New Acquisitions - January, 1995
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UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE. Department of Economics.
94-2 Pincus, Jonathan. James Buchanan's federalist papers. 8p.
ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS. Dept. of Economics.
62 Hay, Donald A. & Louri, Helen. Demands for short term
assets and liabilities by U.K. quoted companies. 22p.
61 Pournarakis, Mike. Inward foreign direct investment
activity in the European Union: integrating or
disintegrating effects?. 20p.
BANCO DE ESPANA. Servicio de Estudios.
9427 Bover, Olympia & Arellano, Manuel. Female labour force
participation in the 1980s: the case of Spain. 44p.
9428 Penalosa, Juan M. The Spanish catching-up process: general
determinants and contributions of the manufacturing
industry. 68p.
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA. Dept. de Economia et de Emet.
277 Burguet, Roberto & Sakovics, Jozsef. Reserve prices without
commitment. 17p.
267 Creel, Michael D. A semi-nonparametric distribution free
estimator for binary discrete responses. 36p.
265 Farell, Montserrat. A Fourier cost model for the
deregulated U.S. airlines. 34p.
259 Hamoudi, Hamid. Equilibrium in the circle model with
concave transportation costs. 22p.
269 Sakovics, Jozsef. Mirage equilibria. 25p.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
33 Gonzalo, Jesus & Pitarakis, Jean-Yves. Comovements in large
systems. 42p.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Dept. of Econ-Industry Studies Program.
54 Amann, Erwin & Yang, Chun-Lei. The robustness of a
sophisticated mutant in an evolutionary model of
cooperation. 17p.
53 Yang, Chun-Lei. Evolution of cooperation with a
knowledgeable mutant. 26p.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO. Department of Economics.
9412 Anbarci, Nejat. Reference functions and balanced
concessions in bargaining. 11p.
9413 Anbarci, Nejat. Simple characterizations of the Nash and
Kalai Smordinsky solutions. 7p.
9410 Holmes, James M. & Hutton, Patricia A. Keynesian
involuntary unemployment and sticky nominal wages. 34p.
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9411 Morgan, Peter B. A model of search, coordination and market
segmentation. 35p.
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Div. of the Human. & Soc. Sci.
905 Alvarez, R. Michael. Two-stage estimation of non-recursive
choice models. 36p.
902 Alvarez, R. Michael & Nagler, Jonathan. Voter choice in
1992: economics, issues, and anger. 33p.
886 Chander, Parkash & Tulkens, Henry. The core of an economy
with multilateral environmental externalities. 21p.
901 Ordeshook, Peter C. & Zeng, Langche. Rational voters and
strategic voting: evidence from the 1968, 1980, and 1992
elections. 28p.
903 Page, Scott E., Kollman, Ken & Miller, John H. Landscape
formation in a spatial voting model. 28p.
904 Sherstyuk, Katerina. The formation of multiple teams. 45p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA. Department of Economics.
22/94 Crownover, Collin, Pippenger, John & Steigerwald, Douglas C.
Testing for absolute purchasing power parity. 15p.
21/94 Funkhouser, Edward. Changes in the returns to education in
Costa Rica. 40p.
25/94 Funkhouser, Edward. Demand-side and supply-side
explanations for barriers to labor market mobility in
developing countries: the case of. 42p.
20/94 Funkhouser, Edward. Labor market adjustment to political
conflict: changes in the labor market in El Salvador during
the 1980s. 38p.
24/94 Funkhouser, Edward. The sources of hourly earnings
variation in the large scale sector of Guatemala. 28p.
23/94 Funkhouser, Edward. The urban informal sector in Central
America: household survey evidence. 59p.
16/94 Shapiro, Perry & Deacon, Robert T. Estimating the demand
for public goods: comments and extensions. 24p.
18/94 Shapiro, Perry & Petchey, Jeffrey. Federal stability and
secession. 30p.
19/94 Petchey, Jeffrey & Shapiro, Perry. "One people one
destiny": the concentration of power and conflicts of
interest in Australian federalism. 21p.
