New Acquisitions - February, 1995
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UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE. Dept. de Fundamentos de Analisis Econ.
9417 Corchon, Luis & Wilkie, Simon. Computers, productivity and
market structure. 20p.
9416 Corchon, Luis & Gonzalez-Maestre, Miguel. The importance of
fixed costs in the design of trade policies: an exercise in
the theory of second best. 32p.
9415 Herrero, Carmen. Bargaining with reference points:
bargaining with claims: egalitarian solutions reexamined.
24p.
UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Ctr. for Int'l. & Devel. Econ. Res.
45 Eichengreen, Barry, Tobin, James & Wyplosz, Charles. Two
cases for sand in the wheels of international finance. 20p.
44 Obstfeld, Maurice & Rogoff, Kenneth. The intertemporal
approach to the current account. 75p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO. Department of Economics.
9429 Bagwell, Kyle, Ramey, Garey & Spulber, Daniel F. Dynamic
retail price and investment competition. 32p.
9418 Betts, Julian R. The skill bias of technological change in
Canadian manufacturing industries. 40p.
9421 Chen, Xiaohong & White, Halbert. Nonparametric adaptive
learning with feedback. 43p.
9417 Christiano, Lawrence J. & Den Haan, Wouter. Small sample
properties of GMM for business cycle analysis. 60p.
9430 Den Haan, Wouter J. & Levin, Andrew. Inference from
parametric and non-parametric covariance matrix estimation
procedures. 42p.
9428 Elliott, Graham. Efficient tests for a unit root when the
initial observation is drawn from its unconditional
distribution. 48p.
9427 Engle, Robert F. & Russell, Jeffrey R. Forecasting
transaction rates: the autoregressive conditional duration
model. 46p.
9425 Engle, Robert F. & Rosenberg, Joshua. Hedging options in a
GARCH environment: testing the term structure of stochastic
volatility models. 35p.
9419 Granger, C.W.J. & Ding, Zhuanxin. Stylized facts on the
temporal and distributional properties of daily data from
speculative markets. 28p.
9424 Hamilton, James D. Rational expectations and the economic
consequences of changes in regime. 31p.
9422 Macho-Stadler, Ines & Perez-Castrillo, J. David. Optimal
auditing with heterogeneous income sources. 28p.
9423 Najberg, Sheila & Ramey, Garey. Bargains and ripoffs in an
inflationary economy. 47p.
9426 Satchell, Steve & Timmermann, Allan. On the optimality of
adaptive expectations: Muth revisited. 18p.
9420 Watson, Joel. Strategy perturbations in repeated games as
rules of thumb. 23p.
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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Department of Applied Economics.
200 Anderlini, Luca & Felli, Leonardo. Endogenous agency
problems. 32p.
201 Baliga, Sandeep. The not-so-secret agent: professional
monitors, hierarchies and implementation. 23p.
202 Gottardi, Piero & Hens, Thorsten. The survival assumption
and existence of competitive equilibria when asset markets
are incomplete. 25p.
BANK OF CANADA. Technical Reports.
72 Black, Richard, et al. The Bank of Canada's new quarterly
projection model, part 1: the steady-state model:SSQPM.
95p.
71 Macklem, R. Tiff. Wealth, disposable income and
consumption: some evidence for Canada. 67p.
UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III de MADRID. Dept. de Economia.
9440 de la Croix, David & Licandro, Omar. Irreversibility,
uncertainty and underemployment equilibria. 15p.
9435 Herves, Carlos & Moreno, Emma. Strategic equilibrium in
economies with a continuum of agents. 6p.
9441 Kujal, Praveen. A proof of first-order stochastic dominance
for quantity constrained oligopolies. 11p.
9423 Moreno, Diego. Strategy-proof allocation mechanisms for
economies with public goods. 15p.
9424 Moreno, Diego. Strategy-proof mechanisms with monotonic
preferences: the case of pre public goods economies. 15p.
(ENGLAND) CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH.
1092 Bean, Charles & Crafts, Nicholas F.R. British economic
growth since 1945: relative economic decline..and
renaissance?. 53p.
1087 Crafts, Nicholas F.R. & Mills, Terence C. Europe's golden
age: an econometric investigation of changing trend rates in
growth. 29p.
