stationary-state, portfolio balance, 87. — Banking sector, 89. — High-powered money, 89. — Aggregate demand and supply, 90. — Government sector, 91. — Monetary policy, 93. — Fixed exchange rate: increase in required reserve ratio, 94. — Floating exchange rate, 97. — Conclusions, 99. — Appendix I: notation, 100. — Appendix II, 100.
Measurements of Static Welfare Losses, Distribution Inequities, and Revenues in the Brazilian Multiple Auction Exchange Rate System
I. Introduction, 490. — II. A brief description of the system, 491. — III. Static welfare losses from foreign exchange pricing, 491. — IV. Revenue gains and losses, 495. — V. Other costs and offsets, 498. — Appendix A: general method: converting loss estimates to linear estimates around the regression means, 499. — Appendix B: methodology of welfare loss calculations, 500.
Aggregation of Preferences
Journal Article Aggregation of Preferences Get access Donald J. Brown Donald J. Brown Yale University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 89, Issue 3, August 1975, Pages 456–469, https://doi.org/10.2307/1885263 Published: 01 August 1975