17/94 Steigerwald, Douglas C. Conditional heteroscedasticity
modeling in macroeconomics and finance. 6p.
UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. Department of Economics.
9407 Fountain, John, McCosker, Michael & Morris, Dean. Are
people really risk seeking when facing losses?. 32p.
UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III de MADRID. Dept. de Economia.
9438 Diaz-Gimenez, Javier & Prescott, Edward C. Real returns on
government debt: a general equilibrium quantitative
exploration. 24p.
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9434 Estrada, Javier. Insider trading: regulation, securities
market, and welfare under risk neutrality. 29p.
9419 Franciosi, Robert, et al. Experimental tests of the
endowment effect. 35p.
9433 Petrakis, Emmanuel. Technology diffusion in a
differentiated industry. 19p.
9436 Tena, Antonio. The Spanish foreign sector 1885-1985: trends
and structure. 25p.
(ENGLAND) CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH.
1072 Audretsch, David B. & Elston, Julie Ann. Does firm size
matter?: evidence on the impacts of liquidity constraints on
firm investment behavior in Germany. 20p.
1076 Barro, Robert J. & Sala-i-Martin, Xavier. Quality
improvements in models of growth. 43p.
1082 Bianchi, Marco & Zoega, Gylfi. Unemployment persistence:
does the size of the shock matter?. 43p.
1074 Canova, Fabio & Ravn, Morten O. International consumption
risk sharing. 37p.
1068 Chadha, Bankim & Tsiddon, Daniel. Inflation, nominal
interest rates and the variability of output. 36p.
1085 Decressin, Jorg & Fatas, Antonio. Regional labor market
dynamics in Europe. 30p.
1078 De Fraja, Gianni. Entry, pricing and incentives: the role
of regulatory commitment. 43p.
1079 De Fraja, Gianni & Iossa, Elisabeth. Competition,
regulation and managerial incentives. 34p.
1073 De Grauwe, Paul. Exchange rates in search of fundamental
variables. 22p.
1056 Dixit, Avinash & Londregan, John. Redistributive politics
and economic efficiency. 23p.
1069 Francois, Joseph F. Labour force growth, trade, and
employment. 37p.
1067 Francois, Joseph F., McDonald, Bradley & Nordstrom, Hakan.
The Uruguay Round: a global general equilibrium assessment.
63p.
1080 Helpman, Elhanan & Trajtenberg, Manuel. A time to sow and a
time to reap: growth based on general purpose technologies.
43p.
1064 Lund, Diderik. Can a small nation gain from introducing a
carbon tax early?. 44p.
1077 Mello, Antonio S. & Parsons, John E. Auctions of shares
with a secondary market and tender offers. 32p.
1044 Messerlin, Patrick A. Central European countries: trade
laws in the light of international experience. 30p.
1084 Rodrik, Dani. Developing countries after the Uruguay Round.
46p.
1081 Snower, Dennis J. Evaluating unemployment policies: what do
the underlying theories tell us?. 49p.
1086 Snower, Dennis J. The simple economics of benefit
transfers. 40p.
1071 Van Reenen, John. The creation and capture of rents: wages
and innovations in a panel of U.K. companies. 36p.
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1063 Ulph, Alistair & Ulph, David. Trade, strategic innovation
and strategic environmental policy. 36p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA. Research Department.
9415 Espinosa, Marco & Russell, Steven. Open market operations
with conventional, lasting real effects. 23p.
9413 Hu, Jie. Market breakdowns and price crashes explained by
information ambiguity. 27p.
9414 McAndrews, James & Roberds, William. Banks, payments, and
coordination. 30p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS. Research Department.
9415 Haslag, Joseph H. The effects of monetary policy in a model
with reserve requirements. 41p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY. Research Division.
9407 Golob, John E. Has inflation become more predictable?.
17p.
9406 Hess, Gregory D., Jones, Christopher S. & Porter, Richard D.
The predictive failure of the Baba, Hendry and Starr model
of the demand for M1 in the United States. 51p.