1083 Dumas, Bernard. Short and long term hedging for the
corporation. 35p.
1090 Flood, Robert P. & Rose, Andrew K. Fixes: the forward
discount puzzle. 11p.
1018 Snower, Dennis J. What is the domain of the welfare state?.
33p.
1093 Winkelmann, Liliana & Winkelmann, Rainer. Unemployment:
where does it hurt?. 22p.
UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX. Department of Economics.
435 Lahiri, Sajal & Ono, Yoshiyasu. Asymmetric oligopoly,
international trade and welfare: a synthesis. 19p.
433 Lahiri, Sajal & Raimondos, Pascalis. Competition for aid
and trade policy. 14p.
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434 Lahiri, Sajal & Raimondos, Pascalis. Tying of aid to trade
policy reform and welfare. 16p.
436 Schoeb, Ronnie. Environmental levies and distortionary
taxation: environmental view vs. public finance view. 8p.
THE MAURICE FALK INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH IN ISRAEL.
9407 Beenstock, Michael. The spatio-economic dimension of
immigrant absorption: Israel, 1969-72. 29p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA. Research Department.
9416 Espinosa, Marco & Russell, Steven. A welfare rationale for
multiple reserve requirements. 49p.
9412 Moen, Jon R. & Tallman, Ellis W. Clearinghouse access and
bank runs: trust companies in New York and Chicago during
the panic of 1907. 22p.
9417 Noe, Thomas H. & Smith, Stephen D. Contractual opportunism,
limited liability, and the role of financial coalitions.
39p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO. Research Department.
9422 Bekaert, Geert, Hodrick, Robert J. & Marshall, David A. The
implications of first-order risk aversion for asset market
risk premiums. 44p.
9424 Friedman, Benjamin M. & Kuttner, Kenneth N. Indicator
properties of the paper-bill spread: lessons from recent
experience. 34p.
9420 Marcet, Albert & Marshall, David A. Solving nonlinear
rational expectations models by parameterized expectations:
convergence to stationary solutions. 56p.
9423 Marshall, David A. Asset return volatility with extremely
small costs of consumption adjustment. 48p.
9421 Marshall, David A. & Parekh, Nayam G. The effect of costly
consumption adjustment on asset price volatility. 28p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY. Research Division.
9409 Roley, V. Vance & Bonser-Neal, Catherine. Are Japanese
interest rates too stable?. 45p.
9408 Roley, V. Vance & Wheatley, Simon M. Time series variation
in the interest rate response to money announcements: a
re-examinzation of the evidence. 32p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Research Department.
185 Fernandez, Raquel & Rogerson, Richard. On the political
economy of education subsidies. 27p.
186 Rupert, Peter, Rogerson, Richard & Wright, Randall.
Estimating substitution elasticities in household production
models. 27p.
FED RESERVE BANK OF MPLS-UNIV OF MINN. Inst. for Empirical Macro.
97 Benhabib, Jess & Velasco, Andres. On the economics of
fiscal populism in an open economy. 31p.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILDELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
9423 Carlino, Gerald & DeFina, Robert. Does monetary policy have
differential regional effects?. 25p.
9425 Chatterjee, Satyajit & Corbae, Dean. Money and finance in a
model of costly commitment. 44p.
9424 Hopper, Gregory P. Time-varying consumption betas and the
foreign exchange market. 19p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
9429 Lumpkin, Stephen A. & O'Brien, James M. Thrift stock
returns and balance sheet interest rate sensitivity. 52p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. International Finance Papers.
494 Ahmed, Shaghil & Rogers, John H. Government budget deficits
and trade deficits: are present value constraints satisfied
in long term data?. 27p.
492 Bowman, David, Minehart, Deborah & Rabin, Matthew. Loss
aversion in a consumption/savings model. 35p.
496 Dekle, Robert. Saving-investment association and capital
mobility on the evidence from Japanese regional data. 25p.
491 Mendoza, Enrique G. Terms-of-trade uncertainty and economic
growth: are risk indicators significant in growth
regressions?. 38p.
495 Rogers, John H. Convertibility risk, default risk, and the
Mexdollar anomaly. 10p.
493 Rogers, John H. Real shocks and real exchange rates in
really long-term data. 38p.
