New Acquisitions - May, 1995
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UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA. Dept. de Economia et de Emet.
284 Cabeza-Gutes, Maite. On the concept of weak sustainability.
20p.
288 de Frutos, M.A. & Masso, J. More on the uniform allocation
rule: equality and consistency. 16p.
289 de Frutos, M.A. & Masso, J. The uniform allocation rule and
the nucleolus. 5p.
287 Macho-Stadler, I. & Perez-Castrillo, D. Random audits in
tax evasion models. 14p.
291 Medrano-Adan, Luis A. Market versus limit orders in an
imperfectly competitive security market. 41p.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
35 Gonzalo, Jesus & Pitarakis, Jean-Yves. On the exact moments
of non-standard asymptotic distributions in non stationary
autoregressions with dependent erro. 22p.
36 Gonzalo, Jesus & Lee, Tae-Hwy. Relative power of t type
tests for stationary and unit root processes. 17p.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Dept. of Econ-Industry Studies Program.
57 Cabral, Luis M.B. & Riordan, Michael H. Predation with a
learning curve. 35p.
56 Krishna, Vijay & Rosenthal, Robert. Simultaneous auctions
with synergies. 36p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO. Department of Economics.
1/95 Hahm, Joon-Ho. Consumption growth, income growth and
earnings uncertainty. 33p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA. Department of Economics.
2/95 Frech, H.E. Physician fees and price controls. 33p.
UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. Department of Economics.
9503 Fountain, John, McCosker, Michael & Macfarlane, Bruce.
Framing and incentive effects on risk attitudes when facing
uncertainty losses. 32p.
9502 Guender, Alfred V. & Young, Robin. Long term and short term
aggregate uncertainty and the effect on real output. 26p.
UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III de MADRID. Dept. de Economia.
9511 Boldrin, Michele & Rustichini, Aldo. Equilibria with social
security. 37p.
9510 Casteneda, Ana, Diaz-Gimenez, Javier & Rios-Rull,
Jose-Victor. Unemployment spells and income distribution
dynamics. 38p.
9508 Estrada, Javier. Insider trading: regulation, risk
reallocation, and welfare. 12p.
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9509 Estrada, Javier. Insider trading: regulation, securities
markets, and welfare under risk aversion. 40p.
9439 Herguera, Inigo, Kujal, Praveen & Petrakis, Emmanuel.
Quantity restrictions and endogenous quality choice. 20p.
9507 Ruiz-Castillo, Javier. Interpersonal welfare comparisons,
redistributive effects, and horizontal inequities in the
income tax system. 24p.
CENTRE D'ETUDES PROS. D'ECON MATH APPLIQUEES A LA PLANIFICATION.
9422 Caillaud, Bernard & Rey, Patrick. Strategic aspects of
delegation. 12p.
9419 Dionne, G., et al. Debt, moral hazard and airline safety:
empirical evidence. 36p.
9423 Gourieroux, C. Les modeles econometriques: utilisation et
interpretation. 45p.
9424 Grandmont, Jean-Michel. Expectations formation and
stability of large socioeconomic systems. 57p.
9426 Laskar, Daniel. "Time inconsistency" of the optimal
monetary policy: a case for target zones. 23p.
9420 Picard, Pierre. Auditing claims in insurance markets with
fraud: the credibility issue. 41p.
(ENGLAND) CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH.
1158 Anderson, Kym. The entwining of trade policy with
environmental and labour standards. 35p.
1136 Anderson, Simon P., de Palma, Andre & Thisse, Jacques F.
Privatization and efficiency in a differentiated industry.
25p.
1161 Audretsch, David B. & Feldman, Maryann P. Innnovative
clusters and the industry life cycle. 28p.
1152 Audretsch, David B. The innovation, unemployment and
competitiveness challenge in Germany. 35p.
1162 Audretsch, David B., et al. Sub-optimal scale firms and
compensating factor differentials in Dutch manufacturing.
32p.
1156 Carraro, Carlo & Soubeyran, Antoine. Environmental
feedbacks and optimal taxation in oligopoly. 36p.
1159 Gordon, Robert J. Is there a trade-off between unemployment
and productivity growth?. 65p.
1166 Grabowski, Maciej & Smith, Stephen. The taxation of
entrepreneurial income in a transition economy: issues
raised by experience in Poland. 43p.
1135 Grosfeld, Irena & Roland, Gerard. Defensive and strategic
restructuring in Central European enterprises. 56p.