FED RESERVE BANK OF MPLS-UNIV OF MINN. Inst. for Empirical Macro.
95 Cooley, Thomas F., Greenwood, Jeremy & Yorukoglu, Mehmet.
The replacement problem. 34p.
96 Mahieu, Ronald & Schotman, Peter. Stochastic volatility and
the distribution of exchange rate news. 33p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILDELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
9422 Cooley, Thomas F., Hansen, Gary D. & Prescott, Edward C.
Equilibrium business cycles with idle resources and variable
capacity utilization. 21p.
9420 McAndrews, James J. & Roberds, William. Banks, payments,
and coordination. 31p.
9421 Voith, Richard. Fares, service levels, and demographics:
what determines commuter rail ridership in the long run?.
33p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
9436 Berger, Allen N. & Hannan, Timothy H. The efficiency cost
of market power in the banking industry: a test of the
`quiet life' and related hypotheses. 41p.
9435 Eaton, Jonathan & Kortum, Samuel. International patenting
and technology diffusion. 42p.
9434 Hess, Gregory D., Jones, Christopher S. & Porter, Richard D.
The predictive failure of the Baba, Hendry and Starr model
of the demand for M1 in the United States. 51p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. International Finance Papers.
489 Brunner, Allan D. On the dynamic properties of asymmetric
models of real GNP. 21p.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Institute of Economic Research.
1701 Cooper, Richard N. Foreign trade, wages, and unemployment.
35p.
1700 Davis, Donald R. Bilateral trade in a multilateral world:
is Heckscher-Ohlin trade North-South trade?. 26p.
1702 Harless, Andrew & Medoff, James. Impending inflation:
indicators for today's economy. 24p.
1696 Hart, Oliver & Moore, John H. Debt and seniority: an
analysis of the role of hard claims in constraining
management. 54p.
1697 Kornai, Janos. Lasting growth as the top priority:
macroeconomic tensions and government economic policy in
Hungary. 54p.
1698 Maskin, Eric & Tirole, Jean. Markov perfect equilibrium.
46p.
1699 Medoff, James L. & Harless, Andrew D. "Jobs, stupid". 24p.
1703 Tornell, Aaron & Velasco, Andres. Fixed versus flexible
exchange rates: which provides more fiscal discipline?.
37p.
HITOTSUBASHI UNIVERSITY. Institute for Economic Research.
301 Boyer, Robert. Wage austerity or/and an educational push:
the French dilemma. 43p.
298 Fujiki, Hiroshi & Kitamura, Yukinobu. Feldstein-Horioka
paradox revisited. 19p.
299 Fukao, Kyoji. Coordination faiures under incomplete
information and global games. 26p.
300 Fukao, Kyoji, et al. R & D investment and overseas
production: an empirical analysis of Japan's electric
machinery industry. 80p.
BANCA DE ITALIA. Research Department.
236 Bianchi, C., Cesari, R. & Panattoni, L. Alternative
estimators of the Cox, Ingersoll and Ross model of the term
structure. 76p.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. Department of Political Economy.
334 Chiu, W. Henry & Karni, Edi. Unemployment insurance:
endogenous adverse selection, delayed start policies and the
role of the public sector. 28p.
335 Detragiache, Enrica. Externalities in technology diffusion,
growth and trade. 35p.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. Department of Economics.
9410 Hess, Gregory D. & Wilson, B. Kemp. Reinterpreting excess
sensivitity with precautionary savings. 37p.
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON-BIRKBECK COLLEGE. Department of Economics.
11/94 Ball, Michael & Wood, Andrew. Housing investment: long-run
international trends and volatility. 31p.
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13/94 Wall, Howard J. Is military expenditure really a luxury
good?: an international panel study of LDCs. 10p.
12/94 Zoega, Gylfi. Sunk costs as a source of unemployment
hysteresis. 24p.
UNIVERSITE CATH. DE LOUVAIN. Ctr. for Op. Research & Econometrics.
