| No. 49 Scott and Amenuvegbe, SampleDesignsfortheLivingStandardsSurveysinGhanaandMauritania/PlansdesondagepourlesenqutessurleniveaudevieauGhanaetenMauritanie |
| No. 50 Laraki, FoodSubsidies:ACaseStudyofPriceReforminMorocco(alsoinFrench,50F) |
| No. 51 Strauss and Mehra, ChildAnthropometryinCted'Ivoire:EstimatesfromTwoSurveys,1985and1986 |
| No. 52 van der Gaag, Stelcner, and Vijverberg, Public-PrivateSectorWageComparisonsandMoonlightinginDevelopingCountries:EvidencefromCted'IvoireandPeru |
| No. 53 Ainsworth, SocioeconomicDeterminantsofFertilityinCted'Ivoire |
| No. 54 Gertler and Glewwe, TheWillingnesstoPayforEducationinDevelopingCountries:EvidencefromRuralPeru |
| No. 55 Levy and Newman, Rigiditdessalaires:Donnesmicroconomiquesetmacroconomiquessurl'ajustementdumarchdutravaildanslesecteurmoderne(inFrenchonly) |
| No. 56 Glewwe and de Tray, ThePoorinLatinAmericaduringAdjustment:ACaseStudyofPeru |
| No. 57 Alderman and Gertler, TheSubstitutabilityofPublicandPrivateHealthCarefortheTreatmentofChildreninPakistan |
| No. 58 Rosenhouse, IdentifyingthePoor:Is"Headship"aUsefulConcept? |
| No. 59 Vijverberg, LaborMarketPerformanceasaDeterminantofMigration |
| No. 60 Jimenez and Cox, TheRelativeEffectivenessofPrivateandPublicSchools:EvidencefromTwoDevelopingCountries |
| No. 61 Kakwani, LargeSampleDistributionofSeveralInequalityMeasures:WithApplicationtoCted'Ivoire |
| No. 62 Kakwani, TestingforSignificanceofPovertyDifferences:WithApplicationtoCted'Ivoire |
| No. 63 Kakwani, PovertyandEconomicGrowth:WithApplicationtoCted'Ivoire |
| No. 64 Moock, Musgrove, and Stelcner, EducationandEarningsinPeru'sInformalNonfarmFamilyEnterprises |
| No. 65 Alderman and Kozel, FormalandInformalSectorWageDeterminationinUrbanLow-IncomeNeighborhoodsinPakistan |
| No. 66 Vijverberg and van der Gaag, TestingforLaborMarketDuality:ThePrivateWageSectorinCted'Ivoire |
| No. 67 King, DoesEducationPayintheLaborMarket?TheLaborForceParticipation,Occupation,andEarningsofPeruvianWomen |
| No. 68 Kozel, TheCompositionandDistributionofIncomeinCted'Ivoire |
| No. 69 Deaton, PriceElasticitiesfromSurveyData:ExtensionsandIndonesianResults |
| No. 70 Glewwe, EfficientAllocationofTransferstothePoor:TheProblemofUnobservedHouseholdIncome |
| No. 71 Glewwe, InvestigatingtheDeterminantsofHouseholdWelfareinCted'Ivoire |
| No. 72 Pitt and Rosenzweig, TheSelectivityofFertilityandtheDeterminantsofHumanCapitalInvestments:ParametricandSemiparametricEstimates |
| No. 73 Jacoby, ShadowWagesandPeasantFamilyLaborSupply:AnEconometricApplicationtothePeruvianSierra |
| No. 74 Behrman, TheActionofHumanResourcesandPovertyonOneAnother:WhatWeHaveYettoLearn |
| No. 75 Glewwe and Twum-Baah, TheDistributionofWelfareinGhana,198788 |
| No. 76 Glewwe, Schooling,Skills,andtheReturnstoGovernment |
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