New Acquisitions - May 1996
BANCO DE ESPANA. Servicio de Estudios.
9531 Ayuso, Juan & Jurado, Maria P. Devaluation and depreciation
expectations in the European Monetary System. 43p.
9604 Fernandez de Lis, Santiago. Classification of central banks
by autonomy: a comparative analysis. 39p.
9529 Huertas, Juan A. Is there a trade-off between exchange rate
risk and interest rate risk?. 48p.
9606 Kruger, Malte. Speculation, hedging and intermediation in
the foreign exchange market. 89p.
9607 Maravall, Agustin. Short-term analysis of macroeconomic
time series. 36p.
9609 Maravall, Agustin. Unobserved components in economic time
series. 65p.
9608 Maravall, Agustin & Planas, Christophe. Estimation error
and the specification of unobserved component models. 44p.
BANK OF JAPAN. Institute for Monetary & Economic Studies.
9617 Briault, Clive, Haldane, Andrew & King, Mervyn.
Independence and accountability. 37p.
9618 Bruni, Franco. Central bank independence in the European
Union. 40p.
9614 Friedman, Benjamin M. The rise and fall of money growth
targets as guidelines for U.S. monetary policy. 39p.
9613 Laidler, David. Inflation control and monetary policy
rules. 32p.
9611 Meltzer, Allan H. On making monetary policy more effective
domestically and internationally. 33p.
9615 Neumann, Manfred J.M. Monetary targeting in Germany. 28p.
9619 Okina, Kunio. The policy objectives and the optimal
institutional framework of a central bank. 27p.
9620 Padoa-Schioppa, Tommaso. Styles of monetary management.
24p.
9612 Taylor, John B. Policy rules as a means to a more effective
monetary policy. 14p.
9616 Ueda, Kazuo. Japanese monetary policy: rules or
discretion?, part II. 24p.
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA. Dept. de Economia et de Emet.
319 Bhattacharya, Sugato & Singh, Rajdeep. The allocation of
residual rights. 33p.
322 Brusco, Sandro. Perfect Bayesian implementation in economic
environments. 32p.
323 Burguet, Roberto & Vives, Xavier. Social learning and
costly information acquisition. 41p.
321 Martinez-Alier, Joan & O'Connor, Martin. Ecological and
economic distribution conflicts. 38p.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Dept. of Econ-Industry Studies Program.
65 Gale, Douglas & Rosenthal, Robert W. Experimentation,
imitation, and stochastic stability. 36p.
63 Ma, Ching-to Albert & Torres, Clemencia. Capacity
constraint and monopoly regulation under asymmetric
information. 10p.
64 Riordan, Michael H. Anticompetitive vertical integration by
a dominant firm. 20p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Department of Economics.
247 O'Regan, Katherine M. & Quigley, John M. Spatial effects
upon employment outcomes: the case of New Jersey teenagers.
31p.
246 Scotchmer, Suzanne. Externality pricing in club economies.
23p.
UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Ctr. for Int'l. & Devel. Econ. Res.
64 Bardhan, Pranab. The economics of corruption in less
developed countries: a review of issues. 45p.
65 Bardhan, Pranab. Efficiency, equity and poverty
alleviation: policy issues in less developed countries.
23p.
66 Bardhan, Pranab. The nature of institutional impediments to
economic development. 32p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA. Department of Economics.
3/96 Kelly, David L. & Kolstad, Charles D. The climate change
footprint: will we see it before it is upon us?. 37p.
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Department of Applied Economics.
9601 Baliga, Sandeep & Evans, Robert. Renegotiation in repeated
games with transfers. 14p.
UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. Department of Economics.
9601 Winkelmann, Rainer. Another look at work contracts and
absenteeism. 14p.
9602 Winkelmann, Rainer. Markov chain Monte Carlo analysis of
underreported count data w/ an application to worker
absenteeism. 16p.
UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN. Institute of Economics.
9519 Andersen, Torben G. & Sorensen, Bent E. GMM estimation of a
stochastic volatility model: a Monte Carlo study. 55p.
9601 Browning, Martin & Lusardi, Annamaria. Household saving:
micro theories and micro facts. 96p.
9520 Groth, Christian. Growth with public research and private
education. 10p.
9602 Juselius, Katarina. A structured VAR under changing
monetary policy. 77p.
9518 la Cour, Lisbeth F. A component-based analysis of the
Danish long-run money demand relation. 26p.
9517 Persson, Karl G. Despotic liberalism and the decline of
grain market regulation in Europe, 1760-1850. 21p.
COWLES FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS AT YALE UNIVERSITY.
1115 Shiller, Robert J. Why do people dislike inflation?. 65p.
(ENGLAND) CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH.
1359 Ben-David, Dan & Rahman, A.K.M. Atiqur. Technological
convergence and international trade. 22p.
1347 Booth, Alison L. & McCulloch, Andrew. Firing costs, unions
and employment. 33p.
1360 Booth, Alison L. & Zoega, Gylfi. Quitting externalities
with uncertainty about future productivity. 22p.
