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2005

Valadkhani, Abbas, , & Pahlavani, Mosayeb (2005) Multiple Structural Breaks In Australia's Macroeconomic Data: An Application Of The Lumbsdaine And Papell Test. Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniia, 2(24), pp. 19-32.

Valadkhani, Abbas, Worthington, Andrew, & (2005) A Note On The Rising Cost Of Education In Australia. Economic Papers, 24(2), pp. 97-106.
Number of citations in Scopus 2
Number of citations in Web of Science® 1

2004

& Banerji, Anirvan (2004) Dating Business Cycles: Why Output Alone is Not Enough. In Dua, Pami (Ed.) Business Cycles and Economic Growth - An Analysis using Leading Indicators. Oxford University Press, New Delhi, India, pp. 318-332.

& (2004) Do the Phases of the Business Cycle Die of Old Age? In Peasley, S (Ed.) Proceedings of the Australian Conference of Economists 2004. Online, http://gemini.econ.umd.edu/conference/ACE2004/program/ACE2004.html, pp. 1-29.

& (2004) Quantifying the Effect of the GST on Inflation in Australia's Capital Cities: An Intervention Analysis. Australian Economic Review, 37(2), pp. 125-138.
Number of citations in Scopus 13

2003

& Banerji, Anirvan (2003) What is a Recession?: A Reprise. Applied Economics, 35, pp. 1789-1797.
Number of citations in Scopus 12
Number of citations in Web of Science® 9

2001

& Katsuura, Masaki (2001) Comparison of Regime Switching, Probit and Logit Models in Dating and Forecasting US Business Cycles. International Journal of Forecasting, pp. 403-417.
Number of citations in Scopus 23
Number of citations in Web of Science® 18

& Banerji, Anirvan (2001) Dating the Indian Business Cycle: Is Output All That Counts? Indian Economic Review, pp. 231-240.

Katsuura, Masaki & (2001) Examining Similarities Among Phases of Business Cycles - Is the 1990's US Expansion Similar to the 1960's? Journal of the Japan Statistical Society, pp. 129-152.

& Katsuura, Masaki (2001) A New Turning Point Signalling System using the Markov Switching Model with Application to Japan, the USA and Australia. Applied Economics, pp. 59-70.
Number of citations in Scopus 8
Number of citations in Web of Science® 5

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