490 Stevens, Guy V.G. Politics, economics, and investment:
explaining plant & equipment spending by U.S. direct
investors in Argentina, B. 53p.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. Bureau of Economics.
208 Grawe, Oliver, Howarth, Dolly & Morkre, Morris. Did
depreciation of the dollar render the steel voluntary
restraint agreement nonbinding?. 63p.
209 Simpson, John. When does new entry deter collusion?. 17p.
HEBREW UNIV. Center for Rationality & Interactive Decision Theory.
57 Aumann, Robert & Brandenberger, Adam. Epistemic conditions
for Nash equilibrium. 22p.
52 Balkenborg, Dieter. Strictness and evolutionary stability.
45p.
58 Einy, Ezra, Holzman, Ron & Shitovitz, Benyamin. Core and
stable sets of large games arising in economics. 18p.
53 Hart, Sergiu & Monderer, Dov. Potentials and weighted
values of non-atomic games. 21p.
56 Krisha, Vijay & Morgan, John. An anaysis of the war of
attrition and the all-pay auction. 31p.
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54 Ma, Jinpeng. Infinitely repeated rental model with
incomplete information. 9p.
55 Ma, Jinpeng. Stable matchings and rematching-proof
equilibria in a two-sided matching market. 32p.
HOOVER INSTITUTION. Domestic Studies Program.
94-4 Attanasio, Orazio P. The intertemporal allocation of
consumption: theory and evidence. 48p.
94-2 Attanasio, Orazio P. & Weber, Guglielmo. Is consumption
growth consistent with intertemporal optimization? evidence
from the Consumer Expenditure Survey. 30p.
94-3 Attanasio, Orazio P. & Davis, Steven J. Relative wage
movements and the distribution of consumption. 56p.
94-7 Glaeser, Edward L. Economic growth and urban density: a
review essay. 33p.
94-8 Glaeser, Edward L. The incentive effects of property taxes
on local governments. 24p.
94-6 Matsusaka, John G. Fiscal effects of direct legislation:
evidence from the last 30 years. 37p.
94-9 Matsusaka, John G. & Nanda, Vikram. A theory of the
diversified firm, refocusing, and divestiture. 28p.
94-5 Rosen, Sherwin. Managerial compensation, control and
investment. 19p.
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA STATISTIQUE ET DES ETUDES ECONOMIQUES.
9460 Deaton, A. & Laroque, G. Competitive storage and commodity
price dynamics. 36p.
9457 Dupuis, J.A. Bayesian test of homogeneity for Markov chains
with missing data by Kullback proximity. 21p.
9459 Gourieroux, C. & Jouneau, F. Efficiency fitted portfolios.
51p.
9456 Leblanc, F. Estimation of the marginal density of a
continuous time stochastic process by wavelets and an
application to diffus. 30p.
9458 Magnac, T., Robin, J.M. & Visser, M. Analysing incomplete
individual employment histories using indirect inference.
22p.
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
28r Kalaba, Robert & Tesfatsion, Leigh. A multi-criteria
approach to model specification and estimation. 30p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Financial Markets Group.
199 Chemla, Gilles. Implicit contracts, optimal union power and
takeovers. 45p.
198 Perotti, Enrico C. Collusive arrears in transition
economies. 47p.
197 Snell, Andy & Tonks, Ian. Determinants of price quote
revisions on the London Stock Exchange. 36p.
196 Suarez, Javier. Closure rules, market power and risk-taking
in a dynamic model of bank behavior. 47p.
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200 Webb, David C. Liquidity shortages and inefficient bank
lending. 28p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Int'l. Centre for Econ & Related Disc.
279 Hole, Alison & Keller, Godfrey. Exploring a branching
structure: a bandit problem with correlated payoffs. 31p.
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON-BIRKBECK COLLEGE. Department of Economics.
15/94 Snower, Dennis J. Evaluating unemployment policies: what do
the underlying theories tell us?. 50p.
14/94 Snower, Dennis J. The low-skill, bad-job trap. 20p.
16/94 Snower, Dennis J. The simple economics of benefit
transfers. 40p.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. Department of Economics.
9416 Chick, Victoria & Dow, Sheila C. Competition and the future
of the European banking and financial system. 32p.
9417 Menezes-Filho, Naercio A. Unions and profitability over the
80s: some evidence on union-firm bargaining in the U.K.