1364 Burda, Michael C. & Profit, Stefan. Matching across space:
evidence on mobility in the Czech Republic. 29p.
1362 Burgess, Simon & Propper, Carol. Poverty dynamics among
young Americans. 42p.
1339 Coricelli, Fabrizio. Fiscal constraints, reform strategies,
and the speed of transition: the case of Central-Eastern
Europe. 47p.
1366 Halpern, Laszlo. Real exchange rates and exchange rate
policy in Hungary. 36p.
1348 Lockwood, Ben. State-contingent inflation contracts and
output persistence. 7p.
1368 Masson, Paul R., Bayoumi, Tamim & Samiei, Hossein.
International evidence on the determinants of private
saving. 40p.
1358 Mulligan, Casey B. & Sala-i-Martin, Xavier. Adoption of
financial technologies: implications for money demand and
monetary policy. 50p.
1363 Roland, Gerard & Sekkat, Khalid. Managerial career
concerns, privatization and restructuring in transition
economies. 27p.
THE MAURICE FALK INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH IN ISRAEL.
9601 Gross, Nachum T. Herzl on discrimination in "Der
Judenstaat". 14p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA. Research Department.
96-2 Dothan, Michael, Ramamurtie, Sailesh & Ulman, Scott.
Applying economic restrictions to foreign exchange rate
dynamics: spot rates, futures, and options. 35p.
96-1 Shrikhande, Milind M. Nonadditive habit formation and the
equity premium puzzle. 36p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS. Research Department.
9602 Boisso, Dale, Grosskopf, Shawna & Hayes, Kathy. Regional
productivity and efficiency in the U.S.: effects of business
cycles and public capital. 26p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Research Department.
209 Cole, Harold L. & Kehoe, Patrick J. Reputation spillover
across relationships: reviving reputation models of debt.
23p.
211 Cole, Harold L. & Kehoe, Timothy J. Self-fulfilling debt
crises. 41p.
210 Cole, Harold L. & Kehoe, Timothy J. A self-fulfilling model
of Mexico's 1994-95 debt crisis. 30p.
206 Ferson, Wayne E. & Jagannathan, Ravi. Econometric
evaluation of asset pricing models. 51p.
208 Jagannathan, Ravi & Wang, Zhenyu. The conditional CAPM and
the cross-section of expected returns. 73p.
207 Mercenier, Jean & Yeldan, Erinc. How prescribed policy can
mislead when data are defective: a follow-up to Srinivasan
(1994) using gen. equil. 22p.
FED RESERVE BANK OF MPLS-UNIV OF MINN. Inst. for Empirical Macro.
110 Ortigueira, Salvador & Santos, Manuel. On convergence in
endogenous growth models. 37p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK. Research & Market Analysis Group.
11 Bartolini, Leonardo & Drazen, Allan. Capital account
liberalization as a signal. 44p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
9605 Morris, Stephen. Speculative investor behavior and
learning. 25p.
96-4 Shaffer, Sherrill. Capital requirements and rational
discount window borrowing. 29p.
96-3 Stark, Tom & Croushore, Dean. Evaluating McCallum's rule
when monetary policy matters. 45p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
9610 Baily, Martin N., Bartelsman, Eric J. & Haltiwanger, John.
Labor productivity: structural change and cyclical dynamics.
25p.
9612 Calem, Paul S. & Rob, Rafael. The impact of capital-based
regulation on bank risk-taking: a dynamic model. 44p.
9613 Judson, Ruth. Do low human capital coefficients make
sense?: a puzzle and some answers. 56p.
9611 Kupiec, Paul H. & White, A. Patricia. Regulatory
competition and the efficiency of alternative derivative
product margining systems. 35p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. International Finance Papers.
546 Basu, Susanto & Fernald, John G. Returns to scale in U.S.
production: estimates and implications. 48p.
545 Calvo, Guillermo A. & Mendoza, Enrique G. Mexico's
balance-of-payments crisis: a chronicle of death foretold.
37p.
547 Gagnon, Joseph E., Masson, Paul R. & McKibbin, Warwick J.
German unification: what have we learned from multi-country
models?. 47p.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. Bureau of Economics.
211 Hertzendorf, Mark N. A game theory model of celebrity
endorsements. 53p.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Institute of Economic Research.
1749 Adams, James & Griliches, Zvi. Measuring science: an
exploration. 34p.
1751 Baliga, Sandeep & Sjostrom, Tomas. Interactive
implementation. 31p.
1753 Banerjee, Abhijit V. & Maskin, Eric S. A Walrasian theory
of money and barter. 66p.
1752 Davis, Donald R. Does European unemployment prop up
American wages?. 32p.
1754 Kain, John F. & Singleton, Kraig. Equality of educational
opportunity revisited. 52p.
1748 Kornai, Janos. Paying the bill for Goulash-communism:
Hungarian development and macro stabilization... 64p.
1750 Weinstein, David E. Foreign direct investment and Keiretsu:
rethinking U.S. and Japanese policy. 45p.
