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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Southern Economic Journal

• Editor's report
  by Laura Razzolini
• Hurricanes and economic research: an introduction to the Hurricane Katrina symposium
  by Bradley T. Ewing
• Going home: evacuation-migration decisions of hurricane Katrina survivors
  by Craig E. Landry
• Determinants of government aid to Katrina survivors: evidence from survey data
  by William F. Chappell
• The political, economic, and social aspects of Katrina
  by Peter Boettke
• Public goods in the field: Katrina evacuees in Houston
  by Sam Whitt
• Is more information always better? An experimental study of charitable giving and Hurricane Katrina
  by Catherine Eckel
• Is marriage poisonous? Are relationships taxing? An analysis of the male marital wage differential in Denmark
  by Nabanita Datta Gupta
• Negative expected value suits in a signaling model
  by Amy Farmer
• Equilibrium selection in an experimental macroeconomy
  by Vivian Lei
• Asymmetric competition on commuter routes: the case of gasoline pricing
  by Thomas E. Cooper
• Asymmetric regulation and airport dominance in international aviation: evidence from the London-New York market
  by Volodymyr Bilotkach
• Credit markets and the propagation of Korea's 1997 financial crisis
  by Peter L. Rousseau
• Endogenous markups, intensity of competition, and persistence of business cycles
  by Junxi Zhang
• Increasing returns, the choice of technology, and the gains from trade
  by Haiwen Zhou
• Asymmetric information, bargaining, and comparative advantage in trade relationships: an interactive game
  by Eric P. Chiang
• Hunting the whale: more evidence on state government Leviathans
  by Noel D. Campbell; R. Zachary Finney; David T. Mitchell