29p.
9415 Van Reenan, John. The creation and capture of rents: wages
and innovation in a panel of U.K. companies. 40p.
MONASH UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
21/94 Riches, Brendon. Price wars and petroleum: a
"structure-conduct" analysis. 40p.
20/94 Yang, Xiaokai. An equilibrium model of hierarchy. 40p.
22/94 Yin, Xiangkang. A micro-macroeconomic analysis of the
Chinese economy with imperfect competition. 30p.
UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH. Center for Economic Studies.
71 Darby, Julia & Malley, Jim. Fiscal policy and consumption:
new evidence from the United States. 25p.
70 Gabrielsen, Tommy S. & Sorgard, Lars. Vertical restraint
and interbrand competition. 29p.
69 Gandolfo, Giancarlo, et al. The Italian continuous time
model: results of the nonlinear estimation. 28p.
72 Maher, Maria E. Transaction cost economics and contractual
relations. 39p.
73 Slade, Margaret E. & Thille, Henry. Hotelling confronts
CAPM: a test of the theory of exhaustible resources. 40p.
68 Stein, Jerome L & Sauernheimer, Karlhans. The real exchange
rates of Germany. 51p.
UNIVERSITAT MUNCHEN. Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultat.
9425 Albrecht, Barthold & Thum, Marcel. Privatization, labour
participation, and the threat of bankruptcy: the case of
Poland. 17p.
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9419 Bauernfeind, Walter & Woitek, Ulrich. Business cycles in
Germany 1339-1670: a spectral analysis of grain prices and
production in Nuremberg. 33p.
9421 Gang, Ira N. Small firms in India: a discussion of some
issues. 35p.
9422 Gangopadhyay, Shubhasis & Gang, Ira N. Foreign investment
and control of transnational enterprises. 25p.
9423 Gehrels, Franz. R & D as investment: theory and evidence
from U.S. and German pharmaceutical firms. 14p.
9420 Schmidt, Christoph. Cohort sizez and unemployment: lessons
for Poland. 29p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
4967 Aitken, Brian, Hanson, Gordon H. & Harrison, Ann E.
Spillovers, foreign investment, and export behavior. 40p.
4950 Altonji, Joseph G. & Dunn, Thomas A. An intergenerational
model of wages, hours and earnings. 39p.
4960 Anderson, Patricia M. & Meyer, Bruce D. The effects of
unemployment insurance taxes and benefits on layoffs using
firm and individual data. 48p.
4975 Baxter, Marianne & Crucini, Mario J. Business cycles and
the asset stucture of foreign trade. 40p.
4956 Besley, Timothy & Case, Anne. Unnatural experiments?:
estimating the incidence of endogenous policies. 44p.
4945 Bjorklund, Anders & Freeman, Richard B. Generating equality
and eliminating poverty, the Swedish way. 72p.
4955 Borjas, George J. The economic benefits from immigration.
28p.
4988 Brock, William A. & LeBaron, Blake D. A dynamic structural
model for stock return volatility and trading volume. 46p.
4953 Chipty, Tasneem & Witte, Ann D. Economic effects of quality
deregulations in the daycare industry. 11p.
4963 Dooley, Michael P. A retrospective on the debt crisis.
50p.
4966 Engle, Robert F. & Russell, Jeffrey R. Forecasting
transaction rates: the autoregressive conditional duration
model. 45p.
4958 Engle, Robert F. & Rosenberg, Joshua. Hedging options in a
GARCH environment: testing the term structure of stochastic
volatility models. 35p.
4949 Evans, William N. & Montgomery, Edward. Education and
health: when there's smoke there's an instrument. 52p.
4947 Fishback, Price V. & Kantor, Shawn E. Did workers pay for
the passage of workers' compensation laws?. 38p.
4943 Fishback, Price V. & Kantor, Shawn E. Insurance rationing
and the origins of workers' compensation. 51p.
4957 Flood, Robert & Marion, Nancy. The size and timing of
devaluations in capital-controlled developing economies.
25p.
4969 Friedman, Benjamin M. & Kuttner, Kenneth N. Indicator
properties of the paper-bill spread: lessons from recent
experience. 34p.
4952 Froot, Kenneth A. & Rogoff, Kenneth. Perspectives on PPP
and long-run real exchange rates. 54p.