1150 Hoekman, Bernard. Tentative first steps: an assessment of
the Uruguay Round Agreement on services. 51p.
1147 Sako, Mari. Supppliers' associations in the Japanese
automobile industry: collective action for technology
diffusion. 35p.
1144 Schaffer, Mark E. Government subsidies to enterprises in
Central and Eastern Europe: budgetary subsidies and tax
arrears. 47p.
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UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX. Department of Economics.
437 Chambers, Marcus J. Long memory and aggregation in
macroeconomic time series. 25p.
438 Chambers, M.J. & Bailey, R.E. The price of wheat in early
modern England. 25p.
439 Ohta, Hiroshi & Yoshida, Chisato. International migration,
profit-sharing and national welfare. 37p.
441 Price, Simon. Aggregate uncertainty, investment and
asymmetric adjustment in the U.K. manufacturing sector.
17p.
440 Price, Simon. Employment, hours, wages adjustment and
supply in U.K. manufacturing: identifying a long run
structure. 15p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA. Research Department.
95-1 Whitt, Joseph A. European Monetary Union: evidence from
structural VARs. 29p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS. Research Department.
9502 Haslag, Joseph H. Inflation and intermediation in a model
with endogenous growth. 37p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY. Research Division.
95-4 Bonser-Neal, Catherine & Tanner, Glenn. Central bank
intervention and the volatility of foreign exchange rates:
evidence from the options market. 35p.
9503 Neal, Robert. Direct tests of index arbitrage models. 36p.
9502 Neal, Robert & Wheatley, Simon. How reliable are adverse
selection models of the bid-ask spread?. 36p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Research Department.
189 Geweke, John & Zhou, Guofo. Measuring the pricing error of
the arbitrage pricing theory. 36p.
190 Holmes, Thomas J. Localization of industry and vertical
disintegration. 44p.
188 Mercenier, Jean & Schmitt, Nicholas. On sunk costs and
trade liberalization in applied general equilibrium. 28p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILDELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
95-3 Allen, Franklin & Gale, Douglas. A welfare comparison of
intermediaries and financial markets in Germany and the U.S.
51p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
9510 Carroll, Christopher D. & Kimball, Miles S. On the
concavity of the consumption function. 13p.
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95-9 Kortum, Samuel S. & Eaton, Jonathan. Trade in ideas:
patenting and productivity in the OECD. 37p.
HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. Dept. of Economics.
95-4 Chan, Louis. A general economic analysis of corruption.
21p.
95-9 Devarajan, Shantayanan, Xie, Danyang & Zou, Heng-Fu. Does
public capital formation promote economic growth?. 27p.
9511 Lee, Lung-Fei. A basic recursion for Markov switching
models. 9p.
95-5 Lee, Lung-Fei. A likelihood simulator for dynamic
disequilibrium models. 50p.
9512 Lee, Lung-Fei. Simulation estimation of dynamic switching
regression & dynamic disequilibrium models: some Monte Carlo
results. 66p.
9510 Qiu, Larry D. R & D investment and product diffentiation:
Cournot vs. Bertrand competition. 22p.
95-8 Qiu, Larry. Why can't countervailing duties deter export
subsidization?. 29p.
95-1 Razin, Assaf & Yuen, Chi-Wa. Capital income taxation and
long run growth: new perspectives. 31p.
95-2 Razin, Assaf & Yuen, Chi-Wa. Utilitarian tradeoff between
population growth and income growth. 11p.
95-3 Wang, Susheng. The determinants of aggregate wealth. 30p.
95-7 Xie, Danyang. A technical issue in Stackelberg differential
games. 18p.
95-6 Zhao, Haiying. The mechanism whereby trade influences
growth: empirical evidence. 25p.
HOOVER INSTITUTION. Domestic Studies Program.
9411 Glaeser, Edward L. & Mare, David C. Cities and skills.
48p.
95-2 Glaeser, Edward L., Sacerdote, Bruce & Scheinkman, Jose A.
Crime and social interactions. 71p.
9410 Glaeser, Edward L. & Scheinkman, Jose A. Neither a borrower
nor lender be: an economic analysis of interest restrictions
and usury laws. 54p.
95-1 Glaeser, Edward L. & Scheinkman, Jose A. The transition to
free markets: where to begin privatization. 27p.
95-3 Judd, Kenneth L. The optimal tax on capital income is
negative. 30p.
