New Acquisitions - August 1996
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY. Department of Economics.
9405 Lahiri, Kajal & Paul, Manimoy. Risk comparisons among
restricted least squares, pre-test and OLS estimators under
model mis-specification. 41p.
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA. Department of Economics.
96-6 Buse, A. On the equivalence of pooled and mixed estimation.
13p.
96-3 Buse, A. Testing homogeneity in the linearized almost ideal
demand system. 33p.
96-4 Landon, Stuart. Education costs and institutional
structure. 34p.
96-5 Lindsey, Robin. Effects of driver information in the
bottleneck model. 44p.
UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE. Dept. de Fundamentos de Analisis Econ.
9604 Herrero, Carmen, Maschler, Michael & Villar, Antonio.
Individual rights and collective responsibility: the
rights-egalitarian solution. 21p.
9606 Karandikar, Rajeeva, et al. Evolving aspirations and
cooperation. 34p.
9605 Vega-Redondo, Fernando. The evolution of Walrasian
behavior. 20p.
BANK OF JAPAN. Institute for Monetary & Economic Studies.
9622 Dellas, Harris, Diba, Behzad & Garber, Peter. Resolving
failed banks: the U.S. S & L experience. 38p.
9624 Kunitomo, Naoto & Sato, Seisho. Estimation of asymmetrical
volatility for asset prices: the simultaneous switching
ARIMA approach. 29p.
9621 McCallum, Bennett T. Inflation targeting in Canada, New
Zealand, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and in general. 36p.
9623 Yamazaki, Akira. Foreign exchange netting and systemic
risk. 43p.
BROWN UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
9518 Albaek, Karsten & Sorensen, Bent E. Worker flows and job
flows in Danish manufacturing, 1980-91. 46p.
9537 Beckmann, Martin J. Spatial equilibrium under uniform
pricing. 9p.
9525 Carroll, Christopher D., Overland, Jody & Weil, David N.
Saving and growth with habit formation. 34p.
9529 Cho, In-Koo. Perceptions play repeated games with imperfect
monitoring. 33p.
9527 Cho, In-Koo & Li, Hao. Complexity and network in repeated
games: linear strategies. 27p.
9528 Cho, In-Koo & Sargent, Thomas J. Neural networks for
encoding and adapting in dynamic economies. 28p.
9526 Dagan, Nir & Volij, Oscar. Formation of nations in a
welfare-state minded world. 32p.
9514 Dagan, Nir, Serrano, Roberto & Volij, Oscar. Feasible
implementation of taxation methods. 23p.
9534 Driscoll, John & Kraay, Aart. Spatial correlations in panel
data. 29p.
96-9 Elul, Ronel. Effectively complete equilibria: a note. 11p.
9519 Elul, Ronel. Financial innovation, precautionary saving and
the riskless interest rate. 30p.
9614 Elul, Ronel, Silva-Reus, Jose & Volij, Oscar. "Will you
marry me?": a perspective on the gender gap. 30p.
9531 Feldman, Allan M. Buying time: a model of the dollar value
of extra years of life. 33p.
96-2 Feldman, Allan M. The value of life revisited. 31p.
9612 Feldman, Allan M. & Frost, John M. A simple model of
efficient tort liability rules. 28p.
96-3 Galor, Oded. Convergence?: inferences from theoretical
models. 20p.
9532 Galor, Oded & Tsiddon, Daniel. Technological progress,
mobility, and economic growth. 38p.
9521r Gozalo, Pedro L. Nonparametric specification testing with
the square root of n-local power and bootstrap critical
values. 37p.
9540 Gonzalo, Pedro & Linton, Oliver. Using parametric
information in nonparametric regression. 53p.
9515 Grossman, Herschel I. American fiscal policy in the 1990s.
10p.
96-1 Grossman, Herschel I. & Kim, Minseong. Morality, predation,
and welfare. 20p.
9535 Grossman, Herschel I. & Kim, Minseong. Predation and
accumulation. 26p.