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4971 Garber, Peter M. & Svensson, Lars E.O. The operation and
collapse of fixed exchange rate regimes. 60p.
4954 Glaeser, Edward L. & Scheinkman, Jose A. Neither a borrower
nor a lender be: an economic analysis of interest
restrictions and usury laws. 55p.
4941 Gruber, Jonathan & Kubik, Jeffrey D. Disability insurance
rejection rates and the labor supply of older workers. 34p.
4970 Hausman, Jerry A. Valuation of new goods under perfect and
imperfect competition. 39p.
4981 Hellerstein, Judith K. The demand for post-patent
prescription pharmaceuticals. 56p.
4978 Hoxby, Caroline M. Do private schools provide competition
for public schools?. 53p.
4679 Hoxby, Caroline M. Does competition among public schools
benefit students and taxpayers?. 59p.
4977 Hubbard, R. Glenn. Is there a `credit channel' for monetary
policy?. 45p.
4965 Ikenberry, David, Lakonishok, Josef & Vermaelen, Theo.
Market underreaction to open market share repurchases. 31p.
4944 Irwin, Douglas A. The GATT's contribution to economic
recovery in post-war Western Europe. 38p.
4974 Irwin, Douglas A. & Klenow, Peter J. High tech R & D
subsidies: estimating the effects of Sematech. 34p.
4976 Joskow, Paul L. & Rose, Nancy L. CEO pay and firm
performance: dynamics, asymmetries, and alternative
performance measures. 39p.
4980 Joskow, Paul L., Rose, Nancy L. & Wolfram, Catherine D.
Political constraints on executive compensation: evidence
from the electric utility industry. 31p.
4961 Kaplow, Louis. A fundamental objection to tax equity norms:
a call for utilitarianism. 31p.
4942 Kremer, Michael. Can having fewer partners increase
prevalence of AIDS?. 51p.
4983 Krishna, Kala & Krueger, Anne. Implementing free trade
areas: rules of origin and hidden protection. 44p.
4986 Leahy, John V. & Whited, Toni M. The effect of uncertainty
on investment: some stylized facts. 29p.
4940 Leamer, Edward E. & Levinsohn, James. International trade
theory: the evidence. 66p.
4972 Levinsohn, James. Competition policy and international
trade. 31p.
4951 Lewis, Karen K. Puzzles in international financial markets.
73p.
4982 Lyons, Richard K. & Rose, Andrew K. Explaining forward
exchange bias...intraday. 13p.
4984 Lyons, Richard K. Foreign exchange volume: sound and fury
signifying nothing?. 31p.
4938 McCallum, Bennett T. Monetary policy and the term structure
of interest rates. 26p.
4968 Paxson, Christina H. & Sicherman, Nachum. The dynamics of
dual-job holding and job mobility. 45p.
4959 Ramey, Garey & Rameny, Valerie A. Cross-country evidence on
the link between volatility and growth. 26p.
4973 Rauch, James E. Bureaucracy, infrastructure, and economic
growth: evidence from U.S. cities during the progressive
era. 22p.
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4964 Rodrik, Dani. Getting interventions right: how South Korea
and Taiwan grew rich. 53p.
4948 Rotemberg, Julio J. Prices, output and hours: an empirical
analysis based on a sticky price model. 54p.
4962 Staiger, Robert W. International rules and institutions for
trade policy. 69p.
4985 Svensson, Lars E.O. The Swedish experience of an inflation
target. 27p.
4946 Zucker, Lynne G., Darby, Michael R & Armstrong, Jeff.
Intellectual capital and the firm: the technology of
geographically localized knowledge spillovers. 59p.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Department of Economics.
9303 Froyen, Richard R. & Waud, Roger N. Optimal seigniorage
versus interest rate smoothing. 29p.
9302 Grifell-Tatje, E. & Lovell, C.A.K. Deregulation and
productivity decline: the case of Spanish savings banks.
35p.
9304 Grifell-Tatje, E. & Lovell, C.A.K. A new decomposition of
the Malmquist productivity index. 21p.
9401 Stearns, Sally C., Mroz, Thomas & Glick, Noah. Evaluation
of state risk pools: the current and potential experience.
61p.
NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
20/94 Bardsen, Gunnar, Fisher, Paul G. & Nymoen, Ragnar. Business
cycles: real facts or fallacies?. 22p.