9455 Bergin, James & Lipman, Bart. Evolution with
state-dependent mutations. 19p.
9456 Block, Francis & Ghosal, Sayantan. Stable trading
structures in bilateral oligopolies. 24p.
9448 Chander, Parkash & Tulkens, Henry. A core-theoretic
solution for the design of cooperative agreements on
transfrontier pollution. 19p.
9442 Cordella, Tito & Gabszewicz, Jean J. "Nice" trivial
equilibria in strategic market games: a comment on
Dubey-Shubik (1978). 4p.
9452 Docquier, Frederic & Michel, Philippe. Education subsidies
and endogenous growth: implications of demographic shocks.
26p.
9444 Forges, Francois & Minelli, Enrico. Self-fulfilling
mechanisms and rational expectations. 27p.
9458 Forges, Francois & Minelli, Enrico. Self-fulfulling
mechanisms in repeated games with incomplete information.
19p.
9457 Gabszewicz, Jean J & Van Ypersele, Tanguy. Social
protection and political competition. 22p.
9453 Ferreira, Carlos E., et al. The node capacitated graph
partitioning problem: a computational study. 34p.
9445 Grant, Simon & Kajii, Atsushi. AUSI expected utility: an
anticipated utility theory of relative disappointment
aversion. 20p.
9449 Michel, Philippe & Pestieau, Pierre. Fiscal policy in a
growth model with both altruistic and non altruistic agents.
21p.
9441 Ritter, Christian & Simar, Leopold. Pitfalls of normal
gamma stochastic frontier models. 19p.
9443 Rustichini, Aldo & Dreze, Jacques H. State dependent
utility. 52p.
9450 Sneesens, Henri R. & Shadman-Mehta, Fatemeh. Real wages,
skill mismatch and unemployment persistence. 40p.
9447 Tulkens, Henry & Malnero, Amador. Nonparametric approaches
to the assessment of the relative efficiency of bank
branches. 24p.
9451 Vanden Eeckaut, Philippe & Wunsch, Pierre. Noise vs.
inefficiency: evidence from mass transit. 22p.
9446 Ventura, Luigi. A few remarks on imperfect competition with
incompleteness of markets. 16p.
9454 Wunsch, Pierre. Cost and efficiency of major urban transit
systems in Europe. 29p.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. Department of Economics.
9409 Kiley, Michael. Predicting tax rate changes: insights from
the permanent income hypothesis. 22p.
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9410 Oates, Wallace E. Green taxes: can we protect the
environment and improve the tax system at the same time?.
19p.
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. Department of Economics.
443 Atkinson, M.E., Creedy, J. & Knox, D.M. Planning retirement
income in Australia: routes through the maze. 30p.
444 Creedy, J. & Martin, V.L. Non-linear modelling using the
generalised exponential family. 26p.
441 Hyde, C.E. & Perloff, J.M. Can market power be estimated?.
39p.
438 Ironmonger, D.S., Aitken, C.K. & Erbas, B. Economies of
scale of energy use in adult only households. 14p.
442 Olekalns, Nilss. The effect of nominal demand shocks on
manufacturing output: evidence from disaggregated Australian
data. 27p.
439 Olekalns, Nilss & Bardsley, Peter. Rational addiction to
caffeine: an analysis of coffee consumption. 7p.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Ctr. for Research on Econ & Social Theory.
9414 Basu, Susanto & Li, David D. Corruption and reform. 27p.
9412 Bergstrom, Theodore C. Marriage markets and bargaining
between spouses. 14p.
9410 Bergstrom, Theodore C. Primogeniture, monogamy and
reproductive success in a stratified society. 33p.
9411 Bergstrom, Theodore C. On the economics of polygyny. 21p.
9413 Bergstrom, Theodore C. A survey of theories of the family.
82p.
9408 Chen, Yan. Electoral systems, legislative process and
income taxation. 44p.
9409 McKie-Mason, Jeffrey W. & Varian, Hal R. Pricing
congestible network resources. 22p.
