Research in Applied Economics

Research in Applied Economics (RAE) is a peer-reviewed international online journal published by Macrothink Institute. It publishes papers in applied economics broadly defined. The purpose of the journal is to enhance the study of economic issues such as monetary policy, fiscal policy, exchange rates, international economics, economic growth and development, labor economics and relations, regional and urban economics, industrial organization, applied microeconomics, energy economics, public policy, economic programs, and other timely and concerned subjects. A wide range of applied economic researches with high quality are concerned with behaviors and policies of economic organizations and producers, consumers and governments. The journal plays an important role in promoting the scholarly investigation of issues involved in economics activities and in providing opportunities for sharing the results among members of the academic community.

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Vol 2, No 1 (2010)

Table of Contents

Articles

Behavior in the Market for U.S. Army Recruits: PLS and 2SPLS Analysis of the Impact of Health Insurance Unavailability in the Non-Military Sector, 2003-2007 PDF
Richard J. Cebula, Christopher Coombs
Altruistic Preferences as Motivation for Migrants in the Diaspora to Remit to Home Communities PDF
Gérard TCHOUASSI, Fondo SIKOD
Slovakia in the Whirl of Globalization PDF
Chlebíková Darina, Mráziková x Janka, Hrašková Dagmara
Impact of Oil Prices on GCC Stock Market PDF
K. Ravichandran, Khalid Abdullah Alkhathlan


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