19/94 Gabrielsen, Tommy S. & Sorgard, Lars. Vertical restraints
and interbrand competition. 29p.
18/94 Osmundsen, Petter. Dynamic taxation of nonrenewable natural
resources: asymmetric information about reserves. 29p.
1/95 Osmundsen, Petter. Repeated auctions of extraction rights.
31p.
21/94 Thogersen, Oystein. Economic policy, macroeconomic
performance and the Norwegian petroleum wealth: a survey.
44p.
22/94 Thogersen, Oystein. Fiscal policy, structural adjustment
and intergenerational welfare. 28p.
OSAKA UNIVERSITY. Institute of Social and Economic Research.
350 Horioka, Charles Y., Yokota, Naoto & Miyaki, Toshiyuki. Why
do people save?: an analysis of motives for household saving
in Japan. 37p.
353 Lahiri, Sajal & Onu, Yoshiyasu. Asymmetric oligopoly,
international trade, and welfare: a synthesis. 21p.
349 Matsumura, Toshihiro. Endogenous timing in Cournot duopoly.
26p.
348 Matsumura, Toshihiro & Ueda, Masako. Endogenous timing in
switch of technology with Marshallian externalities. 24p.
354 Ono, Yoshiyasu. Market segmentation and effective demand
shortage in a world economy with dynamic optimization. 84p.
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352 Saijo, Tatsuyoshi & Tatamitani, Yoshikatsu.
Characterization neutrality in the voluntary contribution
mechanism. 33p.
351 Saijo, Tatsuyoshi, Une, Masashi & Yamaguchi, Toru. "Dango"
experiments. 30p.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA. Department of Economics.
9426 Grafton, R. Quentin & Rowlands, Dane. Give and take in
Haiti: the institutions of aid and theft. 24p.
9424 Parguez, Alain. Full employment and inflation. 59p.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Center for Analytic Research in Econ.
9418 Manning, Julian R.A. Public goods and the Oates
decentralisation theorem. 16p.
9419 Morris, Stephen & Shin, Hyun Song. The rationality and
efficiency of decisions under uncertainty and the value of
an experiment. 19p.
9420 Sandroni, Alvaro. Does rational learning lead to Nash
equilibrium in finitely repeated games?. 37p.
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. Institute for Economic Research.
914 Banerjee, Anindya. Dynamic specification and testing for
unit roots and co-integration. 43p.
913 Beach, Charles M. & Rongve, Ian. Estimation and inference
for normative inequality indices. 23p.
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN. Department of Economics.
94-2 Datta, Manjira & Mirman, Leonard J. Externalities, market
power and resource extraction. 20p.
TEL-AVIV UNIVERSITY. Foerder Institute of Economic Research.
31/94 Gandal, Neil. Sequential auctions of cable television
licenses: the Israeli experience. 17p.
27/94 Glazer, Jacob & Rubinstein, Ariel. The design of
organizations for collecting information from conformist
agents. 25p.
30/94 Hochman, Oded, Pines, David & Thisse, Jacques-F. On the
optimal structure of local governments. 43p.
28/94 Razin, Assaf & Sadka, Efraim. Resisting migration: wage
rigidity and income distribution. 18p.
29/94 Rubinstein, Ariel. John Nash: the master of economic
modeling. 10p.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI VENEZIA. Dipartimento di Scienze Econ.
9420 Billio, Monica. General equilibrium models of the term
stucture of interest rates: the n production processes case.
22p.
9421 Lisi, Francesco, Medio, Alfredo & Sandri, Marco.
Noise-filtering by multichannel singular system analysis.
31p.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Center for Studies in Political Economy.
263 Glomm, Gerhard & Ravikumar, B. Equilibrium theories of the
Kuznets curve: a review. 25p.
262 Michener, Ronald & Ravikumar, B. Chaotic dynamics in a cash
in advance economy. 25p.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY-ST. LOUIS. Department of Economics.
194 Barnett, William A. & Liu, Yi. The CAPM-extended divisia
monetary aggregate with exact tracking under risk. 22p.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. CSAB. Formal Publications (Pamphlets).
124 Boerner, Christopher & Kallery, Jennifer C. Restructuring
environmental big business. 36p.