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Demand uncertainty and labour input in a bivariate ARCH-M model
Income, uncertainty and the probability of self-employment
The demographics of labour turnover : a comparison of ordinal probit and censored count data models
The "public capital hypothesis" : the case of Germany
Semi-nonparametric estimation of binary choice models using panel data : an application to the innovative activity of German firms
The importance of rationing in international trade : an econometric analysis for Germany
Overtime work, lack of labour, and structural mismatch : some extensions of the "European unemployment programme"
International business cycles and long-run growth : an analysis with markov-switching
Persistence and seasonality in output and employment of the Federal Republic of Germany
Illusive persistence in German unemployment
On the long-run relationship between money, output and interest rates : a cointegration analysis for West Germany
Modelling cyclical asymmetry in a production series using threshold autoregressive models
Demand uncertainty and labour input in a bivariate ARCH-M model
Income, uncertainty and the probability of self-employment
The demographics of labour turnover : a comparison of ordinal probit and censored count data models
The "public capital hypothesis" : the case of Germany
Semi-nonparametric estimation of binary choice models using panel data : an application to the innovative activity of German firms
The importance of rationing in international trade : an econometric analysis for Germany
Overtime work, lack of labour, and structural mismatch : some extensions of the "European unemployment programme"
International business cycles and long-run growth : an analysis with markov-switching
Persistence and seasonality in output and employment of the Federal Republic of Germany
Illusive persistence in German unemployment
On the long-run relationship between money, output and interest rates : a cointegration analysis for West Germany
Modelling cyclical asymmetry in a production series using threshold autoregressive models
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