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2013, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 105-123 Vertical Trade Maps
by Benno Ferrarini - 125-143 Effects of Imported Intermediate Varieties on Plant Total Factor Productivity and Product Switching: Evidence from Korean Manufacturing
by Yong-Seok Choi & Chin Hee Hahn - 145-161 Wage Effects of Employment Protection Legislation in Taiwan
by Yen-Ling Lin - 163-183 Impact of Foreign Maids on Female Labor Force Participation in Malaysia
by Peck-Leong Tan & John Gibson - 185-207 Effect of Interest Rate Subsidies on Firm Performance and Investment Behavior during Economic Recession: Evidence from Vietnam
by Tuan-Minh Dinh & Edmund Malesky & Trung-Thanh To & Duc-Thanh Nguyen
2013, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-16 Multinationals, Institutions and Economic Growth in China
by Yi Che & Danny T. Wang - 17-38 Impact of Outward Foreign Direct Investment on Domestic R&D Activity: Evidence from Taiwan's Multinational Enterprises in Low-wage Countries
by Kun-Ming Chen & Shu-Fei Yang - 39-57 Reputational Penalties in Japan: Evidence from Corporate Scandals
by Joseph K. Tanimura & M. Gary Okamoto - 59-83 Do Private Tutoring Expenditures Raise Academic Performance? Evidence from Middle School Students in South Korea
by Deockhyun Ryu & Changhui Kang - 85-104 Alternative Poverty Lines for Malaysia
by Thaiyoong Penny Mok & Gillis Maclean & Paul Dalziel
2012, Volume 26, Issue 4
- 289-311 Employment Effects of Offshoring across Sectors and Occupations in Japan
by Pablo Agnese - 313-331 Chinese per Capita Income Distribution, 1992–2007: A Regional Perspective
by José Villaverde & Adolfo Maza - 333-357 What Factors Determine Student Performance in East Asia? New Evidence from the 2007 Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study
by Masakazu Hojo & Takashi Oshio - 359-380 Firm Efficiency in Cambodia's Garment Industry on the Eve of the Multi-Fiber Arrangement Termination
by Souksavanh Vixathep & Nobuaki Matsunaga - 381-396 Housing Supply, Demand and Price: Construction Cost, Rental Price and House Price Indices
by I-Chun Tsai
2012, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 181-187 Natural Disasters and Asia: Introduction
by Shigeyuki Abe & Shandre M. Thangavelu - 189-210 Japan's Post‐Disaster Economic Reconstruction: From Kobe to Tohoku
by Toshihiko Hayashi - 211-231 Indian Ocean Tsunami: Disaster, Generosity and Recovery
by Prema-chandra Athukorala - 233-259 Livelihood Recovery after Natural Disasters and the Role of Aid: The Case of the 2006 Yogyakarta Earthquake
by Budy P. Resosudarmo & Catur Sugiyanto & Ari Kuncoro - 261-287 How did the Japanese Exports Respond to Two Crises in the International Production Networks? The Global Financial Crisis and the Great East Japan Earthquake
by Mitsuyo Ando & Fukunari Kimura
2012, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 93-118 ASEAN Economic Community: A General Equilibrium Analysis
by Peter A. Petri & Michael G. Plummer & Fan Zhai - 119-135 Financial Determinants of Corporate R&D Investment in Korea
by Sanghoon Lee - 137-157 Endogenous, Intra-household Decision-making and its Impact on the Labor Supply of Couples in Rural India
by Kompal Sinha - 159-180 Econometric Analysis of the India–Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement
by Vivek Joshi
2012, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-23 Is Life Annuity an Effective Tool for Managing Longevity Risk in Korea?
by Yoonkyung Yuh & Jaehwan Yang - 25-42 Productivity Growth in Different Plant‐size Groups in the Malaysian Manufacturing Sector
by Sangho Kim & Donghyun Park & Jong‐Ho Park - 43-61 Land Reform and Farm Production in the Northern Uplands of Vietnam
by Trung Thanh Nguyen - 63-85 Openness, Regional Trade Agreements and Growth: Evidence from Asia
by João Tovar Jalles
2011, Volume 25, Issue 4
- 355-373 Efficiency of the Banking Industry Structure in Korea
by Dong Jin Shin & Brian H. S. Kim - 375-395 Mean‐reverting and Asymmetric Volatility Switching Properties of Stock Price Index, Exchange Rate and Foreign Capital in Taiwan
by Hsiang‐Hsi Liu & Teng‐Tsai Tu - 397-412 Credit Card Averters and Amassers: Evidence from Malaysia
by Yiing Jia Loke & Steven T. Yen & Andrew K. G. Tan - 413-428 Impact of Integrated Weed Management on Cotton Producers' Earnings in Pakistan
by Akhter Ali & Muhammad Sharif
2011, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 245-269 Technical Efficiency of Rice Farms in Different Agroclimatic Zones in the Philippines: An Application of a Stochastic Metafrontier Model
by Marc Jim Mariano & Renato Villano & Euan Fleming - 271-289 Spatial Correlation in Household Choices in Rural Indonesia
by John Gibson & Bonggeun Kim & Susan Olivia - 291-307 The Impact of Inflation Uncertainty on Output Growth and Inflation in Thailand
by Komain Jiranyakul & Timothy P. Opiela - 309-329 Corporate Venture Capital and Its Contribution to Intermediate Goods Firms in South Korea
by Younghoon Kim & Yeonbae Kim & Jeong‐Dong Lee - 331-353 Comparison of Effects from Different Institutions: Public Credit Guarantee in Korea
by Inha Oh & Jeong‐Dong Lee
2011, Volume 25, Issue 2
- 129-149 Reorganization of Intra‐ASEAN 5 Trade Flows: The 'China Factor'
by Evelyn S. Devadason - 151-175 Ownership Structure and Risk‐taking Behavior: Evidence from Banks in Korea and Japan
by Sun Eae Chun & Mamoru Nagano & Min Hwan Lee - 177-196 Estimating Korea's Exchange Rate Exposure
by Sammo Kang & Jeong Wook Lee - 197-226 Ranking Locations for Japan's Manufacturing Multinationals in Asia: A Literature Survey Illustrated with Indexes
by Eric D. Ramstetter - 227-244 Bilateral Trade Balances: Evidence from Malaysia
by Wong Hock Tsen
2011, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 1-2 William E. James: An Eternal Colleague of EAEA and AEJ
by Shigeyuki Abe - 3-33 Dynamics of Growth, Poverty and Inequality: A Panel Analysis of Regional Data from Thailand and the Philippines
by Kyosuke Kurita & Takashi Kurosaki - 35-54 A Case of Sticky Floors: Gender Wage Differentials in Thailand
by Zheng Fang & Chris Sakellariou - 55-77 Structural Changes and Regional Income Inequality in Indonesia: A Bidimensional Decomposition Analysis
by Takahiro Akita & Puji Agus Kurniawan & Sachiko Miyata - 79-98 Economic Restructuring, Informal Jobs and Pro‐poor Growth in Urban China
by Chuliang Luo - 99-112 Asia's Global Responsibilities and Regional and International Cooperation
by Peter Drysdale - 113-117 When and How Can Asia Play a Leading Role in the New World Order?