BANCA DE ITALIA. Research Department.
249 Buehrer, Timothy & Di Mauro, Filippo. Computable general
equilibrium models as tools for policy analysis in
developing countries: some basic principles a. 88p.
251 Fornari, Fabio & Mele, Antonio. Sign and
volatility-switching ARCH models: theory and applications to
international stock markets. 41p.
252 Nicoletti-Altimari, Sergio & Thomson, Mary D. The effect of
liquidity contraints on consumption and labor supply:
evidence from Italian households. 52p.
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250 Smaghi, Lorenzo B. & Tristani, Oreste. The 1992-93 EMS
crisis: assessing the macroeconomic costs. 30p.
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
9408 Athukorala, Premanchandra & Menon, Jayant. Exchange rates
and strategic pricing: the case of Swedish machinery
exports. 18p.
9407 Athukorala, Premanchandra & Wickramasekara, Piyasiri.
International labor migration statistics in Asia: an
appraisal. 27p.
9404 Frost, Lionel & Dingle, Tony. Infrastructure, technology
and change: an historical perspective. 30p.
9409 McCormack, Darcy & Withers, Glenn. Youth and unemployment
in Australia: a causality analysis and implications for
policy. 10p.
9403 Maddock, Rodney. Institutions, constitutions and reform.
21p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Financial Markets Group.
205 Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro & Moore, John. Credit cycles. 56p.
203 Repullo, Rafael & Suarez, Javier. Credit markets and real
economic activity: a model of financial intermediation.
46p.
204 Schoenmaker, Dirk. A comparison of alternative interback
settlement systems. 34p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Int'l. Centre for Econ & Related Disc.
285 Kiyotaki, Nobuhiro & Moore, John. Credit cycles. 56p.
283 Roberts, Kevin. Objective interpersonal comparisons of
utility. 31p.
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON-BIRKBECK COLLEGE. Department of Economics.
4/95 Bandyopadhyay, Subhayu & Wall, Howard J. Customs unions or
free trade area?: the role of political asymmetries. 14p.
2/95 Bertoletti, Paolo & Poletti, Clara. Yardstick contracts and
internal firm inefficiency. 22p.
3/95 Douglas, Stratford & Wall, Howard J. The revealed costs of
unemployment. 18p.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. Department of Economics.
9504 Oates, Wallace E. Estimating the demand for public goods:
the collective choice and contingent valuation approaches.
40p.
95-5 Sullivan, Timothy S. Ex ante divorce probability and
investment in marital-specific assets: an application to
home ownership. 38p.
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. Department of Economics.
455 Creedy, John. Means-tested versus universal transfers.
25p.
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456 Creedy, John. Taxes, transfers and income distribution:
some computer programs. 31p.
453 Hirschberg, Joseph G. The simulation of concentration and
diversity measures from firm-level financial data. 33p.
457 Hirschberg, J.G. & Slottje, D.J. An extreme bounds approach
to modelling wage discrimination. 18p.
454 Hyde, Charles E. Heterogeneity and inefficiency in
bargaining models of decentralised trade. 9p.
458 McDonald, Ted. A micro-level view of industrial action in
the Australian mining and manufacturing industries
1983-1992. 42p.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO. Dipt. Econ. Politica e Aziendale.
9410 Checchi, Daniele, Ichimo, Andrea & Rustichini, Aldo. Social
mobility and efficiency: a re-examination of the problem of
intergenerational mobility in Italy. 29p.
9409 Florio, Massimo. Cost benefit analysis of infrastructure in
the context of EU regional policy. 21p.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. Economic Development Center.
95-4 Diao, Xinshen & Roe, Terry. Environment, welfare and gains
from trade: a North-South model in general equilibrium.
46p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
5050 Alesina, Alberto & Spolaore, Enrico. On the number and size
of nations. 48p.
5072 Altonji, Joseph G. & Dunn, Thomas A. The effects of school
and family characteristics on the return to education. 48p.
5063 Aoki, Reiko & Prusa, Thomas J. Product development and the
timing of information disclosure under U.S. and Japanese
patent systems. 30p.
5056 Bagwell, Kyle & Staiger, Robert W. Collusion over the
business cycle. 52p.
5073 Basu, Susanto & Fernald, John G. Are apparent productive
spillovers a figment of specification error?. 33p.
5057 Borenszstein, Eduardo, De Gregorio, Jose & Lee, Jong-Wha.
How does foreign direct investment affect economic growth?.