9415 O'Brien, Daniel P. & Shaffer, Greg. Nonlinear supply
contracts, foreclosure, and exclusive dealing. 26p.
9416 Shaffer, Greg. Rendering alternative offerings less
profitable with resale price maintenance. 30p.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. Center for Economic Research.
277 Jordan, J.S. Management accounting in activity networks.
66p.
278 Jordan, J.S., Anctil, Regina & Mukherji, Arijit.
Activity-based costing for economic value added. 61p.
MONASH UNIVERSITY. Department of Econometrics.
16/94 Franses, Philip H., et al. Volatility patterns and
spillovers in bond futures. 25p.
20/94 Fry, Tim R.L.. Advertising wearout in the Transport
Accident Commission road safety campaigns. 24p.
19/94 Hao, Kang & Inder, Brett. A diagnostic test for structural
change in cointegrated regression models. 10p.
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17/94 Harris, Mark N. & Macquarie, Lachlan R. A comparative study
of introductory and undergraduate econometric textbooks.
27p.
15/94 Lieberman, Offer & Matyas, Lazslo. Improved estimation
procedures for nonlinear panel data models. 16p.
18/94 Maharaj, Elizabeth A. A significance test for classifying
ARMA models. 23p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
4917 Abowd, John M. & Margolis, David N. High wage workers and
high wage firms. 71p.
4920 Baker, Laurence C. Does competition from HMOs affect fee
for service physicians?. 55p.
4934 Calomiris, Charles W. & Mason, Joseph R. Contagion and bank
failures during the Great Depression: the June 1932 Chicago
banking panic. 25p.
4935 Calomiris, Charles W. & Hanes, Christopher. Historical
macroeconomics and American macroeconomic history. 82p.
4929 Costa, Dora L. Health and labor force participation of
older men, 1900-1991. 31p.
4930 Currie, Janet, Gruber, Jonathan & Fischer, Michael.
Physician payments and infant mortality: evidence from
Medicaid fee policy. 33p.
4936 Dominitz, Jeff & Manski, Charles F. Eliciting student
expectations of the returns to schooling. 36p.
4937 Dominitz, Jeff & Manski, Charles F. Using expectations data
to study subjective income expectations. 27p.
4931 Eaton, Jonathan & Kortum, Samuel. International patenting
and technology diffusion. 42p.
4922 Erikson, Christopher L. & Ichino, Andrea. Wage
differentials in Italy: market forces, institutions, and
inflation. 44p.
4928 Flood, Robert P. & Rose, Andrew K. Fixes: of the forward
discount puzzle. 11p.
4918 Freeman, Richard B. & Lazear, Edward P. An economic
analysis of works councils. 40p.
4924 Froot, Kenneth A. & Hines, James R. Interest allocation
rules, financing patterns, and the operations of U.S.
multinationals. 48p.
4926 Grossman, Gene M. & Helpman, Elhanan. Technology and trade.
77p.
4933 Gruber, Jonathan & Owings, Maria. Physician financial
incentives and Cesarean section delivery. 48p.
4919 Hayashi, Fumio & Matsui, Akihiko. A model of fiat money and
barter. 26p.
4932 Hines, James R. Taxes, technology transfer, and the R & D
activities of multinational firms. 36p.
4927 Lipsey, Robert E. Foreign-owned firms and U.S. wages. 51p.
4923 Marston, Richard C. Tests of three parity conditions:
distinguishing risk premia and systematic forecast errors.
34p.
4921 Petersen, Mitchell A. & Rajan, Raghuram G. The effect of
credit market competition on lending relationships. 46p.
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4916 Poterba, James M. Government intervention in the markets
for education and health care: how and why?. 50p.
4939 Tauchen, Helen V. & Witte, Ann D. The dynamics of domestic
violence: does arrest matter?. 13p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Technical Papers.
169 Diebold, Francis X. & Mariano, Roberto S. Comparing
predictive accuracy. 33p.