by Shinichi Ichimura
2010, Volume 24, Issue 4
- 289-303 Heterogeneity of FDI Export Spillovers and Its Policy Implications: The Experience of China
by Sizhong Sun - 305-332 Interdependence between Overseas and Domestic R&D Activities: Evidence from Taiwanese Multinationals
by Wen‐Bin Chuang & Hui‐lin Lin - 333-354 Evolution of Education Premiums in Cambodia: 1997–2007
by Ashish Lall & Chris Sakellariou - 355-390 Poverty and Inequality Maps in Rural Vietnam: An Application of Small Area Estimation
by Nguyen Viet Cuong & Tran Ngoc Truong & Roy Van Der Weide - 391-411 Is a Common Currency Area Feasible for East Asia? A Multivariate Structural Vector Autoregression Approach
by Hsiu‐Fen Hsu
2010, Volume 24, Issue 3
- 203-220 Deterrence and Incapacitation Effects in a Closed Area: A Case Study of Auto Theft in Taiwan
by Hung-Lin Tao & Ling-Chih Kuo - 221-234 Who Are the Potential Smokers of Smuggled Cigarettes?
by Hsin-Fan Chen & Sheng-Hung Chen & Jie-Min Lee & Huei-Yann Jeng - 235-251 Vulnerability to Poverty in Papua New Guinea in 1996
by Raghbendra Jha & Tu Dang - 253-287 Monetary Policy Impulses and Retail Interest Rate Pass-Through in Asian Banking Markets
by Kuan-Min Wang
2010, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 115-139 Cost Efficiency of the Banking Sector in Vietnam: A Bayesian Stochastic Frontier Approach with Regularity Constraints
by Ha Thu Vu & Sean Turnell - 141-160 Assessing the Impact of Agricultural Technology Adoption on Farmers' Well-being Using Propensity-Score Matching Analysis in Rural China
by Haitao Wu & Shijun Ding & Sushil Pandey & Dayun Tao - 161-178 Urban-biased Policies and the Increasing Rural-Urban Expenditure Gap in Vietnam in the 1990s
by Eric Fesselmeyer & Kien T. Le - 179-202 Determinants of Economic Growth and Spread-backwash Effects in Western and Eastern China
by Shanzi Ke
2010, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 1-22 Linkages between Trade and Financial Integration and Output Growth in East Asia
by Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista & Dennis S. Mapa - 23-44 Self-selection and Earnings of Migrants: Evidence from Rural China
by Zheren Wu - 45-68 Environmental Performance Assessment of China's Manufacturing
by Tao Zhang - 69-85 Potential Payoff from R&D in the Coconut Industry of North Sulawesi, Indonesia
by Benjamin Henderson & Lynn Henry & Gordon MacAulay & Jen Tatuh - 87-108 Information Technology, Organizational Transformation and Productivity Growth: An Examination of the Brynjolfsson-Hitt Proposition
by Ky-hyang Yuhn & Seung R. Park
2009, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 397-418 Updating Poverty Maps without Panel Data: Evidence from Vietnam
by Nguyen Viet Cuong - 419-437 Vulnerability of Vietnamese Elderly to Poverty: Determinants and Policy Implications
by Long T. Giang & Wade D. Pfau - 439-455 Do Small Farmers Borrow Less When the Lending Rate Increases? Interest Rate Elasticity of Rice Farmers in the Philippines
by Roehlano M. Briones - 457-476 Effects of Information on Consumers' Willingness to Pay for Golden Rice
by Dinah Pura T. Depositario & Rodolfo M. Nayga, Jr. & Ximing Wu & Tiffany P. Laude
2009, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 269-296 Heterodox Reform Symbioses: The Political Economy of Investment Climate Reforms in Solo, Indonesia
by Christian von Luebke & Neil McCulloch & Arianto A. Patunru - 297-321 Firm Productivity and Foreign Direct Investment into Non-core Activities
by Andrzej Cieslik & Michael Ryan - 323-348 Do Capital Inflows Matter to Asset Prices? The Case of Korea
by Soyoung Kim & Doo Yong Yang - 349-372 Out-of-sample Hedge Performances for Risk Management in China Commodity Futures Markets
by Sang-Kuck Chung - 373-395 Optimal Structure of Technology Adoption and Creation: Basic versus Development Research in Relation to the Distance from the Technological Frontier
by Joonkyung Ha & Yong Jin Kim & Jong-Wha Lee
2009, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 143-167 Productivity Spillovers from FDI in Malaysian Manufacturing: Evidence from Micro-panel Data
by Noor Aini Khalifah & Radziah Adam - 169-194 Regional Trade Agreements in East Asia: Will They Be Sustainable?