27p.
5058 Card, David & McCall, Brian P. Is workers' compensation
covering uninsured medical costs?: evidence from the `Monday
effect'. 45p.
5078 Case, Karl E., Shiller, Robert J. & Weiss, Allan N.
Mortgage default risk and real estate prices: the use of
index-based futures and options in real estate. 34p.
5052 Currie, Janet & Gruber, Jonathan. Health insurance
eligibility, utilization of medical care, and child health.
51p.
5049 Eaton, Jonathan & Kortum, Samuel. Trade in ideas: patenting
and productivity in the OECD. 37p.
5061 Feenstra, Robert C. Exact hedonic price indexes. 44p.
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5051 Feenstra, Robert C. Estimating the effects of trade policy.
62p.
5054 Feldstein, Martin. Social security and saving: new time
series evidence. 19p.
5055 Feldstein, Martin. Tax avoidance and the deadweight loss of
the income tax. 41p.
5064 Fischer, Stanley. Modern approaches to central banking.
72p.
5071 Glower, Michel, Haurin, Donald R. & Hendershott, Patric H.
Selling price and selling time: the impact of seller
motivation. 31p.
5067 Griliches, Zvi & Mairesse, Jacques. Production functions:
the search for identification. 39p.
5053 Gruber, Jonathan. The incidence of payroll taxation:
evidence from Chile. 33p.
5062 Hansen, Wendy L. & Prusa, Thonmas J. Cumulation and
International Trade Commission decision making: the sum of
the parts is greater than the whole. 41p.
5070 Haurin, Donald R., Wachter, Susan M. & Hendershott, Patric
H. Wealth accumulation and housing choices of young
households: an exploratory investigation. 49p.
5069 Hendershott, Patric H. & LaFayette, William C. Debt usage
and mortgage choice: sensitivity to default insurance costs.
45p.
5068 Henderson, Rebecca, Jaffe, Adam B. & Trajtenberg, Manuel.
Universities as a source of commercial technology: a
detailed analysis of university patenting 1965-1988. 39p.
5074 LaFayette, William C., Haurin, Donald R. & Hendershott,
Patric H. Endogenous mortgage choice, borrowing constraints
and the tenure decision. 33p.
5060 Lee, Jong-Wha. Government interventions and productivity
growth in Korean manufacturing industries. 38p.
5066 Levine, Philip B., Trainor, Amy B. & Zimmerman, David J.
The effect of Medicaid abortion funding restrictions on
abortions, pregnancies, and births. 40p.
5075 McCallum, Bennett T. Two fallacies concerning central bank
independence. 13p.
5059 Mamuneas, Theofanis P. & Nadiri, M. Ishaq. Public R & D
policies and cost behavior of the U.S. manufacturing
industries. 49p.
5076 Murnane, Richard J., Willett, John B. & Levy, Frank. The
growing importance of cognitive skills in wage
determination. 46p.
5065 Ruhm, Christopher J. & Teague, Jackqueline L. Parental
leave policies in Europe and North America. 33p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Technical Papers.
177 Christiano, Lawrence J. & den Haan, Wouter J. Small sample
properties of GMM for business cycle analysis. 49p.
176 West, Kenneth D. & Wilcox, David W. A comparison of
alternative instrumental variables estimators of a dynamic
linear model. 55p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Center for Applied Economics.
9502 Benhabib, Jess & Farmer, Roger E.A. Indeterminacy and
sector-specific externalities. 25p.
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9508 Benhabib, Jess & Gali, Jordi. On growth and indeterminacy:
some theory and evidence. 71p.
9501 Brams, Steve J., Taylor, Alan D. & Zwicker, William S. A
moving-knife solution to the four-person envy-free
cake-division problem. 16p.
9509 Gali, Jordi. Product diversity, endogenous markups, and
development traps. 33p.
9505 Goldberg, Linda & Tenorio, Rafael. Strategic behavior in
two-sided foreign exchange auctions. 35p.
9504 Ramsey, James B. If nonlinear models cannot forecast, what
use are they?. 30p.
9503 Ramsey, James B. & Zhang, Zhifeng. The analysis of foreign
exchange data using waveform dictionaries. 22p.
9507 Rogoff, Kenneth. What remains of purchasing power parity?.
34p.
9506 Tornell, Aaron & Velasco, Andres. Fixed versus flexible
exchange rates: which provides more fiscal discipline?.