96-6 Krishna, Pravin. On the choice of instrument: voluntary
import expansions (VIEs) vs. voluntary export restraints
(VERs). 19p.
96-5 Krishna, Pravin. Regionalism and multilateralism: a
political economy approach. 25p.
96-8 Krishna, Pravin & Mitra, Devashish. Trade liberalization,
market discipline and productivity growth: new evidence from
India. 25p.
96-7 Krishna, Pravin & Bhagwati, Jagdish. Necessarily
welfare-enhancing customs unions w/ industrialization
constraints: the Cooper-Massell-Johnson-Bhagwati . 12p.
9611 Lancaster, Tony & Lindenhovius, Bernard. Biases in dynamic
panel data models: a reconsideration (first revision). 21p.
9536 Lancaster, Tony & Intrator, Orna. Panel data with survival:
hospitalization of HIV patients. 19p.
9530 Linton, Oliver & Gozalo, Pedro. A nonparametric test of
conditional independence. 32p.
9610 Linton, O.B. & Gozalo, P.L. Testing additivity to
generalized nonparametric regression models. 22p.
9520 Malliaris, A.G. & Stein, Jerome L. Microanalytics of price
volatility. 29p.
9517 Owen, Ann & Weil, David N. Intergenerational earnings
mobility, inequality, and growth. 48p.
9538 Pitt, Mark M. Estimating the determinants of child health
when fertility and mortality are selective. 28p.
9539 Pitt, Mark M. & Khandker, Shahidur R. The impact of
group-based credit programs on poor households in
Bangladesh: does the gender of participants matter?. 34p.
9522 Serrano, Roberto. Reinterpreting the kernel. 26p.
9523 Serrano, Roberto & Volij, Oscar. Axiomatizations of
neoclassical concepts for economies. 28p.
9524 Serrano, Roberto & Yosha, Oved. Decentralized information
and the Walrasian outcome: a pairwise meetings market with
private values. 28p.
96-4 Stein, Jerome L. The natural real exchange rate: theory &
application to the real exchange rate of the U.S. dollar
relative to G7... 104p.
9533 Stein, Jerome L. Real exchange rates and current accounts:
the implications of economic science for policy decisions.
40p.
9516 Stein, Jerome L. & Sauerheimer, Karlhans. The equilibrium
real exchange rate of Germany. 37p.
9613 Stein, Jerome L. & Paladino, Giovanna. Recent developments
in international finance: a guide to research. 37p.
UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Ctr. for Int'l. & Devel. Econ. Res.
72 Baek, Seung-Gwan. Favorable external shocks, sectoral
adjustment and de-industrialization in non oil producing
economies. 42p.
70 Bardhan, Pranab. Method in the madness?: a political
economy analysis of ethnic conflicts in less developed
countries. 39p.
69 Bardhan, Pranab & Priale, Rodrigo. Endogenous growth theory
in a vintage capital model. 35p.
71 Dayton-Johnson, Jeff & Bardhan, Pranab. Inequality and
conservation on the local commons: a theoretical exercise.
40p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO. Department of Economics.
9604 Bagwell, Kyle & Ramey, Garey. Coordination economies,
sequential search and advertising. 51p.
9621 Betts, Julian R. Do school resources matter only for older
workers?. 47p.
9609 Betts, Julian R. Is there a link between school inputs and
earnings?: fresh scrutiny of an old literature. 75p.
9616 Betts, Julian R. The role of homework in improving school
quality. 42p.
9610 Boswijk, H. Peter & Franses, Philip H. Common persistence
in nonlinear autoregressive models. 15p.
9617 Den Haan, Wouter j. & Levin, Andrew. A practitioner's guide
to robust covariance matrix estimation. 56p.
9607 Elliott, Graham & Fatas, Antonio. International business
cycles and the dynamics of the current account. 29p.
9615 Engle, Robert F. The econometrics of ultra-high frequency
data. 18p.
9603 Grossbard-Schechtman, Shoshana & Granger, Clive W.J.
Women's jobs and marriage: baby-boom versus baby-bust. 22p.
