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Volume 35, Number 15, 15 October 2003

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Does federally financed business R&D matter for US productivity growth?
pp. 1619-1625(7)
Authors: Bönte W.

Induced innovation: an empirical test
pp. 1627-1647(21)
Authors: Armanville I.; Funk P.

Attendance and pricing at sporting events: empirical results from Granger Causality Tests for the Melbourne Cup
pp. 1649-1657(9)
Authors: Narayan P.K.; Smyth R.

Why do diners tip: rule-of-thumb or valuation of service?
pp. 1659-1665(7)
Authors: Bodvarsson Ö.B.; Luksetich W.A.; McDermott S.

Technology sourcing versus technology exploitation: an analysis of US foreign direct investment flows
pp. 1667-1678(12)
Author: Love J.H.

Modelling hierarchical consumer preferences: an application to global food markets
pp. 1679-1687(9)
Authors: Philippidis G.; Hubbard L.J.

Estimation and arbitrage opportunities for exchange rate baskets
pp. 1689-1698(10)
Authors: Mercurio D.; Torricelli C.

Economic versus physical input measures in the analysis of technical efficiency in fisheries
pp. 1699-1710(12)
Authors: Pascoe S.; Hassaszahed P.; Anderson J.; Korsbrekke K.

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