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High and variable inflation: Further evidence on the Friedman hypothesis

Caporale, T.; McKiernan, B. - In: Economics letters 54 (1997) 1, pp. 65-68

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Exchange rate variability and the flow of international trade

Caporale, T.; Doroodian, K. - In: Economics letters 46 (1994) 1, pp. 49-54

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Monetary variability and real output

Caporale, T. - In: Economics letters 42 (1993) 2-3, pp. 219-222

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The budget deficit and the arbitrage pricing theory

Caporale, T.; Thorbecke, W. - In: Economics letters 41 (1993) 3, pp. 313-318

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The role of real and monetary shocks in explaining business cycle fluctuations

Caporale, T. - In: Applied economics 26 (1994) 8, pp. 831-836

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Inflation and real stock prices

Caporale, T.; Jung, C. - In: Applied financial economics 7 (1997) 3, pp. 265-266

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Slowing monetary growth since 1984: A public choice explanation

Caporale, T.; Lee, D.R.; Vedder, R.K. - In: Public choice 91 (1997) 2, pp. 127-138

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Is there a liquidity effect? An investigation using the Kalman filter

Boyd, Roy; Caporale, Tony - In: Journal of Policy Modeling 19 (1997) 6, pp. 627-634

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To Three or Not to Three?

Caporale, Tony; Collier, Trevor - In: Journal of Labor Research 36 (2015) 1, pp. 1-8

<Para ID="Par1">Empirically estimating managerial performance is often quite challenging. Without accurate measurement of managerial output or value added it is difficult to usefully analyze the labor market for managers. This paper uses shot selection between two-point and three-point shots to develop a...</para>

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Voter turnout in US presidential elections: does Carville’s law explain the time series?

Caporale, Tony; Poitras, Marc - In: Applied Economics 46 (2014) 29, pp. 3630-3638

We estimate a time series model of voter turnout for 34 US presidential elections, 1880--2012. Employing a variety of econometric techniques, our major results are as follows. (1) A negative and significant structural shift in voter turnout occurs in 1972 and is too large to be explained by the...

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