9619 Hamilton, James D. Measuring the liquidity effect. 54p.
9618 Hamilton, James D. & Lin, Gang. Stock market volatility and
the business cycle. 39p.
9613 Perez-Quiros, Gabriel & Timmermann, Allan. On business
cycle variation in the mean, volatility and conditional
distribution of stock returns. 50p.
9602 Ramey, Garey. Equilibrium R & D with an infinite sequence
of innovations. 28p.
9608 Ramey, Garey & Watson, Joel. Bilteral trade and
opportunities in a matching market. 35p.
9601 Ramey, Garey & Seo, Junghwan. Licensing rivalry, research
joint ventures, and patent pooling. 26p.
9606 Raut, Lakshmi K. A reformulation of Aumann-Shapley random
order values of non-atomic games using invariant measures.
33p.
9605 Raut, Lakshmi K. Signalling equilibrium, intergenerational
mobility and long-run growth. 19p.
9611 Siklos, Pierre L. & Granger, Clive W.J. Temporary
cointegration with an application to interest rate parity.
17p.
9620 Sobel, Joel. Bean counting: standard choice in a
two-dimensional incentive program. 25p.
9612 Sobel, Joel. Theories of declining standards. 18p.
9614 Timmermann, Allan. Excess volatility and predictability of
stock prices in autoregressive dividend models with
learning. 45p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA. Department of Economics.
9/96 Kelly, David L. & Kolstad, Charles D. Malthus and climate
change: betting on a stable population. 24p.
8/96 Qin, Cheng-Zhong. "Hostages" and cooperation in the
prisoner's dilemma. 13p.
BANK OF CANADA. Technical Reports.
75 Coletti, Donald, et al. The Bank of Canada's new quarterly
projection model, part 3: the dynamic model. 135p.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
444 Basu, Kaushik & Van, Pham Hoang. The economics of child
labor. 46p.
437 Conlin, Mike. Reputation in bargaining: National Football
League contract negotiations. 44p.
439 Conlin, Mike. Signalling in National Football League
contract negotiations. 44p.
443 Mitchell, Janet. The problem of bad debts: cleaning banks'
balance sheets in economies in transition. 39p.
442 Mitchell, Janet. Strategic creditor passivity in economies
in transition. 36p.
COWLES FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS AT YALE UNIVERSITY.
1113 Bergemann, Dirk & Valimaki, Juuso. Learning and stragegic
pricing. 33p.
1116 Fair, Ray C. & Macunovich, Diane J. Explaining the labor
force participation of women 20-24. 22p.
1114 Grant, Simon, Kajii, Atsushi & Polak, Ben. Preference for
information. 43p.
1117 Nordhaus, William D. & Popp, David. What is the value of
scientific knowledge?: an application to global warming
using the PRICE model. 49p.
1112 Shubik, Martin. Time and money. 23p.
(ENGLAND) CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH.
1421 Acemoglu, Daron & Zilibotti, Fabrizio. Agency costs in the
process of development. 37p.
1426 Acemoglu, Daron & Zilibotti, Fabrizio. Was Prometheus
unbound by chance?: risk, diversification, and growth. 41p.
1422 Bacchetta, Philippe & Caminal, Ramon. Do capital market
imperfections exacerbate output fluctuations?. 31p.
1420 Baldwin, Richard E. & Seghezza, Elena. Trade-induced
investment-led growth. 24p.
1419 Benabou, Roland. Unequal societies. 34p.
1418 Canzoneri, Matthew B., Nolan, Charles & Yates, Anthony.
Mechanisms for achieving monetary stability: inflation
targeting versus the ERM. 21p.
1417 Canzoneri, Matthew B., Diba, Behzad & Eudey, Gwen. Trends
in European productivity and real exchange rates:
implications for Maastrict convergence... 42p.
1429 Casella, Alessandra. The role of market size in the
formation of jurisdictions. 44p.
1414 De Cecco, Marcello & Giavazzi, Francesco. The use of
special drawing rights in the financing of official
safety-net mechanisms. 22p.
