Proceedings of the Middle East Economic Association
2000 Proceedings of the Middle East Economic Association
Selected condensed papers presented in the 20th
annual meeting of MEEA in conjunction with Allied Social Sciences Association
in
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A., January 7-9, 2000
Full papers can be requested from the authors.
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E. Mine Cinar, Loyola University Chicago
Research Associate Editor
Elif Bohurler-Akosman, Loyola University Chicago
Editorial Advisory Board for
Volume 2
Parvin Alizadeh, London Guildhall University
Sohrab Behdad, Denison University
Simel Esim, IDRC
Fatemeh Moghadam,Hofstra
University
Jeffrey Nugent, University of Southern California
Jennifer Olmsted, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bulent Uyar, University of Northern Iowa
Tariq Yousef, Georgetown University
Contents
Models of Economic and Financial Crises
by Roberto S. Mariano, University of Pennsylvania, Bulent N. Gultekin,
University of Pennsylvania, Suleyman Ozmucur, University of Pennsylvania,
Tayyeb Shabbir, University of Pennsylvania
Underwriter Reputation and Short-Run IPO Returns: A Re-evaluation
for an Emerging Market
by Nuray Guner, Middle East Technical University, Zeynep Onder, Bilkent
University and Seza Danisoglu Rhoades, Middle East Technical University
Prices and
Real Wages in the Middle East, 1469 to 1914
by Sevket Pamuk, Bogazici University
Institutional
Reform and Efficiency of the Budget Process: A Case Study of Morocco
by Cherkaoui Mouna, University Mohamed V
Budgetary
Institutions in Turkey
by Izak Atiyas, Sabanci University and Serif Sayin, The World Bank
Equilibrium Level of the Real Exchange Rate and the Duration
and Magnitude of the Misalignments for Turkey
by C. Emre Alper, Bogazici University and Ismail Saglam, Bogazici
University
Determinants
of Technological Activities in Turkish Manufacturing Industries: A
Microeconometric Analysis
by Teoman Pamukcu, University of Brussels and PMC de Boer, Erasmus
University
Decomposition of Income Inequality: Evidence from Turkey
by Jacques Silber, Bar-Ilan University and Suleyman Ozmucur, University
of Pennsylvania
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