by Innwon Park - 195-224 Sources of Growth and Structural Change in the Vietnamese Economy, 1996-2003: A Computable General Equilibrium Analysis
by James A. Giesecke & Tran Hoang Nhi - 225-247 Dietary Diversity, Food Security and Undernourishment: The Vietnamese Evidence
by Vinod Mishra & Ranjan Ray - 249-267 Interaction between Foreign and Domestic Investors in the Korean Stock and Futures Markets
by Young-Rae Song & Yong-Jun Yang & Hyung-Sik Oh
2009, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-17 Role of Education in Cigarette Smoking: An Analysis of Malaysian Household Survey Data
by Andrew K.G. Tan & Steven T. Yen & Rodolfo M. Nayga, Jr. - 19-39 Determinants of Remittances: Recent Evidence Using Data on Internal Migrants in Vietnam
by Yoko Niimi & Thai Hung Pham & Barry Reilly - 41-63 Impact of the National Pension Fund on the Suitability of Elderly Pensions in Thailand
by Wade D. Pfau & Vararat Atisophon - 65-91 Output and Productivity Performance of Hong Kong and Singapore's Transport and Communications Sector, 1990 to 2005
by Boon L. Lee & William Shepherd - 93-118 Efficiency, Cointegration and Contagion in Equity Markets: Evidence from China, Japan and South Korea
by A.S.M. Sohel Azad
2008, Volume 22, Issue 4
- 343-358 Does International Fragmentation Occur in Sectors Other Than Machinery?
by Fukunari Kimura & Kazunobu Hayakawa & Zheng Ji - 359-396 Lewis Growth Model and China's Industrialization
by Nazrul Islam & Kazuhiko Yokota - 397-410 Future of Economic Growth for South Korea
by Byung Woo Kim - 411-430 Does Allocation of Public Spending Matter in Poverty Reduction? Evidence from Thailand
by Shenggen Fan & Bingxin Yu & Somchai Jitsuchon - 431-455 Relationship between Managerial Compensation and Business Performance in Japan: New Evidence Using Micro Data
by Hideaki Sakawa & Naoki Watanabel
2008, Volume 22, Issue 3
- 225-240 Human Capital and Economic Growth in Asia 1890-2000: A Time-series Analysis
by Bas van Leeuwen & Peter Foldvari - 241-266 Purchasing Power Parity under Regime Shifts: An Application to Asian Countries
by Salah A. Nusair - 267-287 Backyard Hog Production Efficiency: Evidence from the Philippines
by Amin W. Mugera & Allen M. Featherstone - 289-319 Poverty Effects of the Philippines' Tariff Reduction Program: Insights from a Computable General Equilibrium Analysis
by John Cockburn & Erwin L. Corong & Caesar B. Cororaton - 321-341 Employment Outcomes of Graduates: The Case of Universiti Utara, Malaysia
by Hock-Eam Lim & Judith Rich & Mark N. Harris
2008, Volume 22, Issue 2
- 113-132 Does Trade, Technology, or Education Expel Traditional Sectors? Some Evidence from the Collapse of the Silk Sector in South Korea
by Manitra A. Rakotoarisoa & Sung-soo Kim - 133-160 Opening up, Market Reform, and Convergence Clubs in China
by Rui Hao - 161-177 Does a Country's Openness to Trade and Capital Accounts Lead to Financial Development? Evidence from Malaysia
by Siong Hook Law - 179-208 Assessing the Equilibrium Exchange Rate of the Malaysian Ringgit: A Comparison of Alternative Approaches
by Isabell Koske - 209-224 Is Real Estate Really an Inflation Hedge? Evidence from Taiwan
by Wen-Shwo Fang & Kuan-Min Wang & Thanh-Binh T. Nguyen
2008, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 1-23 Hukou and Graduates' Job Search in China
by Wen Wang & Peter G. Moffatt - 25-46 Human Capital and Hours Worked of Children in Cambodia: Empirical Evidence for Policy Implications
by Han Phoumin - 47-66 Firm Efficiency in a Transitional Economy: Evidence from Vietnam
by Thi Bich Tran & R. Quentin Grafton & Tom Kompas - 67-82 International Capital Mobility in the Short Run and the Long Run: A Daily Data Study for Japan, Singapore and Taiwan
by Han-Min Hsing - 83-107 Food Processing Business and Agriculture Cooperatives in Japan: Market Power and Asymmetric Information
by Kazuhiko Mikami & Satoru Tanaka
2007, Volume 21, Issue 4
- 343-368 Winners and Losers during a Deep Economic Crisis: Firm-level Evidence from Indonesian Manufacturing
by Dionisius Narjoko & Hal Hill - 369-386 Special Quotes Invoke Autocorrelation in Japanese Stock Prices
by Yoshiro Tsutsui & Kenjiro Hirayama & Takahiro Tanaka & Nobutaka Uesugi - 387-404 Influence of ADB Bond Issues and US Bonds on Asian Government Bonds
by Masahiro Inoguchi - 405-424 Education and Earnings in Transition: The Case of Lao
by Phanhpakit Onphanhdala & Terukazu Suruga - 425-451 Measuring Green Productivity Growth for China's Manufacturing Sectors: 1991-2000
by Jing Cao
2007, Volume 21, Issue 3
- 239-259 Trade Liberalization, Economic Restructuring and Urban Poverty: The Case of China
by Zhicheng Liang - 261-282 Impact of Beijing Olympic-related Investments on Regional Economic Growth of China: Interregional Input-Output Approach
by Yaxiong Zhang & Kun Zhao - 283-299 Who is Better Off from Trade Liberalization? An Experience from Urban China
by Yin He - 301-319 Income Uncertainty and Wealth Accumulation: How Precautionary are Taiwanese Households?
