New Acquisitions -December 1996
UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE. Dept. de Fundamentos de Analisis Econ.
9613 Alcalde, Jose & Romero-Medina, Antonio. Simple mechanism to
implement the core of college admissions problems. 28p.
9614 Herrero, Carmen & Villar, Antonio. Agenda independence in
allocation problems with single-peaked preferences. 24p.
9615 Fauli, Ramon. Mergers for market power in a Cournot setting
and merger guidelines. 30p.
ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS. Dept. of Economics.
82 Baltas, Nicholas C. Private investment and the demand for
loanable funds in the Greek agricultural sector. 30p.
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA. Dept. de Economia et de Emet.
350 Burguet, R. & Sakovics, J. Imperfect competition in auction
designs. 18p.
346 Matarazzo, B. & Munda, G. New approaches for the comparison
of L-R fuzzy numbers: a theoretical and operational
analysis. 30p.
345 Palomino, F. & Vega, F. Convergence of aspirations and
(partial) cooperation in the prisoner's dilemma. 27p.
351 Ponsati, C. & Sakovics, J. Bargaining in a changing
environment. 31p.
344 Vettas, N. Investment dynamics in markets with endogenous
demand. 44p.
UNIV. DE BARCELONA. Div. de Ciencies Juridiques, Econ i Socials.
9605 Herranz, Alfonso & Tirado, Daniel A. Foreign trade traps in
the European periphery: Spain, 1870-1913. 25p.
9603 Marin-Solano, Jesus & Rafels, Carles. Convexity versus
average convexity: potential, PMAS, the Shapley value and
simple games. 19p.
9604 Martinez-de-Albeniz, F. Javier & Rafels, Carles. On the
intersection between the imputation set and the Weber set.
13p.
9606 Nunez, Marina & Rafels, Carles. On extreme points of the
core and reduced games. 10p.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Dept. of Econ-Industry Studies Program.
70 Melamad, Nahum, Mookherjee, Dilip & Reichelstein, Stefan.
Contract complexity, incentives and the value of delegation.
38p.
69 Miron, Jeffrey A. Some estimates of annual alcohol
consumption per capita, 1870-1991. 28p.
71 Mookherjee, Dilip & Reichelstein, Stefan. Budgeting and
hierarchical control. 37p.
UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III de MADRID. Dept. de Economia.
9622 Florenzano, Monique & Moreno Garcia, Emma. Linear exchange
economies with a continuum of agents. 18p.
9653 Ruiz-Castillo, Javier & Vargas, Carmen. A social welfare
model for the evaluation of the Spanish income tax system.
37p.
UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN. Institute of Economics.
9613 Sorensen, Bent E & Yosha, Oved. Income and consumption
smoothing among U.S. states: regions or clubs?. 34p.
COWLES FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS AT YALE UNIVERSITY.
1132 Bak, P., Paczuski, M. & Shubik, Martin. Price variations in
a stock market with many agents. 46p.
1133 Ghosal, S. & Polemarchakis, H.M. Exchange and optimality.
17p.
1134 Phillips, Peter C.B. & Lee, Chin Chin. Efficiency gains
from quasi-differencing under nonstationarity. 25p.
1135 Phillips, Peter C. B. Spurious regression unmasked. 36p.
(ENGLAND) CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH.
1468 Buiter, Willem H., Lago, Ricardo & Stern, Nicholas.
Promoting an effective market economy in a changing world.
55p.
1486 Bulow, Jeremy, Huang, Ming & Klemperer, Paul. Toeholds and
takeovers. 36p.
1483 Dolado, Juan J., Lopez-Salido, J. David & Vega, Juan Luis.
Short- and long-run Phillips trade-offs and the cost of
disinflationary policies. 45p.
1487 Emons, Winand. Expertise, contingent fees, and excessive
litigation. 16p.
1502 Hoekman, Bernard. Multilateral disciplines on government
procurement: what's in it for developing countries?. 39p.