1412 Francois, Joseph F., Nelson, Douglas & Palmeter, N. David.
Public procurement: a post-Uruguay Round perspective. 36p.
1411 Francois, Joseph F., McDonald, Bradley & Nordstrom, Hakan.
Trade liberalization and investment in a multilateral
framework. 23p.
1410 Francois, Joseph F., McDonald, Bradley & Nordstrom, Hakan.
A user's guide to Uruguay Round assessments. 28p.
1413 Galor, Oded & Tsiddon, Daniel. Technological progress,
mobility, and economic growth. 36p.
1423 Guiso, Luigi & Jappelli, Tullio. Background uncertainty and
the demand for insurance against insurable risks. 24p.
1415 Hoekman, Bernard & Djankov, Simeon. Effective protection
and investment incentives in Egypt and Jordan during the
transition to free trade with Europe. 28p.
1409 Holland, Allison & Scott, Andrew. The determinants of UK
business cycles. 29p.
1416 Neven, Damien & von Ungern-Sternberg, Thomas. Competition
policy in Switzerland. 49p.
1428 Saint-Paul, Gilles. Voting for jobs: policy persistence and
unemployment. 28p.
UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX. Department of Economics.
460 Jafarey, Saqib, Kaskarelis, Vannis & Philippopoulos,
Apostolis. Public debt and private investment with
endogenous government spending. 35p.
461 Katsimi, Margarita. Explaining the size of the public
sector. 23p.
459 Kemp, Gordon C.R. Scale equivalence and the Box-Cox
transformation. 8p.
458 McCrorie, J. Roderick. Interpolating exogenous variables in
open continuous time dynamic models. 35p.
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE. Department of Economics.
9534 Artis, M.J. & Zhang, W. International business cycles and
the ERM: is there a European business cycle?. 29p.
9538 Boeri, Tito. On the job search and unemployment duration.
42p.
9544 Ehrbeck, Tilman & Waldmann, Robert. Is honesty always the
best policy?. 24p.
9536 Guarda, Paolo & Salmon, Mark. On the detection of
nonlinearity in foreign exchange data. 38p.
9541 Nero, Giovanni. Spatial multiproduct duopoly pricing. 27p.
9542 Nero, Giovanni. Spatial multiproduct pricing: empirical
evidence on intra-European duopoly airline markets. 29p.
9535 Phlips, Louis. On the detection of collusion and predation.
26p.
9543 Waldmann, Robert. Rational stubborness?. 14p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA. Research Department.
96-3 Dwyer, Gerald P. & Hasan, Iftekhar. Suspension of payments,
bank failures, and the nonbank public's losses. 48p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Research Department.
213 Cole, Harold L., Mailath, George L. & Postlewaite, Andrew.
Class sytems and the enforcement of social norms. 40p.
FED RESERVE BANK OF MPLS-UNIV OF MINN. Inst. for Empirical Macro.
111 Pesaran, M. Hashem & Ruge-Murcia, Francisco J.
Limited-dependent rational expectations models with jumps.
51p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
9613 Carlino, Gerald & Sill, Keith. Common trends and common
cycles in regional per capita incomes. 44p.
9614 Hughes, Joseph P., et al. Safety in numbers?: geographic
diversification and bank insolvency risk. 32p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
9625 Carey, Mark, Post, Mitch & Sharpe, Steven A. Does corporate
lending by banks and finance companies differ?: evidence on
specialization in private debt contracti. 63p.
9624 Orphanides, Athanasios & Wilcox, David W. The opportunistic
approach to disinflation. 29p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. International Finance Papers.
556 Ammer, John & Gibson, Michael S. Regulation and the cost of
capital in Japan: a case study. 48p.
558 Bertaut, Carol C. Stockholding behavior of U.S. households:
evidence from the 1983-89 Survey of Consumer Finances. 41p.
557 Ghosal, Vivek & Loungani, Prakash. Firm size and the impact
of profit-margin uncertainty on investment: do financing
constraints play a role?. 31p.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Institute of Economic Research.
