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The Bookshelf features recent books by faculty in the University of Hawai`i at Manoa Department of Economics. Interested in purchasing one of the books? Just click on a title, and you will be sent to an on-line bookseller. Please contact the authors (see the People section of the website) for more information on each title.
A listing of the cumulative publication record of our faculty members, including journal articles, book reviews, books and book chapters, and working papers. A PDF version of this information is also available here. A summary of the publication activity of our faculty from 2005 to 2006 is also available in PDF, here.
The Working Papers section contains abstracts and PDF files of recent papers in the Department's Working Paper series. Working papers are only available in PDF format beginning in 1999. For earlier working papers, please contact the Department of Economics to request a printed copy.
The current schedule of seminars, updated throughout the academic year. Each speaker's presentation paper is also available for download here. Looking for seminars from past years? We also house a partial archive of speakers and papers back to 2001.
The Economics Department is home to several externally funded, multi-member research projects, focused on issues of immediate economic concern to Hawai'i and the international community. Collected here are the external websites of the projects to which our faculty members contribute.
The University of Hawai'i Economic Research Organization (UHERO) facilitates and supports cooperative research with different departments and institutes at the University of Hawai'i, and with other universities, government gencies, and private organizations. UHERO includes a Hawai'i Research Group and International Research Group focused on Asia-Pacific economies. Faculty from the UH-Manoa Economics Department lead each of the two research groups. UHERO maintains data bases to support econometric forecasting, modeling, simulation, statistical, and policy analysis.
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