1501 Hoekman, Bernard. Trade and competition policy in the WTO
system. 22p.
1446 Irmen, Andreas & Thisse, Jacques-Francois. Competition in
multi-characteristics spaces: Hotelling was almost right.
36p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA. Research Department.
9611 Roberds, William & Whiteman, Charles H. Endogenous term
premia and anomalies in the term structure of interest
rates: explaining the predictability smile. 41p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO. Research Department.
9619 Aaronson, Daniel. Using sibling data to estimate the impact
of neighborhoods on children's educational outcomes. 46p.
9617 Campbell, Jeffrey R. & Fisher, Jonas D.M. Aggregate
employment fluctuations with microeconomic asymmetries.
28p.
9616 Christiano, Lawrence J. & Harrison, Sharon G. Chaos,
sunspots, and automatic stabilizers. 64p.
9614 Friedman, Benjamin M. & Kuttner, Kenneth N. A price target
for U.S. monetary policy?: lessons from the experience with
money growth targets. 69p.
9615 Ljungqvist, Lars & Uhlig, Harald. Catching up with the
Keynesians. 22p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS. Research Department.
9613 Brown, Stephen P.A., Oppedahl, David B. & Yucel, Mine K.
Oil prices and aggregate economic activity: a study of eight
OECD countries. 25p.
9612 Taylor, Lori L. & Yucel, Mine K.. The policy sensitivity of
industries and regions. 23p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS. Financial Industry Studies.
1/96 Hooks, Linda M. & Robinson, Kenneth J. Moral hazard and
Texas banking in the 1920s. 35p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY. Research Division.
9602 Blomberg, S. Brock & Hess, Gregory D. Politics and exchange
rate forecasts. 31p.
9604 Chirinko, Robert S. Finance constraints, liquidity, and
investment spending: theoretical restrictions &
international evidence. 44p.
9603 Clark, Todd E. Finite sample properties of tests for
forecast equivalence. 31p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK. Research & Market Analysis Group.
16 Rapaport, Carol. Housing demand and community choice: an
empirical analysis. 33p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
9620 DeFina, Robert H. & Stark, Thomas C. The effects of
permanent and transitory output shocks on poverty. 31p.
9621 Holliday, Andrew J. & Hopper, Gregory P. Are there regimes
of antitrust enforcement?: an empirical analysis. 28p.
9619 McAndrews, James J. Pricing in vertically integrated
network switches. 14p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
9641 Bomfin, Antulio N. "Forecasting the forecasts of others":
expectational heterogeneity and aggregate dynamics. 32p.
9642 Brayton, F. & Tinsley, P. A guide to FRB/US: a
macroeconomic model of the United States. 45p.
9640 Greenspan, Alan & Cohen, Darrel. Motor vehicle stocks,
scrappage, and sales. 34p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. International Finance Papers.
571 Bryson, Jay H., Chen, Chin-huan & VanHoose, David D.
Implications of economic interdependence and exchange rate
policy on endogenous wage indexation decisions. 30p.
570 Edison, Hali J. The reaction of exchange rates and interest
rates to new releases. 31p.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Institute of Economic Research.
1781 Chamberlain, Gary & Imbens, Guido W. Hierarchical Bayes
models with many instrumental variables. 26p.
1779 Garg, Ashish & Morduch, Jonathan. Sibling rivalry, resource
constraints, and the health of children. 35p.
1784 Grossman, Gene M. & Helpman, Elhanan. Competing for
endorsements. 44p.
1782 Hall, Brian J. Regulatory free cash flow and the high cost
of insurance company failures. 36p.
1778 Hart, Oliver, Shleifer, Andrei & Vishny, Robert W. The
proper scope of government: theory and an application to
prisons. 56p.
1780 Segal, Ilya R. & Whinston, Michael D. Naked exclusion and
buyer coordination. 33p.
