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Fujii, Edwin T. - In: Journal of urban economics 2 (1975) 2, pp. 181-198

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On the value of information on product safety : an application to health warnings on the long run medical implications of cigarette smoking

Fujii, Edwin T. - In: Public finance 30 (1975) 3, pp. 323-332

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Public investment in the rehabilitation of heroin addicts

Fujii, Edwin T. - In: Social science quarterly 55 (1974) 1, pp. 39-51

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The exportability of hotel occupancy and other tourist taxes

Fujii, Edwin T. - In: National tax journal 38 (1985) 2, pp. 169-177

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On estimating the relationship between discrimination and market structure

Fujii, Edwin T.; Trapani, John M. - In: Southern economic journal 44 (1978) 3, pp. 556-567

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On the relationship between discrimination and market structure : comment

Medoff, Marshall H.; Fujii, Edwin T.; Trapani, John M. - In: Southern economic journal 46 (1980) 4, pp. 1227-1234

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Discouraged applicants for consumer credit: Empirical evidence and implications for public policy

Hawley, Clifford B.; Fujii, Edwin T. - In: Economics Letters 33 (1990) 1, pp. 83-86

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An empirical analysis of preferences for financial risk: further evidence on the Friedman--Savage model

Hawley, Clifford B.; Fujii, Edwin T. - In: Journal of post-Keynesian economics : JPKE 16 (1994) 2, pp. 197-204

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Empirical Aspects of Self-Employment

Fujii, Edwin T.; Lee, Clifford H. - Department of Economics, University of Hawaii-Manoa - 1991

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Discrimination in Consumer Credit Markets

Hawley, Clifford B.; Fujii, Edwin T. - In: Eastern Economic Journal 17 (1991) 1, pp. 21-30

Using household data from the 1983 Survey of Consumer Finances, the hypothesis that there is no discrimination against protected groups in the provision of credit is tested. Using household data avoids the inherent sample selectivity problem of other research based on analyses of applicant data....

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