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Labor-using techniques and their effect on disguised unemployment

Wu, S. Y. - In: The Asian economic review : journal of the Indian … 5 (1963) 4, pp. 442-450

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Choice involving unwanted risky events and optimal insurance

Parkin, J. Michael; Wu, S. Y. - In: The American economic review 62 (1972) 5, pp. 982-987

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Three phases of growth in a developing economy relative to international trade

Wu, S. Y.; Wassink, D. - In: The Indian economic journal 18 (1970) 1, pp. 80-100

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Pharmaceutical innovation, product imitation, and public policy

Wu, S. Y.; Riddiough, Michael A.; Hansen, Ronald W. - In: Drugs and health : economic issues and policy objectives, (pp. 272-289). 1981

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Monopoly equilibrium under dynamic certainty

Wu, S. Y.; Moore, James C. - 1968

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Een grafische vergelijking van de evenwichtsoutputs in oligopoliemodellen

Wu, S. Y.; Verdonck, F. - In: Tijdschrift voor economie 17 (1972) 1, pp. 69-82

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The cost spiral in healt care

Wu, S. Y.; Zaidi, Mahmood A. - In: Economic impact : a quarterly review of world economics 24 (1978), pp. 42-47

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Choice involving unwanted risky events and optimal insurance : comment

Salkever, David S.; Parkin, J. M.; Wu, S. Y. - In: The American economic review 64 (1974) 4, pp. 802-803

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A bidding process for a centralized market with trading out of equilibrium

Wu, Shih-yen - In: Journal of economics 47 (1987) 3, pp. 287-307

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The Environmental Impacts of Subsidized Crop Insurance

LaFrance, Jeffrey T.; Shimshack, J. P.; Wu, S. Y. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 2001

A partial equilibrium model of stochastic crop production is used to analyze the environmental impacts of popular subsidized crop insurance programs. Land use is unchanged only when an actuarially fair, perfectly separating insurance contract is offered. For the more typical pooling equilibrium...

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