1783 Shleifer, Andrei. Government in transition. 43p.
HEBREW UNIV. Center for Rationality & Interactive Decision Theory.
119 Keaser, Tamar, Motro, Uzi & Shmida, Avi. Exploration effort
in foraging bees is enhanced by clustering of food
resources. 14p.
118 Keaser, Tamar, Motro, Uzi & Shmida, Avi. Foraging as an
exploratory activity in bees: the effects of patch
variability. 28p.
120 Keaser, Tamar, Motro, Uzi & Shmida, Avi. Inate movement
rules in foraging bees: flight distances are affected by
recent rewards... 22p.
122 Keaser, Tamar, et al. Overnight memory retention of
foraging skills by bumblebees is imperfect. 18p.
121 Keaser, Tamar, et al. When color vision is not useful: the
floral choices of foraging bumblebees on color polymorphic
artificial flowers. 21p.
117 Landsberger, Michael, et al. First-price auctions when the
ranking of valuations is common knowledge. 17p.
INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO AUTONOMO DE MEXICO. Centro de Invest. Econ.
9606 Azariadis, Costas. The economics of poverty traps, part
one: complete markets. 60p.
9610 Cuoco, Domenico & Zapatero, Fernando. On the recoverability
of preferences and beliefs in financial models. 16p.
9608 Huybens, Elisabeth & Smith, Bruce D. Financial market
frictions, monetary policy and capital accumulation in a
small open economy. 45p.
9607 Lopez A., Gladys. Equilibrium behavior in an all-pay
auction with complete information. 40p.
9609 Ortigueira, Salvador. Fiscal policy in an endogenous growth
model with human capital accumulation. 34p.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. Department of Political Economy.
372 Karni, Edi & Safra, Zvi. Social welfare functions with
nonlinear individual preferences. 12p.
374 Khan, M. Ali & Sun, Yeneng. Non-atomic games on Loeb
spaces. 10p.
373 Moffitt, Robert, Ribar, David & Wilhelm, Mark. The decline
of welfare benefits in the U.S.: the role of wage
inequality. 46p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Financial Markets Group.
249 Bolton, Patrick & von Thadden, Ernst-Ludwig. Blocks,
liquidity and corporate control. 30p.
247 Clark, Peter B., Goodhart, Charles A.E. & Huang, Haizhou.
Optimal monetary policy rules in a rational expectations
model of the Phillips curve. 50p.
250 Mella-Barral, Pierre & Tychon, Pierre. Default risk in
asset pricing. 19p.
248 Sandmann, G. & Koopman, S.J. Maximum likelihood estimation
of stochastic volatility models. 40p.
UNIV. OF LONDON-BIRKBECK COLLEGE. Inst. for Financial Research.
23 El-Jahel, Lina, Lindberg, Hans & Perraudin, William. Yield
curves with jump short rates. 33p.
24 Marin, Jose M. & Rahi, Rohit. Information revelation and
market incompleteness. 31p.
22 Satchell, Stephen & Shin, Yongcheol. Forecasting single and
multiple hazards: the use of the Weibull distribution with
application to arrears mortgages.. 22p.
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. Department of Economics.
536 Creedy, John. Measuring the welfare effects of price
changes: a convenient parametric approach. 34p.
537 Creedy, John & Van de Ven, Justin. The distributional
effects of inflation in Australia, 1980-1995. 17p.
538 Olekalns, Nilss. Australian evidence on tax smoothing and
the optimal budget surplus. 23p.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO. Dipt. Econ. Politica e Aziendale.
9602 Barba Navaretti, Giorgio, Soloaga, Isidro & Takacs, Wendy.
Bargains rejected?: developing country trade policy on used
equipment. 14p.
9604 Cerasi, Vittoria. An empirical analysis of banking
concentration. 20p.
9603 Checchi, Daniele & Corneo, Giacomo. Social custom and
strategic effects in trade union membership: Italy
1951-1993. 23p.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. Center for Economic Research.
