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Are Economic Agents Successful Optimizers? An Analysis through Service Strategy in Tennis 1 3 17 71 2 6 38 173
Are economic agents succesful optimizers?: an analysis through strategy in tennis 2 4 17 72 6 15 71 331
Defending Against Speculative Attacks 0 4 32 32 2 7 35 35
Defending against Speculative Attacks 2 4 36 36 5 11 68 68
Forecasting the winner of a tennis match 7 33 116 576 16 77 257 1,582
Has the Euro increased Trade? 10 20 71 761 25 51 194 1,598
Have exchange rates become more closely tied?: evidence from a new multivariate garch model 3 9 20 392 9 22 56 1,241
Improving garch volatility forecasts 9 18 81 1,524 28 58 280 4,073
Is Fiscal Policy Coordination in EMU Desirable? 0 2 14 193 4 14 47 638
Is Fiscal Policy Coordination in EMU Desirable? 0 1 8 293 1 4 35 978
Is Fiscal Policy Coordination in EMU Desirable? 0 0 9 352 2 4 25 878
Is Fiscal Policy Coordination in EMU Desirable? 1 3 16 218 4 7 39 475
Long swings in exchange rates: are they really in the data 2 5 15 225 6 11 41 965
Model-free Measurement of Exchange Market Pressure 0 3 19 64 2 10 52 197
On the independence and identical distribution of points in tennis 0 6 20 152 13 29 87 741
Purchasing power parity: evidence from a new test 3 5 33 818 13 18 94 2,853
Testing some common tennis hypotheses: four years at Wimbledon 2 11 32 374 7 24 100 1,660
The Importance of Accounting for Time Trends when Estimating the Euro Effect on Trade 2 7 17 248 10 28 171 2,703
Trade Spillovers of Fiscal Policy in the European Union: A Panel Analysis 2 5 18 58 4 10 39 149
Trade Spillovers of Fiscal Policy in the European Union: A Panel Analysis 1 2 11 99 1 3 33 306
Trade Spillovers of Fiscal Policy in the European Union: A Panel Analysis 5 7 24 159 7 13 70 382
Why Frequency Matters for Unit Root Testing 2 3 14 122 3 5 26 362
Why is it so Difficult to Find an Effect of Exchange Rate Risk on Trade? 0 1 8 219 1 3 20 488
Why is it so difficult to find an effect of exchange rate risk on trade? 1 1 21 323 3 5 43 1,312
Total Working Papers 55 157 669 7,381 174 435 1,921 24,188

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Are Points in Tennis Independent and Identically Distributed? Evidence From a Dynamic Binary Panel Data Model 0 5 22 62 1 9 55 164
FREE TRADE AREAS AND INTRA-REGIONAL TRADE: THE CASE OF ASEAN 1 5 5 5 8 19 19 19
Forecasting the winner of a tennis match 1 4 33 52 3 13 59 103
Foreign Exchange Market Contagion in the Asian Crisis: A Regression-Based Approach 1 2 16 41 1 2 30 100
Improving GARCH volatility forecasts with regime-switching GARCH 5 12 51 724 10 25 101 1,492
Long Swings in Exchange Rates: Are They Really in the Data? 2 4 18 27 3 6 40 81
The Effects of Public Spending Shocks on Trade Balances and Budget Deficits in the European Union 4 12 42 60 10 20 91 118
The Euro Effect on Trade is not as Large as Commonly Thought 4 7 23 50 9 14 56 139
The efficiency of top agents: An analysis through service strategy in tennis 1 2 6 6 3 9 30 30
The final set in a tennis match: four years at Wimbledon 0 4 35 159 7 21 122 699
Trade spill-overs of fiscal policy in the European Union: a panel analysis 3 6 18 43 5 11 41 124
Why is it so difficult to find an effect of exchange rate risk on trade? 0 0 6 66 1 2 19 170
Total Journal Articles 22 63 275 1,295 61 151 663 3,239

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