Stuart Karl Landon - University of Alberta
Stuart Karl Landon - University of Alberta
Stuart Karl Landon - University of Alberta
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<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and C.E. Smith, “The Risk Premium in the Forward Exchange Rate:<br />
Estimates for the Yen-Dollar Rate”, Review <strong>of</strong> International Economics, 2003, 11:1, 144-58.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and C.E. Smith, “Government Debt Spillovers and Creditworthiness in a<br />
Federation”, Canadian Journal <strong>of</strong> Economics, August 2000, 33:3, 634-61.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “Education Costs and Institutional Structure,” Economics <strong>of</strong> Education<br />
Review, June 1999, 18:3, 327-45.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “Institutional Structure and Education Spending,” Public Finance Review,<br />
September 1998, 411-46.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and David L. Ryan, “The Effect <strong>of</strong> Tax Changes on the Prospects for Re-<br />
Election: A Canadian Perspective,” Agenda, 1998, 37-48.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and C.E. Smith, “Quality Expectations, Reputation and Price,” Southern<br />
Economic Journal, 1998, 64:3, 628-47.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “High School Enrollment, Minimum Wages and Education Spending,”<br />
Canadian Public Policy, June 1997, 23:2, 141-63.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and David L. Ryan, “The Political Costs <strong>of</strong> Taxes and Government<br />
Spending,” Canadian Journal <strong>of</strong> Economics, February 1997, 30:1, 85-111.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and C.E. Smith, “The Use <strong>of</strong> Quality and Reputation Indicators by<br />
Consumers: The Case <strong>of</strong> Bordeaux Wine,” Journal <strong>of</strong> Consumer Policy, 1997, 20:3, 289-<br />
323.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “Testing Aggregate Neutrality with Heterogeneous Sectors,” Journal <strong>of</strong><br />
Macroeconomics, Winter 1995, 17:1, 131-48.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “U.S. Money Demand: Structural Shifts or Heterogeneous Agents”<br />
Economic Inquiry, July 1992, 496-510.<br />
Peter C. Coyte and <strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “Cost-Sharing Versus Block-Funding in a Federal<br />
System: A Demand Systems Approach,” Canadian Journal <strong>of</strong> Economics, November 1990,<br />
23:4, 817-38.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong> and Bradford G. Reid, “Government Deficits and Money Growth,” Review <strong>of</strong><br />
Economics and Statistics, August 1990, 72:3, 382-9.<br />
<strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “The Two-Sector Model and Production Technique in the Short Run and the<br />
Long Run,” Oxford Economic Papers, April 1990, 42:2, 429-45.<br />
Peter C. Coyte and <strong>Stuart</strong> <strong>Landon</strong>, “The Impact <strong>of</strong> Competition on Advertising: The Case <strong>of</strong><br />
Political Campaign Expenditures,” Canadian Journal <strong>of</strong> Economics, 1989, 22:4, 795-818.<br />
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