293 Caucutt, Elizabeth M. Peer group effects in applied general
equilibrium. 53p.
291 Imrohoroglu, Ayse, Merlo, Antonio & Rupert, Peter. On the
political economy of income redistribution and crime. 38p.
292 Liu, Zheng. Seasonal cycles, business cycles, and monetary
policy. 39p.
290 Marshall, Robert C. & Merlo, Antonio. Pattern bargaining.
45p.
294 Rebelein, Robert P. The effect of strategic behavior on
Ricardian equivalence. 26p.
MONASH UNIVERSITY. Department of Econometrics.
13/96 Bollen, Bernard & Kofman, Paul. Estimating daily volatility
from intraday data. 20p.
16/96 Fry, Tim R.L. & Sexton, Eileen M. The stochastic
specification of attraction models. 16p.
15/96 Greenan, Nathalie & Mairesse, Jacques. Computers and
productivity in France: some evidence. 55p.
14/96 Lee, Michael, et al. Growth convergence: some panel data
evidence. 10p.
12/96 Ravindiran, T. Cointegration analysis of purchasing power
parity in a small country context. 29p.
11/96 Snyder, Ralph D. & Grose, Simone. Business forecasting with
exponential smoothing: computation of prediction intervals.
20p.
UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL. Departement de Sciences Economiques.
9605 Ai, Chunrong, Arcand, Jean-Louis & Ethier, Francois. Moral
hazard and Marshallian inefficiency: evidence from Tunisia.
36p.
9604 Boyer, Marcel & Laffont, Jean-Jacques. Toward a political
theory of environmental policy. 40p.
9601 Deaton, Angus & Ng, Serena. Parametric and nonparametric
approaches to price and tax reform. 26p.
9610 Dionne, Georges & Mounsif, Tahar. Investment under demand
uncertainty: the newsboy problem revisited. 16p.
9608 Fortin, Nicole M. & Lemieux, Thomas. Labor market
institutions and gender differences in wage inequality.
11p.
9607 Fortin, Nicole M. & Lemieux, Thomas. Rank regressions, wage
distributions, and the gender gap. 43p.
9612 Ghysels, Eric & Ng, Serena. A semi-parametric factor model
for interest rates. 27p.
9613 Ghysels, Eric, Harvey, Andrew & Renault, Eric. Stochastic
volatility. 68p.
9603 Gonzalo, Jesus & Ng, Serena. A systematic framework for
analyzing the dynamic effects of permanent and transitory
shocks. 40p.
9609 Hosken, Daniel S. & Margolis, David N. The efficiency of
collective bargaining in public schools. 52p.
9602 Levy-Garboua, Louis & Montmarquette, Claude. Cognition in
seemingly riskless choices and judgements. 27p.
9606 Mercenier, Jean & Yeldan, Erinc. How prescribed policy can
mislead when data are defective: a follow-up to Srinivasan
(1994) using g.e. 27p.
9611 Perron, Pierre & Ng, Serena. An autoregressive spectral
density estimator at frequency zero for nonstationarity
tests. 42p.
UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH. Center for Economic Studies.
90 Baye, Michael R., Kovenock, Dan & de Vries, Casper. The
all-pay auction with complete information. 21p.
94 Fare, Rolf, Grosskopf, Shawna & Roos, Pontus. The Malmquist
total factor productivity index: some remarks. 9p.
99 Frey, Bruno S. Institutional economics: what future
course?. 21p.
92 Koskela, Erkki & Stenbacks, Rune. Does competition make
loan markets more fragile?. 27p.
91 Koskela, Erkki & Holm, Pasi. Tax progression, structure of
labour taxation and employment. 25p.
93 Okuguchi, Koji. Effects of tariff on international mixed
duopoly with several markets. 16p.