by Yih-Luan Chyi & Yu-Lun Liu - 321-342 Managing in the Middle: Characterizing Singapore's Exchange Rate Policy
by Tony Cavoli & Ramkishen S. Rajan
2007, Volume 21, Issue 2
- 139-153 Measuring Barriers to International Division of Labor in East Asia
by Kazunobu Hayakawa - 155-168 Technical Change and Productive Efficiency: Irrigated Rice in the Philippines
by Richard T. Yao & Gerald E. Shively - 169-194 Feeling Richer or Poorer than Others: A Cross-section and Panel Analysis of Subjective Economic Status in Indonesia
by Nattavudh Powdthavee - 195-206 What Caused the Korean Currency Crisis in 1997? *: Weak Fundamentals or Self-fulfilling Expectations
by In-Bong Ha & Bong-Soo Lee & Chongcheul Cheong - 207-238 Time-varying Cost of Equity Capital in Southeast Asian Countries
by Rashid Ameer
2007, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 1-18 Managing Food Price Instability in Asia: A Macro Food Security Perspective
by C. Peter Timmer & David Dawe - 19-46 Supermarkets in Vietnam: Opportunities and Obstacles
by Masayoshi Maruyama & Le Viet Trung - 47-73 Structure of Firm Location Choices: An Examination of Japanese Greenfield Investment in China
by Shaoming Cheng - 75-100 Evaluating the Relative Impact of Fiscal Incentives and Trade Policies on the Returns to Manufacturing in Taiwan, 1955-1995
by Glenn P. Jenkins & Chun-Yan Kuo - 101-121 Linguistic and Religious Influences on Foreign Trade: Evidence from East Asia
by Rongxing Guo
2006, Volume 20, Issue 4
- 333-354 Export Activity, Firm Size and Wage Structure: Evidence from Taiwanese Manufacturing Firms
by Meng-Wen Tsou & Jin-Tan Liu & Cliff J. Huang - 355-377 Markup Variation and Productivity Measurement in Singapore
by Raphael W. K. Lam - 379-392 Trade, Investment and Economic Interdependence between South Korea and China
by Joon-Kyung Kim & Yangseon Kim & Chung H. Lee - 393-407 Determinants of Female Fertility in Taiwan, 1966-2001: Empirical Evidence from Cointegration and Variance Decomposition Analysis
by Paresh Kumar Narayan - 409-423 Capital Inflows Problem in Selected Asian Economies in the 1990s Revisited: The Role of Monetary Sterilization
by Tony Cavoli & Ramkishen S. Rajan
2006, Volume 20, Issue 3
- 241-256 Mixing Family Business with Politics in Thailand
by Masami Imai - 257-274 Vertical Integration, Foreign Multinationals and Stigler's Hypotheses: An Empirical Test Using Malaysian Data
by Nor Ghani Md. Nor & Ahmad Zainuddin Abdullah & Khalil Md. Nor - 275-302 Dynamics of Capital Structure: The Case of Korean Listed Manufacturing Companies
by Hyesung Kim & Almas Heshmati & Dany Aoun - 303-317 Economic Integration of Yunnan with the Greater Mekong Subregion
by Sandra Poncet - 319-331 Export Promotion Policies and the Crowding-out Effect in Developing Countries
by Gairuzazmi Ghani
2006, Volume 20, Issue 2
- 127-159 Role of TFP in China's Growth
by Nazrul Islam & Erbiao Dai & Hiroshi Sakamoto - 161-172 World Trade in Used Automobiles: A Gravity Analysis of Japanese and US Exports
by Danilo Pelletiere & Kenneth A. Reinert - 173-190 Pure Altruism, Consumer Behavior and Choice Modeling
by Jungho Suh & Steve Harrison - 191-216 Inequality and Determinants of Earnings in Malaysia, 1984-1997
by Branko Milanovic - 217-239 Tax Incidence in Vietnam
by Jonathan Haughton & Nguyen The Quan & Nguyen Hoang Bao
2006, Volume 20, Issue 1
- 1-27 Foreign Investment, Divestment and Relocation by Japanese Electronics Firms in East Asia
by René Belderbos & Jianglei Zou - 29-46 Technical Inefficiency and Production Risk in Rice Farming: Evidence from Central Luzon Philippines
by Renato Villano & Euan Fleming - 47-74 Parental Education and Child Health: Evidence from China
by Pushkar Maitra & Xiujian Peng & Yaer Zhuang - 75-94 What Should the Weights of the Three Major Currencies be in a Common Currency Basket in East Asia?
