Articles
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228WHY DO OR DO NOT NATIONS SETTLE THEIR DISPUTES BILATERALLY?: A GAME-THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF GATT ARTICGI-HONG KIM1999Vol.15No.2
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227DIFFERENT LEVELS OF NONCOOPERATIVE TACIT COLLUSION : AN EMPIRICAL TESTIn Kwon Lee1999Vol.15No.1
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226ENDOGENOUS BEQUEST MOTIVE AND CAPITAL ACCUMULATION : THE IMPLICATIONS OF TAX POLICYYoung Deak Yoon1999Vol.15No.1
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225THE ELIMINATION OF PRICE DISCRIMINATION AND STRATEGIC INCENTIVE OF R&DSang Ho Lee1999Vol.15No.1
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224AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE INTEGRATION OF CAPITAL MARKETS : IN ASIAN EQUITY MARKETS SETTINGMoon Sok Oh / Sang Keun Lee1999Vol.15No.1
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223THE LIQUIDITY EFFECTS : EVIDENCE FROM REGULATED FINANCIAL MARKETSJae Woon Koo1999Vol.15No.1
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222OPTIMAL TRADE POLICY UNDER BERTRAND COMPKTITION AND INCOMPLETE INFORMATIONYoung Han Kim1999Vol.15No.1
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221BUSINESS CYCLES IN A HABIT FORMATION MONETARY MODELYong Seung Jung1999Vol.15No.1
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220REAL WAGES OVER SHORT - AND LONG - TERM BUSINESS CYCLES : A TIME - SERIES EVIDENCEKi Seok Lee1999Vol.15No.1
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219THE WON-YEN EXCHANGE RATE AND PURCHASING POWER PARITY DURING THE RECENT FLOATJung Sik Kim1999Vol.15No.1