World Economic Papers 2002 Issue 6 Apples, Bees and Contracts: A Coase-Cheung Theorem for Positive Spillover Effects

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World Economic Papers

2002 Issue 6

Apples, Bees and Contracts: A Coase-Cheung Theorem for Positive Spillover Effects
Joakim Johansson;James Roumasset

..............page:3-13

Trade Condition, Comparative Advantage and Technological Progress
yin xiang shuo ; xu jian bin

..............page:14-26

CAPM Model and Risks of Stock Investment: An Empirical Study on Shanghai Stock Market
zhu wen zuo ; wang qian ming

..............page:27-37

An Empirical Study on the Relationship between Share Structure of China's Listed Companies and Their Performances
zhao xue qin ; tu ping an ; tang jin song

..............page:38-49

An Empirical Study on Effects of the Merger of China's Listed Companies
liang zuo yu

..............page:50-61

A Dynamic Analysis on China's Foreign Currency Demand
huang ji

..............page:62-69

A Review of the Study on Chinese Economic Thoughts before China's Liberation
ye shi chang

..............page:70-76

Why Is China's Financial System Reform So Difficult?
Dwight H.Perkins

..............page:77-78