119 Pakes, Ariel & McGuire, Paul. Computing Markov perfect Nash
equilibria: numerical implications of a dynamic
differentiated product model. 51p.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. School of Economics.
9429 Athey, Susan, et al. The allocation of decisions in
organisations. 37p.
9426 Chapman, Bruce & Piggott, John. Costing the job compact.
34p.
9434 Conlon, Robert M. & Perkins, John A. First the parts, then
the units, and ultimately the completed car: the tariff &
automobile production in Australia. 26p.
9427 Freedman, Craig & Kriesler, Peter. Has the long run
Phillips curve turned horizontal?. 24p.
9428 Gans, Joshua S. Engendering change. 34p.
9433 Gans, Joshua S. Limited information, the possibility of
rational choice and the contingent valuation method. 17p.
9430 Kemp, Murray, Van Long, Ngo & Shimomura, Koji. High youth
wages can generate cyclical and general unemployment. 17p.
9425 Monadjemi, Mehdi S. Private and public spending: some
Australian evidence. 12p.
9432 Oxley, Deborah. Selected for exile?: profiles of convict
women transported to New South Wales, 1826-40. 21p.
9431 Wan, Alan T.K & Yang, Minxian. On the use of the F ratio in
a misspecified model with an interval restriction. 14p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Center for Applied Economics.
9427 Benoit, Jean-Pierre. Color blind is not color-neutral:
disadvantage and affirmative action. 21p.
9424 Bernanke, Ben, Gertler, Mark & Gilchrist, Simon. The
financial accelerator and the flight to quality. 52p.
9430 Brams, Steven J., Taylor, Alan D. & Zwicker, William S. Old
and new moving kinfe schemes. 18p.
9431 Dargay, Joyce & Gately, Dermot. The response of world
energy and oil demand to income growth and changes in oil
prices. 36p.
9428 Fishburn, Peter C. & Brams, Steven J. Minimal winning
coalitions in weighted majority voting games. 31p.
9423 Goldberg, Linda S. & Kolstad, Charles D. Foreign direct
investment, exchange rate variability and demand
uncertainty. 26p.
9429 Gomory, Ralph E. & Baumol, William J. Shares of world
output, economies of scale, and regions filled with
equilibria. 49p.
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9425 Jovanovic, Boyan & Nyarko, Yaw. The transfer of human
capital. 41p.
9426 Nadiri, M. Ishaq & Mamuneas, Theofanis P. Infrastructure
and public R & D investments, and the growth of factor
productivity in U.S. manufacturing industries. 23p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Salomon Brothers Center (Financial Inst).
9422 Ansari, Asim, Economides, Nicholas & Steckel, Joel. The
max-min principle of product differentiation. 32p.
9425 Christensen, Bent J. & Prabhala, N.R. On the dynamics and
information content of implied volatility: a bivariate time
series perspective. 43p.
9424 Economides, Nicholas. The economics of networks. 36p.
9419 Economides, Nicholas. Electronic call market trading. 22p.
9418 Economides, Nicholas & White, Lawrence J. One-way networks,
two-way networks, compatibility, and antitrust. 26p.
9423 Economides, Nicholas. Quality choice and vertical
integration. 15p.
9420 Economides, Nicholas & Heisler, Jeffrey. Equilibrium fee
schedules in a monopolist call market. 30p.
9421 Economides, Nicholas & Lehr, William. The quality of
complex systems and industry structure. 38p.
9417 White, Lawrence J. Tying, banking, and antitrust: it's time
for a change. 24p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Stern School of Business.
9424 Economides, Nicholas. The economics of networks. 36p.
9423 Rousseau, Peter L. Financial innovation, intermediation,
and long run growth. 39p.
9426 Stefanadis, Chris. The economic role of the Japanese
intermarket Keiretsu. 28p.
9425 Yashiv, Eran. Explaining the time path of unemployment: the
differential role of growth, business cycles, search
intensity, and l. 64p.
NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
14/94 Tungodden, Bertil. The concept of poverty and normative
reasoning. 41p.