1765 Caballero, Ricardo J. & Leahy, John V. Fixed costs: the
demise of marginal q. 18p.
1763 Campbell, John Y. Consumption and the stock market:
interpreting international experience. 63p.
1767 Davis, Donald R. Technology, unemployment, and relative
wages in a global economy. 27p.
1764 Furman, Jason & Leahy, John V. The international
transmission of monetary policy: evidence from the United
States and Canada. 29p.
1762 Kain, John F. Cost-effective alternatives to Atlanta's
costly rail rapid transit system. 38p.
1768 LaPorte, Rafael, et al. Law and finance. 60p.
1766 Sen, Amartya. Maximization and the act of choice. 56p.
HEBREW UNIV. Center for Rationality & Interactive Decision Theory.
105 Amitai, Mor. Repeated games with incomplete information on
both sides. 27p.
106 Herrero, Carmen, Maschler, Michael & Villar, Antonio.
Individual rights and collective responsibility: the
rights-egalitarian solution. 19p.
107 Milchtaich, Igal. On backward induction paths and pure
strategy Mash equilibria of congestion games. 10p.
HITOTSUBASHI UNIVERSITY. Institute for Economic Research.
323 Stein, Howard. Adjustment and development in Africa: toward
an assessment. 23p.
UNIVERSITY OF ICELAND. Faculty of Economics & Business Admin.
38 Matthiasson, Thorolfur. Why fishing fleets tend to be "too
big". 11p.
37 Petursson, Thorarinn G. Are prices forward looking?:
evidence from Iceland. 16p.
39 Runolfsson, Birgir & Arnason, Ragnar. Iceland's individual
transferable quota system: evolution and performance. 38p.
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA STATISTIQUE ET DES ETUDES ECONOMIQUES.
9608 Alziary, B., Decamps, J.P. & Koehl, P.F. A partial
differential equation approach to Asian options: analytical
and numerical evidence. 40p.
9617 Berger, J.O., Philippe, A. & Robert, C.P. Estimation of
quadratic functions: noninformative priors for
non-centrality parameters. 17p.
9618 Berred, A.M. Estimation of record values. 12p.
9622 Blundell, R., Magnac, T. & Meghir, C. Savings and labour
market transitions. 33p.
9625 Casella, G. & Robert, C.P. Post-processing accept-reject
samples: recycling and rescaling. 19p.
9623 Chiappori, P.A., Salanie, B. & Valentin, J. Early starters
versus late beginners. 34p.
9611 El Karoui, N., Frachot, A. & Geman, H. A note on the
behavior of long zero coupon rates in a no arbitrage
framework. 16p.
9612 Gayraud, G. Minimax hypothesis testing. 22p.
9620 Guegan, D. A nonparametric point of view: stochastic versus
deterministic approach. 18p.
9616 Guegan, D. & Mercier, L. Predation in chaotic time series:
methods and comparisons using simulations. 15p.
9619 Guegan, D. & Leorat, G. What is the good way to identify
noisy chaos?: an empirical approach. 18p.
9609 Jullien, B. Participation constraints in adverse selection
models. 36p.
9610 Linnemer, L. & Perrot, A. Certification by a monopolist.
24p.
9624 Robert, C.P. & Titterington, D.M. Reparameterisation
strategies for hidden Markov models and Bayesian approaches
to maximum likelihood estimation. 24p.
BANCA DE ITALIA. Research Department.
268 Boldrin, M., Christiano, L.J. & Fisher, J.D.M. Asset
pricing lessons for modelling business cycles. 57p.
267 Rinaldi, Roberto & Tedeschi, Roberto. Money demand in
Italy: a system approach. 59p.
269 Rudebusch, Glenn D. Do measures of monetary policy in a VAR
make sense?. 34p.
270 Sen, Amartya. Maximization and the act of choice. 62p.
UNIVERSITE DE LAUSANNE. Dept. d'Econometrie d' Econ. Politique.
9612 Bacchetta, Philippe & Caminal, Ramon. Do capital market
imperfections exacerbate output fluctuations?. 31p.