by Kentaro Kawasaki & Eiji Ogawa - 95-122 Fund Mobilization and Investment Behavior in Thai Manufacturing Firms in the Early 1990s
by Fumiharu Mieno
2005, Volume 19, Issue 4
- 357-381 High-Frequency Contagion of Currency Crises in Asia
by Takatoshi Ito & Yuko Hashimoto - 383-406 Socioeconomic Changes and the Decline in Poverty: A View from Three Villages in the Philippines, 1985-1997
by Jonna P. Estudillo & Yasuyuki Sawada & Mahabub Hossain - 407-422 Marketing Channels and Retail Store Density in East Asia
by Kenji Matsui & Shuanghong Lu & Tatsuhiko Nariu & Tadashi Yukimoto - 423-443 Industrial Diversification and Its Impact on Productivity Growth in Taiwan's Electronics Industry
by Show-Ling Jang & Ming-Hung Weng & Yanzhi Wang - 445-469 China's Business Cycles: Perspectives from an AD-AS Model
by Yin Zhang & Guanghua Wan
2005, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 249-271 EU Anti-dumping Measures against ASEAN Countries: Impact on Trade Flows
by Ludo Cuyvers & Michel Dumont - 273-289 Technological Capability and FDI in Asia: Firm-level Relationships among Japanese Manufacturers
by Eiichi Tomiura - 291-317 Indonesian Local Government Spending, Taxing and Saving: An Explanation of Pre- and Post-decentralization Fiscal Outcomes
by Blane D. Lewis - 319-334 Wives' Value of Time and Food Consumed Away from Home in Taiwan
by Shao-Hsun Keng & Chun-Hung Lin - 335-356 Deterioration of Firm Balance Sheet and Investment Behavior: Evidence from Panel Data on Thai Firms
by Suvadee Rungsomboon
2005, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 137-157 Asian Currency Crisis and the Generalized PPP: Evidence from the Far East
by Taufiq Choudhry - 159-180 Wage Structure Effects of Taiwan's Science and Technology Development Policy
by James P. Vere - 181-203 Trade Reform and Manufacturing Pricing Behavior in Four Archetype Asia-Pacific Economies
by Rod Tyers - 205-230 Labor Militancy in South Korea
by Bong Joon Yoon - 231-247 Study of the Measurement and Determinants of Intra-industry Trade in East Asia
by Michael Thorpe & Zhaoyang Zhang
2005, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-28 China's WTO Commitments in Agriculture and Impacts of Potential OECD Agricultural Trade Liberalizations
by Wusheng Yu & Søren E. Frandsen - 29-50 Revisiting South Korea's Import Demand Behavior: A Cointegration Analysis
by Tuck Cheong Tang - 51-81 Productivity or Endowments? Sectoral Evidence for Hong Kong's Aggregate Growth
by Hiau Looi Kee - 83-102 Sectoral Effects of Monetary Policy: Evidence from Malaysia
by Mansor H. Ibrahim - 103-119 Underlying Demand for Licensed Childcare Services in Urban Japan
by Yanfei Zhou & Akiko Oishi
2004, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 345-370 Productivity and Comparative Advantage in Rice Agriculture in South-East Asia Since 1870
by Pierre van der Eng - 371-404 Foreign Multinationals and Local Firms in Vietnam's Economic Transition
by Phan Minh Ngoc & Eric D. Ramstetter - 405-421 One Country, Two Prices? A Study of the Deflationary Effect of Price Convergence on Hong Kong
by Jiming Ha & Kelvin Fan - 423-438 Yardstick Cost Comparison and Economies of Scale and Scope in Japan's Electric Power Industry
by Takanori Ida & Tetsuya Kuwahara - 439-470 Operations of a Pension Fund after the Asian Crisis: The Thai Experience
by Katja Funke & Georg Stadtmann
2004, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 233-259 Estimating Cost Functions of Malaysian Commercial Banks: The Differential Effects of Size, Location, and Ownership
by Hidenobu Okuda & Hidetoshi Hashimoto - 261-276 Risk Sensitivity of Bank Stocks in Malaysia: Empirical Evidence Across the Asian Financial Crisis
by Chee Wooi Hooy & Hui Boon Tan & Annuar Md Nassir - 277-292 Financial Liberalization and Corporate Investments: Evidence from Korean Firm Data
by Jaewoon Koo & Sunwoo Shin - 293-318 Flying Ducks? Girls' Schooling in Rural Vietnam: A Revisit
by Amy Y.C. Liu - 319-344 An Empirical Analysis of Productivity in Philippine Agriculture, 1974-2000
by Romeo G. Teruel & Yoshimi Kuroda
2004, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 121-148 Shifting International Competitiveness: An Analysis of Market Share in Manufacturing Industries in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and the USA
by William E. James & Oleksandr Movshuk - 149-164 Wage Reforms in China During the 1990s
by Linda Y. Yueh - 165-183 Intersectoral Linkages and Key Sectors in China, 1987-1997
by B. Andreosso-O'Callaghan & G. Yue - 185-211 Price Common Volatility or Volume Common Volatility? Evidence from Taiwan's Exchange Rate and Stock Markets
by Shyh-Wei Chen & Chung-Hua Shen - 213-231 Analysis of Factors Influencing Taiwan's Unregistered Overseas Investment Behavior
by Ya-Hwei Yang & Ying-Yi Tu
2004, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-23 AFTA and the Asian Crisis: Help or Hindrance to ASEAN Intra-Regional Trade?
by Robert J. R. Elliott & Kengo Ikemoto - 25-43 Explaining Trade Flows of Singapore
by Hans C. Blomqvist - 45-57 Identifying Financial Distress Indicators of Selected Banks in Asia
by Shahidur Rahman & Lian Hwa Tan & Ooi Lyn Hew & Yih San Tan - 59-80 Realize the Realized Stock Index Volatility
by Ho-Chuan (River) Huang & Chien-Chung Nieh - 81-114 Participatory Product Design by Using Conjoint Analysis in the Rural Financial Market of Northern Vietnam
by Thomas Dufhues & Franz Heidhues & Gertrud Buchenrieder
2003, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 325-340 Earnings Differentials Determinants Between Skills in the Malaysian Manufacturing Sector
by Rahmah Ismail & Ragayah Haji Mat Zin - 341-360 Occupational Segregation and its Effect on Estimates of the Gender Wage Differential: Evidence from Brunei
by Siew Yean Teo - 361-382 Impact of International Trade with Asian Newly Industrialized Countries on Wages in the European Union
by Ludo Cuyvers & Michel Dumont & Glenn Rayp - 383-405 Unemployment, Poverty and Income Disparity in Urban China
by Jinjun Xue & Wei Zhong - 407-425 Housing Prices, Mortgage Payments and Savings Behavior in Taiwan: A Time Series Analysis
by Chu-Chia Lin & Yi-Fang Lai
2003, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 221-241 Evolution of Poverty During the Crisis in Indonesia
by Asep Suryahadi & Sudarno Sumarto & Lant Pritchett - 243-264 Trends in Total and Subgroup Income Inequality in the Singaporean Workforce
by Pundarik Mukhopadhaya - 265-280 Relationship Between Domestic Research and Development Activity and Technology Importation: An Empirical Investigation of Japanese Manufacturing Industries
by Misa Okabe - 281-296 Persistence of Output Fluctuations Under Different Exchange Rate Regimes
by Mark Crosby & Glenn Otto - 297-323 Similarities in the Consumption Patterns of the Five Asian Tigers
by Eliyathahby Antony Selvanathan & Saroja Selvanathan
2003, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 105-128 Output and Input Biases Caused by Public Agricultural Research and Extension in Japan, 1957-1997
by Yoshimi Kuroda & Yong-Sun Lee - 129-154 Currency Invoicing in Japanese Exports to East Asia: Implications for Yen Internationalization
by Kiyotaka Sato - 155-184 China's Exchange Rate Policy: The Case for Greater Flexibility
by Ivan Roberts & Rod Tyers - 185-203 Real Exchange Rate Fluctuations in East Asia: Generalized Impulse-Response Analysis
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Last night the Stakeholder Advisory Committee meeting for the Streetscape Project reached their first milestone, and saw some big changes and impacts to help move us forward:
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Streetscape: Make the street a safe, pleasant, attractive and comfortable place to live, shop and linger.