100 Paelinck, Jean H.P. Four studies in theoretical spatial
economics. 32p.
95 Schjelderup, Guttorm & Sorgard, Lars. The multinational
firm, transfer pricing and the nature of competition. 28p.
96 Schjelderup, Guttorm, Hagen, Kare P. & Osmundsen, Petter.
Internationally mobile firms and tax policy. 26p.
98 Tawada, Makoto & Shimomura, Koji. On the Heckscher-Ohlin
analysis and the gains from trade with profit maximizing and
labour managed firms. 19p.
97 Tawada, Makoto & Yabuuchi, Shigemi. Trade and gains from
trade between profit maximizing and labor managed countries
w/ imperfect competition. 29p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
5810 Altshuler, Rosanne & Grubert, Harry. Balance sheets,
multinational financial policy, and the cost of capital at
home and abroad. 47p.
5778 Angrist, Joshua D. & Evans, William N. Children and their
parents' labor supply: evidence from exogenous variation in
family size. 43p.
5807 Angrist, Joshua D. & Lavy, Victor. The effect of teen
childbearing and single parenthood on childhood disabilities
and progress in school. 28p.
5800 Branstetter, Lee. Are knowledge spillovers international or
intranational in scope?: microeconometric evidence from U.S.
& Japan. 40p.
5793 Bryan, Michael F. & Cecchetti, Stephen G. Inflation and the
distribution of price changes. 17p.
5809 Chari, V.V., Kehoe, Patrick J. & McGrattan, Ellen R. Sticky
price models of the business cycle: can the contract
multiplier solve the persistence problem?. 30p.
5804 Christiano, Lawrence J., Eichenbaum, Martin & Evans, Charles
L. Sticky prices and limited participation models of money:
a comparison. 57p.
5805 Currie, Janet & Thomas, Duncan. Does Head Start help
Hispanic children?. 41p.
5795 Darby, Michael R. & Zucker, Lynne G. Star scientists,
institutions, and the entry of Japanese biotechnology
entreprises. 42p.
5792 den Haan, Wouter J. Understanding equilibrium models with a
small and a large number of agents. 43p.
5799 Edey, Malcolm & Simon, John. Australia's retirement income
system implications for saving and capital markets. 35p.
5794 Edwards, Sebastian. A tale of two crises: Chile and Mexico.
37p.
5790 Good, David H., Nadiri, M. Ishaq & Sickles, Robin C. Index
number and factor demand approaches to the estimation of
productivity. 88p.
5803 Leamer, Edward E. Effort, wages, and the international
division of labor. 50p.
5808 Levinsohn, James. Firm heterogeneity, jobs, and
international trade: evidence from Chile. 30p.
5791 Milesi-Ferretti, Gian Maria & Razin, Assaf. Current account
sustainability: selected East Asian and Latim American
experiences. 61p.
5801 Nadiri, M. Ishaw & Kim, Seongjun. International R & D
spillovers, trade and productivity in major OECD countries.
36p.
5802 Prendergast, Canice. What happens within firms?: a survey
of empirical evidence on compensation policies. 35p.
5797 Svensson, Lars E.O. Inflation forecast targeting:
implementing and monitoring inflation targets. 37p.
5798 Taylor, Alan M. Convergence and international factor flows
in theory and history. 35p.
5806 Taylor, Alan M. Sources of convergence in the late
ninteenth century. 31p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Technical Papers.
198 Stock, James H. & Wright, Jonathan. Asymptotics for GMM
estimators with weak instruments. 41p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Salomon Brothers Center (Financial Inst).
9640 Altman, Edward I. & Saunders, Anthony. Credit risk
measurement: developments over the last 20 years. 38p.
9641 Barnea, Emanuel & Landskroner, Yoram. Interest bearing
deposits, the demand for money and the choice of monetary
aggregates. 42p.
9643 Freed, March S., Garcia, Hector & Lerohl, Randi. Measuring
the non-linearity of fixed income securities. 23p.
