1992 - Publications and Working Papers
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

Policy Research Center Report No. 32
Local Income Taxation: An Answer to the Base-Broading Problem? David L. Sjoquist and Sally Wallace, December 1992. Not available.

Policy Research Center Report No. 33
Using Peer-Related Non-Sensitive Questions to Attain Equality of Means in Randomized Responses, Gordon B. Harwood, Ernest R. Larkins, and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez, December 1992.

Research Atlanta report
The Atlanta Project: Outline For Each Cluster Plan, December 1992

Policy Research Center Report No. 31
Spatial Mismatch and the Commutes, Employment, and Wages of Young Puerto Ricans Living in New York, Keith R. Ihlanfeldt, September 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 29
Female Labor Supply With a Discontinuous, Non-Convex Budget Constraint: Incorporation of a Full-Time Wage Differential, Susan L. Averett and Julie L. Hotchkiss, August 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 30
Housing Segregation and the Wages and Commutes of Urban Blacks: The Case of Atlanta Fast-Food Restaurant Workers, Keith R. Ihlanfeldt, August 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 27 Strategies for Designing Economic Education Programming for the Commonwealth of Independent States, Francis W. Rushing and Thomas McKinnon, July 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 28 The Underground Atlanta Project: An Economic Analysis, David L. Sjoquist and Loren Williams, July 1992.

Policy Research Center Report Policy Research Center Report No. 26 Trends in the World Economy: Implications for Fiscal Choices, Roy Bahl, June 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 25 Trade and Tax Policy in Egypt, Jorge Martinez-Vazquez, May 1992. Not Available.

Policy Research Center Report No. 24 China's Fiscal Reform: A Cross-Provincial Analysis, Penelope Prime, March 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 22 An Examination of Cost Economies in the United States Life Insurance Industry, Martin F. Grace and Stephen G. Timme, February 1992.

Policy Research Center Report No. 23 Using a Randomized Response Methodology to Collect Data for Tax Compliance Research, Gordon B. Harwood, Ernest R. Larkins, and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez, February 1992.