9613 Irmen, Andreas & Thisse, Jacques F. Competition in
multi-characteristics spaces: Hotelling was almost right.
36p.
9609 Neven, Damien & von Ungern-Sternberg, Thomas. Competition
policy in Switzerland. 49p.
9611 Neven, Damien & von Ungern-Sternberg, Thomas. Swiss
competition policy in the last decade. 29p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Int'l. Centre for Econ & Related Disc.
310 Foldes, Lucien. The optimal consumption function in a
Brownian model of accumulation part b: solutions of boundary
value problems. 73p.
MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
3/96 Oslington, Paul. Dual representation of the specific
factors model in international trade theory. 9p.
2/96 Oslington, Paul. Factor price equalisation and trade
patterns with unemployment. 16p.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. Department of Economics.
9606 Hoff, Karla & Lyon, Andrew B. Can technological progress
lower incomes?: new results on lemons models. 13p.
9605 Kranton, Rachel E. & Swamy, Anand V. The hazards of
piecemeal institutional reform: an analysis of British civil
courts in colonial Africa. 49p.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Department of Economics.
9615 Acemoglu, Daron. Changes in unemployment and wage
inequality: an alternative theory and some evidence. 48p.
9616 Bai, Jushan. An inequality for vector-valued martingales
and its applications. 12p.
9613 Bai, Jushan. A note on spurious break and regime shift in a
cointegrated relationship. 12p.
9610 Bernard, Andrew & Wagner, Joachim. Exports and success in
German manufacturing. 30p.
9614 Caballero, Ricardo J. & Leahy, John V. Fixed costs: the
demise of marginal q. 19p.
9611 Caselli, Francesco & Ventura, Jaume. A representative
consumer theory of distribution. 39p.
9612 DiNardo, John E. & Pischke, Jorn-Steffen. The returns to
computer use revisted: have pencils changed the wage
structure too?. 30p.
9618 Kremer, Michael. How much does sorting increase
inequality?. 37p.
9617 Kremer, Michael & Morcom, Charles. Elephants. 74p.
96-9 Smith, Lones & Sorensen, Peter. Informational herding as
experimentation deja vu. 15p.
9619 Smith, Lones & Sorensen, Peter. Pathological outcomes of
observational learning. 47p.
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. Department of Economics.
508 Amiel, Yoram, Creedy, John & Hurn, Stan. Measuring
inequality aversion. 14p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
5621 Addison, John T., Fox, Douglas A. & Ruhm, Christopher J.
Trade sensitivity, technology, and labor displacement. 31p.
5586 Alesina, Alberto, et al. Budget institutions and fiscal
performance in Latin America. 42p.
5614 Alesina, Alberto & Bayoumi, Tamim. The costs and benefits
of fiscal rules: evidence from U.S. states. 14p.
5623 Backus, David, Foresi, Silverio & Telmer, Chris. Affine
models of currency pricing. 40p.
5638 Backus, David, Foresi, Silverio & Zin, Stanley. Arbitrage
opportunities in arbitrage-free models of bond pricing.
39p.
5628 Bayoumi, Tamim, Coe, David T. & Helpman, Elhanan. R & D
spillovers and global growth. 36p.
5613 Brewer, Dominic J., Eide, Eric & Ehrenberg, Ronald G. Does
it pay to attend an elite private college?: cross cohort
evidence on the effects of college quality on earning. 21p.
5610 Campbell, John Y. Consumption and the stock market:
interpreting international experience. 63p.
5620 Davis, Donald R. Does European unemployment prop up
American wages?. 32p.
5636 Davis, Donald R. Technology, unemployment, and relative
wages in a global economy. 27p.
5625 Davis, Donald R., et al. The Heckscher-Ohlin-Vanek model of
trade: why does it fail? When does it work?. 50p.
5627 Debelle, Guy & Lamont, Owen. Relative price variability and
inflation: evidence from U.S. cities. 31p.
5611 De Long, J. Bradford. Keynesianisn, Penssylvania Avenue
style: some economic consequences of the Employment Act of
1946. 25p.