35p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Salomon Brothers Center (Financial Inst).
95-6 Altman, Edward I. & Haldeman, Robert. Corporate credit
scoring models: approaches and standards for successful
implementation. 28p.
95-3 Altman, Edward I. & Kishore, Vellore. Report on defaults
and returns on high yield bonds: analysis through 1994.
27p.
95-2 Altman, Edward I. & Simon, Bobe E. Report on the investment
performance of defaulted bonds for 1994 and 1987-1994. 18p.
95-7 Altman, Edward I. & Bencivenga, Joseph C. A yield premium
model for the high yield debt market. 28p.
95-5 Berger, Allen N. & Udell, Gregory F. Relationship lending
and lines of credit in small firm finance. 47p.
95-4 Fluck, Zsuzsanna. The optimality of debt versus outside
equity. 32p.
95-9 Fluck, Zsuzsanna. The predictability of stock returns: a
cross-sectional simulation. 23p.
95-8 Jagtiani, Julapa. Characteristics of banks that are more
active in the swap market. 15p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Stern School of Business.
95-4 Economides, Nicholas & White, Lawrence J. Access and
interconnection pricing: how efficient is the "efficient
component pricing rule?". 23p.
NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
5/95 Hakonsen, Lars. Optimal commodity taxation with a binding
CO2 restriction. 14p.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Center for Analytic Research in Econ.
9503 Dutta, Jayasri & Morris, Stephen. The revelation of
information and self-fulfulling beliefs. 36p.
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9505 Morris, Stephen. Cooperation and timing. 7p.
9504 Morris, Stephen. Justifying rational expectations. 16p.
UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA. Economics Working Papers.
98 Acemoglu, Daron & Zilibotti, Fabrizio. Was Prometheus
unbound by chance?: risk, diversification and growth. 63p.
94 Fauli-Oller, Ramon & Motta, Massimo. Why do owners let
their managers pay too much for their acquisitions?. 26p.
99 Foucault, Thierry. Price formation and order placement
strategies in a dynamic order driven market. 43p.
97 Gambardella, Alfonso & Garcia-Fontes, Walter. Regional
linkages through European research funding. 35p.
92 Jimenez-Martin, Sergi. The wage effect of an indexation
clause: evidence from Spanish manufacturing firms. 59p.
100 Marimon, Ramon & Zilibotti, Fabrizio. `Actual' versus
`virtual' employment in Europe: why is there less employment
in Spain?. 48p.
96 Serra, Daniel & ReVelle, Charles. Competitive location in
discrete space. 31p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. Industrial Relations Section.
343 Card, David. The Wage Curve: A review. 35p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. International Finance Section-Essays.
195 Buira, Ariel. Reflections on the International Monetary
System. 41p.
196 Takagi, Shinji. From recipient to donor: Japan's official
aid flows 1945 to 1990 and beyond. 36p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. International Finance Section-Studies.
77 Leamer, Edward E. The Heckscher-Ohlin model in theory and
practice. 46p.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. Woodrow Wilson School-Papers in Economics.
177 Besley, Timothy & Coate, Stephen. An economic model of
representative democracy. 61p.
175 Grossman, Gene M. & Helpman, Elhanan. Technology and trade.
77p.
176 Maggi, Giovanni. Strategic trade policies with endogenous
mode of competition. 42p.
PURDUE UNIVERSITY. Inst. for Research in Behav, Econ & Mgmt Sci.
1078 Alsemgeest, Paul, Noussair, Charles & Olson, Mark.
Experimental comparisons of auctions under single and
multi-unit demand. 45p.
1075 Chaturvedi, Alok R. SimDS: a simulation environment for the
design of distributed database systems. 26p.
1076 Kovenock, Dan & Roy, Suddhasatwa. Free riding in
non-cooperative entry deterrence with differentiated
products. 39p.
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1077 Matheny, Kenneth J. & Farmer, Roger E.A. The macroeconomics
of self-fulfilling prophecies. 21p.
UNIVERSITE DU QUEBEC A MONTREAL. Dept. des Sciences Economiques.
9505 Leonard, Robert J. Sign, society, and structure: game
theory and the linguistic turn in social science. 22p.
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. Institute for Economic Research.
922 Banerjee, Anindya, Dolado, Juan J. & Mestre, Ricardo. On
the power of cointegration tests: dimension invariance vs.
common factors. 43p.
923 Gregory, Allan W. & Watt, David G. Sources of variation in
international real interest rates. 32p.
