Dissertation Titles and Publications by Calendar Year 1993 Doctoral Degree Alumni of the Department of Economics at Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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	DISSERTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS BY 1993 PH.D. ALUMNI

Class of 1993

Hamid Assar
- Family Migration in Iran: The Role of Women and Kinship Ties, Ph.D. dissertation, 1993.

Kovit Charnvitayapong, Thammasat University
- Real Business Cycles and Money, Ph.D. dissertation, 1993.
- Charnvitayapong, Kovit, and Magda Kandil, "On the Role of Money in Real Business-Cycle Models," Applied Economics, December 1995, 27(12), 1187.

Zulkiply Omar, Inti College
- The Behavior of Consumer Durable Expenditures: A VAR Approach, Ph.D. dissertation, 1993.

Zhaoping Wang
- Shortages, Work Effort, and Price Adjustments: A Look at China's Economic Reform Since the Late 70s, Ph.D. dissertation, 1993.
- Trescott, Paul and Zhaoping Wang, "Liang Chi-chao and the Introduction of Western Economic Ideas into China," Journal of the History of Economic Thought, Spring 1994, 16, 126-145.

Jeffrey G. Woods, University of Indianapolis
- The Impact of the Standard Deviation of the Sectoral Share of Total Nominal GNP on Output, Prices and Wages: A Cross-Industry Analysis, Ph.D. dissertation, 1993.
- Jeffrey G. Woods, "Regional Economic Growth and Income Distribution in California," Journal of Business and Public Affairs, 1, No. 1 (2007). Available online at http://www.scientificjournals.org/journals2007/articles/1201.pdf
- Jeffrey G. Woods, "Creative Destruction Through the Prism of Regional Economic Growth," in Rediscovering Schumpeter: Creative Destruction Evolving into 'Mode 3,' E. Carayannis and C. Ziemnowicz, eds., Palgrave/Macmillan Ltd., New York, NY: 2007.
- Jeffrey G. Woods, "Regional Economic Growth and Income Distribution in California," Economic Growth, 5, 2004. Working paper available from http://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=512622
- Kandil, Magda and Jeffrey G. Woods, "Is the Business Cycle Gender Neutral? A Sectoral Investigation," Equal Opportunities International, 22, no. 2, 2003, 1-24.
- Jeffrey G. Woods, "The Economic Implications of the 2001 California Minimum Wage Increase," California Industrial Relations Research Reports #2002-1, State of California Press, Sacramento, CA, 2002.
- Kandil, Magda and Jeffrey G. Woods, "Employment Composition and the Cyclical Behavior of the Aggregate Real Wage," Applied Economics, 34, no. 6, 2002, 689-708.
- Kandil, Magda and Jeffrey G. Woods, "Convergence of the Gender Gap Over the Business Cycle: A Sectoral Investigation," Journal of Economics and Business, 54, no. 3, May/June 2002, 271-290.
- Jeffrey G. Woods and Chris Ziemnowicz, "Increasing the Relevancy of Economics Through Active Learning Programs," Eighth Annual Teaching Economics Papers, McGraw Hill and Robert Morris College, 1998.
- Kandil, Magda and Jeffrey G. Woods, "Cyclical Comovements in Industrial Labor and Product Markets: Theory and Evidence," Economic Inquiry, October 1997, 35(4), 725-744.
- Jeffrey G. Woods and Magda Kandil, "The Cyclical Behavior of Labor Force Composition and the U.S. Aggregate Real Wage," Proceedings of the 1996 Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Economic Association, p 360-367, 1996.
- Kandil, Magda and Jeffrey G. Woods, "A Cross-Country Examination of the Lucas Misperceptions Model," Journal of Macroeconomics, Winter 1995, 17(1).