Access: Provide balanced access to and from Foster to adjacent businesses and residential neighborhoods for all modes.
Pedestrian Travel: Create a safe walking environment for pedestrians on Foster, with enhanced safer crossings and shorter crossing distances.
Motor Vehicles: Create a safe corridor for motor vehicle travel with smooth, consistent traffic movement. Provide adequate on-street parking, access opportunities, and encourage the shared use of off-street parking.
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Bicycle Travel: Create a safe attractive, and comfortable cycling environment on Foster for both local and non-local trips, and provide safe crossings and adequate bicycle parking.
Green Infrastructure: Provide opportunities for additional street tree canopy and stormwater management features on Foster.
Equity: Strive for an equitable distribution of the benefits and burdens of change among the area's diverse communities.
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Let me be clear that I think the question of engaging and welcoming all of our diverse neighborhood residents is not solved. It is vital for success that PBOT, PDC and the Committee itself all that we can to bring awareness to the project, and particularly reach out and promote attendance to the broader public open house events. This outreach effort must emphasize engaging with underserved communities.
The Committee discussed the Existing Conditions Report
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The part with the highest pedestrian activity has the worst conditions
Specifically, the intersection of 82nd & Foster is the focal point for pedestrian activities. Over 1000 boarding/alightings from the nearby bus stops and high demand destinations like Fred Meyers brings neighbors from all over.
But at the same time, the pedestrian conditions are "uncomfortable, and in some cases unsafe." 5 foot sidewalks with a telephone pole in the middle of them really sucks.
Utilities placement matters
The pipes underground and the telephone poles up above are very, very expensive to move. The committee will need to consider this when exploring potential future ideas.
Traffic volumes are spread out throughout the day
This is major deal when it comes to discussing future designs for Foster Rd. While some have been calling for lane removal (aka Road Diet) since day one, their proposal has always hinged on being able to accomodate the Foster Rd traffic with minimal impacts. No one desires to create congestion problems on Foster, so the intensity of traffic is a key consideration.
I'm on the stakeholder advisory committee for the Foster Road Transportation and Streetscape Plan Update. The next committee meeting is in mid November, and it's going to be a big deal. That next meeting is where City staff, Committee members, and neighbors will come to put ideas on the table. Do you have a vision for what foster should look like? Do you have ideas for where crosswalks should go? If so, contact your neighborhood representative, let me know , or come to the meeting and make your voice heard.


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We are planning on staying 3 days in Lugano in October, and from there make day trips to Lake Como and Lake Maggiore,so it would be 1 day for Lugano,1 for Como and 1 for Maggiore. Is this possible?. Or from them which one is the best if have to choose from 2
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Mid October is a bit late, as there can be some fog over the lakes, especially in the morning.
Lake Lugano boats run until Oct 20th, those on Lake Maggiore until Oct 13th. As to Lake Como, it's not yet clear whether tey will end at Oct 20th or Oct 27th.
The ferries across the lakes (Locarno - Magadino, Menaggio - Bellagio - Varenna, Arona - Angera and Laveno - Intra) run very frequently all tthe year round.
All trains and buses run very frequently all the year round, those between the lakes too:
Lugano - Ponte Tresa
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Como city bus Chiasso - Como
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In Octoer, the mountains around the lakes are often the best choice for day trips (clear view to the Alps from Mont Blanc - Gran Paradiso - Matternorn up to Bernina and Ortles):
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Taps: 30 / Bottles: 92
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pDev: 8.79%
$$ - reasonable
[ Bar, Eatery ]
718 South St
, 19147-2023
United States
phone: (267) 909-8814
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vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $$$
The beer selection cannot be denied. 20 taps. Lots of good Germans, including some fairly unusual stuff. Also some good German-style American beers. Stoudt's does their house brew, and has a few others on tap, and Sly Fox has some footing in there as well. I was pleasantly surprised to find a Berliner-style Weiss on tap, and an Alt from Dusseldorf (Zum Urige). Oh, and Schlenkerla helles. Philadelphia has had a hole in it's beer scene regarding German beers for too long, and this should fill it.
The food is quite good, really fresh - and when we're talking about German-style foods, that's important. The food I had here was better than what I've had at Zum Schneider in NYC. I've given them good points for that. But at the same time, it is a bit expensive - such is South Street!!!
As for atmosphere, well it's clearly a new place, but they've tried to make it look old in spots. And it's not that they're trying to fool you, you can see the differences quite readily. It's just an interesting mix. The antique booths (old church pews) surround new wooden tables, and I love the exposed brick walls (here and there), and all of the wood. And they went to great expense to have the arched wood on the back-bar mimic the arched entranceway that they inherited from "American Pie". Very nicely done.