5622 Dunn, Thomas & Holtz-Eakin, Douglas. Financial capital,
human capital, and the transition to self-employment:
evidence from intergenerational links. 30p.
5640 Eichner, Matthew J., McClellan, Mark B. & Wise, David A.
Insurance or self-insurance?: variation, persistence, and
individual health accounts. 53p.
5626 Hellerstein, Judith K., Neumark, David & Troske, Kenneth R.
Wages, productivity, and worker characteristics: evidence
from plant-level production functions and wage equations.
49p.
5619 Johnson, Richard W. & Neumark, David. Age discrimination,
job separations, and employment status of older workers:
evidence from self-reports. 44p.
5637 Jovanovic, Boyan & Ueda, Masako. Contracts and money. 26p.
5635 Laibson, David I. Hyperbolic discount functions,
undersaving and savings policy. 49p.
5616 Lehr, William & Lichtenberg, Frank R. Computer use and
productivity growth in federal government agencies,
1987-1992. 32p.
5615 Levine, Phillip B., et al. Roe vs. Wade and American
fertility. 28p.
5631 Neumark, David & Wascher, William. Is the time series
evidence on minimum wage effects contaminated by publication
bias?. 23p.
5617 Rauch, James E. Networks versus markets in international
trade. 42p.
5618 Rauch, James E. Trade and search: social capital, sogo
shosha, and spillovers. 25p.
5624 Rotemberg, Julio J. Perceptions of equity and the
distribution of income. 40p.
5639 Shin, Hyun-Han & Stulz, Rene M. An analysis of divisional
investment policies. 35p.
5609 Venti, Steven F. & Wise, David A. The wealth of cohorts:
retirement saving and the changing assets of older
Americans. 73p.
5612 Weinstein, David E. Foreign direct investment and keiretsu:
rethinking U.S. and Japanese policy. 45p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Technical Papers.
197 den Haan, Wouter J. & Levin, Andrew T. A practitioner's
guide to robust covariance matrix estimation. 56p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Stern School of Business.
9610 Ansari, Asim, Economides, Nicholas & Steckel, Joel. The
max-min principle of product differentiation. 38p.
9611 Greene, William H. Marginal effects in the bivariate probit
model. 6p.
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY. Center for Math Studies in Econ & Mgmt Sci
1148 Bagwell, Kyle & Ramey, Garey. Coordination economies,
sequential search and advertising. 51p.
1150 Bagwell, Kyle & Staiger, Robert W. Reciprocal trade
liberalization. 50p.
1156 Bagwell, Kyle & Staiger, Robert W. Strategic export
subsidies and reciprocal trade agreements: the natural
monopoly case. 31p.
1151 Jackson, Matthew & Kalai, Ehud. Recurring bullies,
trembling and learning. 15p.
1152 Marinacci, Massimo. Decomposition and representation of
coalitional games. 24p.
1157 Miravette, Eugenio J. Time-consistent protection of an
infant-industry: the symmetric oligopoly case. 24p.
1153 Moselle, Boaz. Efficiency wages and the hours/umemployment
trade-off. 28p.
1154 Myerson, Roger B. John Nash's contributions to economics.
14p.
1155 Myerson, Robert B. Economic analysis of political
institutions: an introduction. 31p.
1149 Persico, Nicola. Information acquisition in affiliated
decision problems. 36p.
OSAKA UNIVERSITY. Institute of Social and Economic Research.
402 Horioka, Charles Y., et al. Do the aged dissave in Japan?:
evidence from micro data. 22p.
403 Itoh, Hideshi. Job design and incentives in hierarchies
with team production. 21p.
401 Punzo, Lionello F. Industrial dynamics and structural
change: a framework for the analysis of sectoral dynamics in
a set of countries. 39p.
400 Seko, Miki. Nonlinear budget constraints and estimation:
effects of subsidized home loans on housing decisions in
Japan. 26p.
404 Yoshihara, Naoki. Natural and double implementation of
public ownership solutions in differentiable production
economies. 33p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. International Finance Section-Essays.
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