SANTA FE INSTITUTE. Economics Research Program.
9529 Brock, William A. & Hommes, Cars H. Rational routes to
randomness. 93p.
9504 Lane, David, et al. Choice and action. 31p.
UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN. Department of Economics.
95-7 Cushman, David O., Lee, Sang Sub & Thorgeirsson, Thorstein.
Maximum likelihood estimation of cointegration in exchange
rate models for seven inflationary OECD countries. 47p.
95-5 Altman, Morris. Business cycle volatility and economic
growth: the historical record, 1870-1986. 29p.
95-4 Echevarria, Cristina. Canadian agricultural production
function. 19p.
95-6 Echevarria, Cristina. Effects of trade on growth in a model
with land. 28p.
95-3 Knight, John L., Satchell, Stephen E. & Tran, Kien C.
Statistical modelling of asymmetric risk in asset returns.
24p.
95-1 Tran, Kien C. Estimating mixtures of normal distributions
via empirical characteristic functions. 36p.
95-2 Tran, Kien C. Information matrix test for ARMA models.
30p.
TEL-AVIV UNIVERSITY. Foerder Institute of Economic Research.
7/95 Asdrubali, Pierfederico, Sorensen, Bent & Yosha, Oved.
Channels of interstate risksharing: U.S., 1963-1990. 29p.
5/95 Frankel, David M. Commitment and capital taxation with an
infinite horizon. 27p.
6/95 Frankel, David M. Search with telephones and differentiated
products. 34p.
4/95 Yafeh, Yishay & Yosha, Oved. Large shareholders and banks:
who monitors and how?. 30p.
3/95 Yosha, Oved. Diversification and competition: financial
intermediation in a large Cournot - Walras economy. 33p.
UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO. Faculty of Economics.
9510 Horiuchi, Akiyoshi. An evaluation of Japanese financial
liberalization: a case study of corporate bond markets.
49p.
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95-7 Horiuchi, Akiyoshi. Liberalization and stability in the
Japanese financial system: an overview. 55p.
95-6 Ihori, Toshihiro. International public goods and
contribution productivity differentials. 21p.
95-8 Itoh, Motoshige & Urata, Shujiro. Small and medium
enterprise support policies in Japan. 122p.
95-5 Nishimura, Kiyohiko G. Non-price competition and social
welfare in oligopoly. 21p.
9512 Takahashi, Nobuo. Lukewarm feeling in Japanese firms:
effective temperature hypothesis and thermometer. 30p.
9511 Takahashi, Nobuo. A single garbarge can model and the
degree of anarchy in Japanese firms. 32p.
95-9 Yajima, Yoshihiro. Estimation of the frequency of unbounded
spectral densities. 32p.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI VENEZIA. Dipartimento di Scienze Econ.
9502 Detemple, Jerome B. & Gottardi, Piero. Aggregation,
efficiency, and mutual fund separation in incomplete
markets. 29p.
UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA (BC). Department of Economics.
95-2 Stewart, Kenneth G. Exact testing in multivariate
regression. 34p.
UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK. Department of Economics.
433 Fraser, Clive. Risk, insurance and the demand for
irreplaceable commodities, the case of children. 25p.
434 Scharf, Kimberley A. International capital tax evasion and
the foreign tax credit puzzle. 23p.
432 Zolkiewski, Zbigniew. Modelling monopolistic behaviour of
products and households within a CGE framework: a simple
model for Poland. 47p.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. Institute of Economic Research.
9506 Chan, Hsiu-Yi & Wong, Kar-yiu. Intra-industry trade and
investment. 48p.
9508 Engel, Charels. Why is the forward exchange rate forecast
biased?: A survey of recent evidence. 113p.
9502 Leffler, Keith B., Rucker, Randal R. & Munn, Ian.
Transaction costs and the collection of information: presale
measurement on private timber sales. 33p.
9501 Pollak, Robert A. Regulating risks. 36p.
9503 Rose, Eliana. Consumption smoothing and excess female
mortality in rural India. 28p.
9505 Wong, Kar-yiu. Curvature of the production possibility
frontier under variable returns: was J. Tinbergen wrong?.
15p.
9507 Wong, Kar-yiu. Fundamental trade theorems under external
economies of scale. 32p.
9504 Wong, Kar-yiu & Yang, Xiaokai. An extended Dixit-Stiglitz
model with the trade-off between economies of scale and
transaction costs. 28p.