16/94 Tungodden, Bertil. The distribution problem and Rawlsian
reasoning. 24p.
17/94 Tungodden, Bertil. On subgroup consistency in poverty
measurement. 14p.
15/94 Tungodden, Bertil. Rationality, value, and well-being.
25p.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
9405 Ahn, Byung Chul. Testing the null of stationarity in the
presence of structural breaks for multiple time series.
42p.
9402 Crucini, Mario J. On international and national dimensions
of risk sharing. 22p.
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9403 Crucini, Mario J. & Kahn, James. Tariffs and aggregate
economic activity: lessons from the Great Depression. 47p.
9401 McCulloch, J. Huston. Time series analysis of state-space
models with symmetric stable errors by posterior mode
estimation. 48p.
9406 Ogaki, Masao & Kakkar, Vikas. Real exchange rates and
nontradables: a relative price approach. 52p.
9404 Viard, Alan D. & Jack, William. Production efficiency and
the design of temporary investment incentives. 35p.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA. Department of Economics.
9419 Bougrine, Hassam & Seccareccia, Mario. Unemployment
compensation and unemployment: an analysis of the aggregate
demand side effects for post war Canada. 30p.
9423 Devlin, Rose Anne. No-fault insurance as a rational
response to rate regulation. 27p.
9422 Devlin, Rose Anne & Perrakis, Stylianos. Legislating
competition in the Russian federation: a new challenge for
antitrust policy. 31p.
9418 Georges, Patrick. A model of state-dependent target zone
entry. 31p.
9420 Grafton, R. Quentin & Devlin, Rose Anne. Paying for
pollution: permits and charges. 36p.
9421 LaCasse, Chantale & Plourde, Andre. On the renewal of
concern for the security of oil supply. 29p.
9417 Ryan, David L., Plourde, Andre & Wang, Yu. Oil price
asymmetries: fact or artifact?: residential oil price demand
in Ontario, 1963-1992. 28p.
UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA. Economics Working Papers.
90 Blake, John, Amat, Oriol & Clarke, Julia. Management's
response to finance lease capitalization in Spain. 18p.
91 Bosch, Antoni & Sunder, Shyam. Tracking the invisible hand:
convergence of double auctions to competitive equilibrium.
34p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. Industrial Relations Section.
337 Card, David & Krueger, Alan B. The effect of the minimum
wage on shareholder wealth. 54p.
339 Hyslop, Dean. The covariance structure of intrafamily
earnings, rising inequality and family labor supply. 56p.
338 Park, Jin Heum. Estimation of sheepskin effects and returns
to schooling using the old and the new CPS measures of
educational atta. 21p.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY. Inst. for Research in Behav, Econ & Mgmt Sci.
1068 Allen, Jeffrey W., McConnell, John J. & Reed, Debra K. Can
takeover losses explain spin-off gains?. 24p.
UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A MONTREAL. Dept. des Sciences Economiques.
9408 Mohnen, Pierre. The econometric approach to R & D
externalities. 48p.
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QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. Institute for Economic Research.
912 Beach, Charles M., Davidson, Russell & Slotave, George A.
Distribution-free statistical inference for inequality
dominance with crossing Lorenz curves. 16p.
911 Head, Allen & Lapham, Beverly. Trigger strategies and the
cyclicality of markups. 27p.
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER. Center for Economic Research.
395 McKenzie, Lionel W. Equilibrium, trade, and capital
accumulation. 43p.
396 Thomson, William. Concepts of implementation. 17p.
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER. Wallis Inst. of Political Economy.
1 Krusell, Per & Rios-Rull, Jose Victor. What constitutions
promote capital accumulation?: a political economy approach.
48p.
UNIVERSITY OF SAARLAND. Department of Economics.
9405 Krebs, Susanne & Pommerehne, Werner W. Politico-economic
interactions of German public performing arts institutions.
26p.
9403 Pommerehne, Werner W. & Granica, J. Martin. Aesthesic,
historical and financial aspects in the evaluation of visual
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