Ahh, I almost forgot the beer hall feel. Well, the old and new mix doesn't stop at furniture or finishings. When I first sat down Oom-pah music was playing! I thought I was in for an afternoon of tuba, but the next song switched to something really interesting and alternative. I'm not sure if that was because of the time of day or something, but I really liked the odd mix. A little German brass now and again can be fun!
As to the sound, the music is set up in a really good way. I'm not sure if that was planned, or if it just happened. The mezzanine gives it a lot of acoustics, and with the wooden floors the entire place acts kind of like a speaker box. It can get loud, especially when a larger table gets a few brews in them, but the music somehow still gets through. And on that note, it really does have a beer hall feel to it. There aren't the long communal tables, but it is kind of close, and it is kind of loud - and in my experience, that can be a good thing because it gets people talking.
So, overall impression, excellent!!! South street really needs a solid anchor along this block to keep it from shrinking more towards Front, and I think Schmitz has the magic to make that happen. And, as South Street is already a destination in Philly, I can't imagine anyone coming through town and not stopping in for at least one beer.
07-05-2009 22:22:53 |
More by NeroFiddled
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
Located on South St. between 7th & 8th. Opened in June '09 and I stopped in for a visit on its first day. The place is beautiful, with a tremendous facade, and great atmosphere. Nice service, and waitresses in dirndls. Beer selection is great. Finally a truly great drinking establishment in the South Street area...it was well overdue. Lots of great German beers on tap, some of which you can't really find anywhere else in the area, and a wide selection for all over the world in bottles. Cuisine is good, mostly German, as would be imagined. Visit during Oktoberfest for an amazing time!
The one downside: TERRIBLE crowd, and it's just been getting worse.
04-29-2011 13:12:42 |
More by Rifugium
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 5 | $$$
Once I heard that there was going to be a new German restaurant/beer bar to replace Ludwig's I was pretty excited but once details of this place surfaced I had extremely high expectations. Brauhaus Schmitz met all of my expectations and exceeded them.
The restaurant itself is very narrow but is still pretty large, stretching pretty far back and with a second floor/balcony that has quite a few tables. Once you walk in there are two ailse of tables with an isle strecthing all the way to the back of the place with a very large bar and a massive copy of the Reinheitsgebot to the left. The atmosphere and vibe are very cool even though it is located on one of the busiest touristy streets in the city.
I've eaten here twice now and have to say the the quality of food and service are outstanding. Once I heard that the female servers were going to be wearing drindls I thought that it was going to be extremely lame but they actually pulled it off nicely. The servers have all been very knowledgeable and attentive, even helping me pronounce many German word that I otherwise would have no idea how.
I've sampled several of their authentic dishes and have been very pleased with everything. Brats, spatzel, Kartoffelpuffer(potato pancakes), schnitzel and potato dumplings were all amazing. I literally ate until I was uncomfortable on each visit.
Now on to the beer. Since this place is mostly focused on German beers they have a limited number of non-bavarian offerings. 20+ taps with 16 of them German, all broken down by style on the menu. They had several rarities as well including Hoffstetner Kunellbier and Erdinger Fest-weiss which are not common in the states. Other classics like Aventinus, Celebrator, Gaffel Kolsch and Weihenstephaner are always available. They also have a pretty impressive bottle list of beers from around the world but when I'm here I want German beers on draft.
I would strongly recommend this bar to any German beer enthusiasts and beer lovers in general. Even if you have friends that don't appreciate good beer they will enjoy this place.
09-26-2009 21:26:43 |
More by corby112
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 3 | $$
The recent Veteran's Day holiday provided an opportunity to spend a long weekend in Philadelphia. Brauhaus Schmitz was the first stop. The Brauhaus is situated in the blander section of South Street behind a somewhat nondescript storefront. Upon entry, you pass several tables to the well-polished bar. The room is dark and pretty narrow (and, at the time of this visit, very packed). The bar itself is clean and polished. Plenty of wood and brick ensures a convivial and comfortable drinking atmosphere - and perhaps some gemutlichkeit? Overlooking the bar area is a mezzanine level with additional tables for drinking and general merry-making. (Just pray that Begby* isn't up there with a pint or two.)
Obviously, the Brauhaus' several taps of fresh German bier was the primary reason for this visit, which included quaffs of Stoudt Oktoberfest, Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest and the very excellent Ayinger Celebrator. There is also an extensive lists of bottles (die Flascheliste) to further enhance your beer drinking experience - and even includes the infamous EKU. Other enhancements were the frequent rotation, correct glassware and some very attentive service. Of course, the Brauhaus offered up the usual suspects of German cuisine; I lunched on a pork sandwich with spatzle. Not bad, but not great. (What is the German word for "meh?") Nevertheless, I enjoyed the visit and would return in the future (die Zukunft).
* Begby is a brutish, drunken lout who appears in the film Trainspotting.
11-15-2010 18:24:49 |
More by jjboesen
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | food: 5 | $$$
After my wife and I took a tour of Yards brewery. We drove down the street just for this place. Parking was great right in front of the building do to the snowy weather. As you walk in a curtain blocks most of the view of the restaraunt. We were greeted with sounds of a man playing an accordian right behind that black curtain. Bar is to the left stretching down the building to starcase and on the opposite side there are some boothes. Our table was upstairs and if you have been in this place the ceiling is not meant for us tall people to be walking up there. A little tight but never uncomfortable.
It took a little time for our server to greet us and take our order it was a Saturday and right around dinner time. Luckily we were able to get a seat in time as it did get very busy. Very nice to see all the waiter's and waitresses dressed the part as well.
Everything tasted like it was home cooked and very good at that. Food was a bit pricey but he isn't everything on South Street but it is well worth the money. An amazing place and a definite try if your in the area.
01-31-2010 19:50:44 |
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New Jersey
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 2.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$
Although the street it is on and neighborhood it borders are filled with your typical fake irish pubs and neighborhood dives, simply viewing the well designed wood, metal and glass facade lets you know your somewhere unique.