9642 Gao, Bin, Huang, Jing-zhi & Subrahmanyam, Marti G. An
analytical approach to the valuation of American
path-dependent options. 41p.
9646 Ho, T.S., Stapleton, Richard C. & Subrahmanyam, Marti G.
The valuation of American options with stochastic interest
rates: a generalization of the Geske-Johnson technique.
23p.
9644 Horvitz, Paul M. & White, Lawrence J. The challenge of the
new electronic technologies in banking: private strategies
and public policies. 29p.
9645 White, Lawrence J. Technological change, financial
innovation, and financial regulation in the U.S.: the
challenges for public policy. 44p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Stern School of Business.
9614 Economides, Nicholas, Lopomo, Guiseppe & Woroch, Glenn.
Regulatory pricing rules to neutralize network dominance.
19p.
9615 Katz, Barbara G. & Owen, Joel. On the desirability of
big-bang reforms. 17p.
9612 White, Lawrence J. The rise and fall of dominant firms in
the U.S. automobile industry: a twice told tale. 38p.
NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
19/96 Kristiansen, Eirik Gaard. R & D in the presence of network
externalities: timing and compatibility. 35p.
14/96 Nilssen, Tore & Sorgard, Lars. Time schedule and programme
profile: TV news in Norway and Denmark. 23p.
15/96 Osmundsen, Petter. Risk sharing and incentives in Norwegian
petroleum extraction. 16p.
18/96 Sandmo, Agnar. How far should we go in the redistribution
of income?. 16p.
17/96 Tvedt, Jostein. The structure of the freight rate: a
stochastic partial equilibrium model for the VLCC market.
36p.
16/96 Tvedt, Jostein. Valuation of a European option in the
BIFFEX market. 11p.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
9621 Campbell, Colin M. Cheap-talk coordination in dissipative
auctions. 46p.
9620 Campbell, Colin M. Costly voting, zealots, and the curse of
a large electorate. 15p.
9622 Chipty, Tasneem & Snyder, Christopher. Buyer size and
bargaining power. 37p.
9623 Glass, Amy Jocelyn. Product cycles and market penetration.
32p.
9626 Light, Audrey. Estimating the returns to schooling: when
does the career begin?. 28p.
9625 McCulloch, J. Huston. Linear regression with stable
disturbances. 28p.
9624 Viard, Alan D. Incidence and asset-pricing effects of
realization based capital gains taxes. 24p.
OSAKA UNIVERSITY. Institute of Social and Economic Research.
420 Glass, Amy Jocelyn & Saggi, Kamal. Foreign direct
investment and the nature of R & D. 30p.
421 Hashimoto, Masanori & Zhao, Jingang. Non-wage
compensations, employment, and hours. 40p.
422 Ishiguro, Shingo & Itoh, Hideshi. Moral hazard and side
trade in agency contracts. 27p.
423 Yamada, Hiroshi & Toda, Hiro Y. A note on hypothesis
testing based on dully modified vector autoregression. 16p.
418 Zhao, Jingang. A beta core existence result and its
application to oligopoly markets. 22p.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Center for Analytic Research in Econ.
9605 Kahl, Matthias. Dynamic liquidation, adjustment of capital
structure, and the costs of financial distress. 38p.
9608 Moro, Andrea & Norman, Peter. Affirmative action in a
competitive economy. 43p.
9606 Morris, Stephen. Approximate common knowledge revisited.
26p.
9607 Morris, Stephen & Shin, Hyun Song. Approximate common
knowledge and co-ordination: recent lessons from game
theory. 26p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. International Finance Section-Essays.
199 Kenen, Peter B., ed. Making EMU happen: problems and
proposals; a symposium. 76p.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY. Inst. for Research in Behav, Econ & Mgmt Sci.
1089 Brush, Thomas H. & Bromiley, Philip. What does a small
corporate effect mean?: a variance components simulation of
corporate and business effects. 19p.
1088 Kang, Myong, et al. The design and implementation of OR/SM:
a prototype integrated modeling environment. 35p.
1090 Matheny, Kenneth J. Non-neutral responses to money supply
shocks when consumption and leisure are Pareto substitutes.
28p.
1087 Wright, Gordon P., et al. OR/SM: a prototype integrated
modeling environment based on structured modeling. 43p.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI VENEZIA. Dipartimento di Scienze Econ.
9621 Cazzavillan, Guido & Musu, Ignazio. A simple model of
optimal sustainable growth. 16p.
9626 Brunello, Giorgio & Ishikawa, Tsuneo. Education, training
and labour market structure: Italy and Japan in comparative
perspective. 61p.
9627 Luna, Francesco. The emergence of a firm as a complex
problem solver. 22p.
UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA (BC). Department of Economics.
9612 DeBenedictis, Linda F. & Giles, David E.A. Diagnostic
testing in econometrics: variable addition, reset, and
Fourier approximations. 63p.
UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA. Department of Economics.
9613 Clemenz, Gerhard. Imperfectly observable emissions, adverse
selection, and output restrictions. 18p.
9614 Bughin, Jacques & Vannini, Stefano. To be (unionized) or
not to be?: a case for cost-raising strategies. 12p.
9615 Winckler, Georg, Hochreiter, Eduard & Brandner, Peter.
Deficits, debt and European Monetary Union. 21p.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. Institute of Economic Research.
9612 Brock, Philip L. High real interest rates and banking
crises in an open economy: a case study of Chile, 1975-1983.
41p.
9603 Brock, Philip L. High real interest rates, guarantor risk,
and bank recapitalizations. 69p.
9602 Engel, Charles. Accounting for U.S. real exchange rate
changes. 54p.
9605 Engel, Charles. Long-run purchasing power parity may not
hold after all. 49p.
9613 Engel, Charles. A model of foreign exchange rate
indetermination. 22p.
9614 Engel, Charles & Kim, Chang-Jin. The long-run U.S./U.K.
real exchange rate. 37p.
9601 Engel, Charles & Rogers, John H. Regional patterns in the
law of one price: the roles of geography vs. currencies.
42p.
9611 Kim, Chang-Jin, Nelson, Charles R. & Startz, Richard.
Testing for mean reversion in heteroskedastic data based on
Gibbs sampling augmented randomization. 33p.
9609 Kochin, Michael S. & Kochin, Levis A. When is buying votes
wrong?. 19p.
9604 Lundberg, Shelly J. & Startz, Richard. Inequality and race:
models and policy. 34p.
9615 Nelson, Charles R., Startz, Richard & Zivot, Eric. Valid
confidence intervals and inference in the presence of weak
instruments. 49p.
9610 Thornton, Judith. Structural change in the Russian Far
East: the implications for trade and factor markets. 30p.
9607 Van Long, Ngo & Wong, Kar-yiu. Endogenous growth and
international trade: a survey. 65p.
9606 Wang, Jiahui & Zivot, Eric. Inference on a structural
parameter in instrumental variables regression with weak
instruments. 31p.
9608 Wong, Kar-yiu. Endogenous growth and international labor
migration: the case of a small, emigration economy. 48p.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO. Department of Economics.
9616 Blackorby, Charles, Bossert, Walter & Donaldson, David.
Information invariance in variable population social choice
problems. 22p.
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO. Department of Economics.
9609 Cowan, Robin, Cowan, William & Swann, Peter. A model of
demand with interactions among consumers. 27p.
9610 Laidler, David. Notes on the microfoundations of monetary
economics. 19p.
9611 Perry, Motty & Vincent, Daniel R. The optimal timing of
procurement decisions and patent allocations. 26p.
9608 Segal, Uzi. Let's agree that all dictatorships are equally
bad. 18p.