The beers are excellent. Most of which are very rarely ever on tap and available for $4-$6. Mind you this is the only German beer hall in the city at this point. About 20 different German brews on tap from your standard lagers to your Alts, Kolschs and Schwarz. The bottle list has some more German favorites but expands to a nice mid-level craft and euro macro list. You can even get your beer in a boot and rennact your favorite german beer movie.
The food is excellent, although slightly overpriced. I grew up with authentic German cooking in the family and the selection and quality do not disapoint. I just wish that $20 wasnt the low point for a platter involving sausage, pork or veal.
The place can get a little cramped and loud when crowded. The stmosphere is nice with German and beer themed decor. The waitresses in their "authentic" German dress add a little bit to the ethnic feel.
The service is definitely hit or miss. They have forgotten my food once, not told me they were out of something until otheres were served once, neglected to bring ordered drinks twice and we've been scoffed at for having a party of 5 sit at a table for 6 instead of offering to move and cram around a table for 4.
Based on the hard to find beers and excellent food, I will be back soon. I just hope this doesnt turn into another loud and raucus establishment for college kids to drink massive quantities of light lagers for cheap.
07-29-2009 15:48:31 |
More by rfgetz
New Jersey
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $$$
Got here Thursday afternoon of the opening week in the early afternoon. I'm loath to make any review final, let alone one this early on.
From the outside of the hall to the inside, this place exudes a very cool vibe. Lots of wood, which would explain why the carpenter's union was protesting outside. We ate at the long bar.
Our bartender was great and we even had good interaction with another server. Granted, we were there during an off-hour. They give tastes, which was nice for my non-beer geek friends.
As for the selection, I didn't bother looking at the bottle selection. That said, Brauhaus Schmitz is off to an auspicious start. I had the Uerige Sticke, a schwarzbier, and the Aecht Schrelenka Helles. For a German restaurant, the selection is great and well-rounded. Except for eisbock, I think every major German style was represented.
The food menu looks good & interesting. I had the schnitzel sandwich, which was solid. But I think I should have gone for the wurst sandwhich instead. The fries were solid as well, and the ketchup seemed to had an interesting spice in it. Honestly, my impressions here need more sampling to be accurate.
After the close of Ludwig's, we needed Brauhaus Schmitz in Philly if we are to truly be the greatest beer drinking city in America. This fills a huge gap and is easily Philly's most important opening of 2009.
Update: 7-24-2009 They just had a Gose on-tap which is very rare. Given they are hitting major and minor German styles, as a German restaurant, they have to get a 5.
07-06-2009 03:27:30 |
More by GeoffFromSJ
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5 | $$$
I've been here several times with friends and it is a pretty nice venue. The atmosphere is lacking simply because of the crowd that typically comes here, especially during soccer games. Pretty obnoxious and certainly not there to enjoy beer so much as chug it and enjoy being tanked during "the game." Service is excellent...the bartenders are fairly knowledgeable and helpful. Selection is pretty darn sub-par...obviously come here knowing that the draft selection will be German brews, and the bottle selection is meh. I basically come here for the kartoffelpuffer, the bartenders in dirndls and the interesting selection of German beer, when I feel in the mood for it...which is not too often anymore. For what this place sets out to be, I think it hits the mark, I just don't really consider it the best craft beer destination in the city.
12-24-2011 04:48:22 |
More by MsRif
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$
As many of the other philadelphians have mentioned this is a welcome addition since Ludwigs has closed, and I finally made it in to check it out. Stopped in to catch the Bundesliga on a Saturday morning, a definite bonus of this place since many of the local pubs broadcast premier league games.
The atmosphere of the place seemed good, we were in a little early to see whats like with an evening crowd, but I feel a place that opens up for football can have its own atmosphere for that. Anyway, you walk in through the large double front doors into an open, airy seating area with bar to the left towards the back. Seating is mixed of booths and tables, with additional tables on a lofted overlook. I really like the setup and its cozy enough to give the feel of a more european setup while keeping with the narrow philly row style. The wood bar and amenities are great and the bar seating is very comfortable. We were there for nearly 2 hours and sat at the bar the whole time and did not feel uncombfortable at all. My only complaint is that the TVs are situated a little high for the bar seating.
Quality of the place was good, each of the two beers I had was well served and the food was delicious.
Service was alright, we sat at the bar and were served by the bartender. It wasnt really busy and he filled our orders in timely manner, but had to grab his attention a few times.
Selection was great for German beer on draft, and they even had a few Stoudt's on draft. It looked as though they had an extensive bottle selection as well.
Food was also very good. We ordered more appetizer type selections since it was early in the day, but each was well prepared and very good.
Value was very reasonable, the majority of the drafts were 0.5 L and all were <$6, while the food selections were appropriately priced.
Overall, a very good place that i hope to stop in to more often, for football, beer and food.
03-21-2010 20:07:09 |
More by mvanaskie13
New Jersey
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $$
Went here recently on a Saturday evening for dinner. Large wooden entryway really sticks out on south street. Got a table along the right wall, underneath a bunch of old pillboxes from the previous tenant. Lots of wood and exposed brick throughout, with a rather high ceiling in the main room. With the way the tables are up front and the way the acoustics are, it really has a beer hall type of feel.
Decent sized bar about 25ft from the front door along the left hand side that extends for maybe another 25ft. They had 20 tap lines with all beers served in appropriate glassware. They also had a bottle list, but I didn't even bother to look seeing as how the draft list was so good. There was an upstairs dining area that I did not have an opportunity to check out.
I had a Spaten Optimator and a Warsteiner Dunkel along with my jagerschnitzel and potato pancakes. Arguably the best potato pancakes I have ever had.
The service was a little slow in spots, but it sputtered along adequately.
I would love to make it back over here on a weeknight and post up at the bar for a bit. My first impression was very good though.
08-24-2009 19:39:05 |
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