1755 Weitzman, Martin L. & Lofgren, Karl-Gustaf. On the welfare
significance of green accounting as taught by parable. 21p.
HEBREW UNIV. Center for Rationality & Interactive Decision Theory.
100 El-Yaniv, Ran & Karp, Richard M. Nearly optimal competitive
online replacement policies. 31p.
HITOTSUBASHI UNIVERSITY. Institute for Economic Research.
320 Fukuda, Shin-ichi. Money and economic growth with
increasing returns-to-scale. 20p.
318 Stein, Howard & Lewis, Peter. Shifting fortunes: the
political economy of financial liberalization in Nigeria.
47p.
314 Suzumura, Kotaro. Industrial policy in a developing market
economy. 45p.
315 Suzumura, Kotaro. Japanese industrial policy for
telecommunications: anatomy of the 1985 institutional
reform... 42p.
319 Suzumura, Kotaro. Maximality, optimality and duality. 5p.
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA STATISTIQUE ET DES ETUDES ECONOMIQUES.
9607 Comte, F. & Renault, E. Long memory in continuous time
stochastic volatility models. 47p.
9606 Villeneuve, B. Mandatory insurance and intensity of adverse
selection. 30p.
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA. Department of Economics.
9603 Blume, Andreas. Communication, risk and efficiency in
games. 30p.
9602 Horowitz, Joel L. Bootstrap critical values for tests based
on the smoothed maximum score estimator. 48p.
BANCA DE ITALIA. Research Department.
266 Angelini, Paolo. Are banks risk-averse?: a note on the
timing of operations in the interbank market. 33p.
264 Caruso, Massimo. Stock prices and money velocity: a
multi-country analysis. 63p.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. Department of Political Economy.
362 Hamilton, Bruce W. & Burke, Mary. The Coase conjecture in
continuous time: imperfect durability, endogenous
durability, and aftermarkets. 38p.
361 Hamilton, Bruce W. & Macauley, Molly. Competition and car
longevity. 43p.
363 Rajan, Ashvin V. Generic properties of the core and
equilibria of pure exchange economies. 17p.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. Department of Economics.
96-1 Lien, Da-Hsiang Donald. Utility regulation and futures
trading. 22p.
UNIVERSITE DE LAUSANNE. Dept. d'Econometrie d' Econ. Politique.
9602 Degryse, Hans. The total cost of trading Belgian shares:
Brussels vs. London. 31p.
9607 Lambelet, Jean-Christian. Currency fluctuations vs.
interest and inflation differentials: does the double
equality hold?. 39p.
9604 von Thadden, Ernst-Ludwig. Optimal liquidity provision and
dynamic incentive compatibility. 32p.
9606 von Thadden, Ernst-Ludwig. The term structure of investment
and the banks' insurance function. 25p.
9605 von Ungern-Sternberg, Thomas. Managerial compensation
schemes with informed principals. 16p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Financial Markets Group.
237 Bhattacharya, Sudipto, Fulghieri, Paolo & Rovelli, Riccardo.
Turnpike banking: only the meek shall inherit the earth.
53p.
231 Cerasi, Vittoria & Daltung, Sonja. The optimal size of a
bank: costs and benefits of diversification. 39p.
241 Espenlaub, Susanne. IPO signalling of initial owners'
private benefits of control. 47p.
233 Evans, Martin D.D. Dividend variability and stock market
swings. 47p.
235 Frantz, Pascal. Auditor's skill, auditing standards,
litigation, and audit quality. 41p.
236 Grimaud, Antoine F. The regulation of predatory firms.
35p.
232 Hartmann, Philipp. Trading volunes and transaction costs in
the foreign market: evidence from daily dollar-yen spot
data. 23p.
230 Mella-Barral, Pierre. The dynamics of corporate debt
forgiveness and contract renegotiation. 28p.
234 Ortalo-Magne, Francois. Asset price fluctuations in an
overlapping generations economy: do collateral constraints
matter?. 45p.
238 Payne, Richard. Announcement effects and seasonality in the
intra-day foreign exchange market. 48p.
240 Povel, Paul. Optimal `soft' or `tough' bankruptcy
procedures. 35p.
239 Schoenmaker, Dirk. Contagion risk in banking. 24p.
242 Snell, Andy & Tonks, Ian. Using time series methods to
assess information and inventory effects in a dealer market
in illiquid stocks. 43p.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. Department of Economics.
9618 Agastya, Murali. Adaptive play in multiplayer bargaining
situations. 24p.
9612 Agastya, Murali. Choosing among bargaining situations.
11p.
9613 Binmore, Ken, et al. Hard bargains and lost opportunities.
34p.
9607 Blundell, Richard & Preston, Ian. Consumption inequality
and income uncertainty. 24p.
9614 Cabrales, Antonio & Hoshi, Takeo. Heterogeneous beliefs,
wealth accumulation and asset price dynamics. 40p.
9606 Chick, Victoria. Keynes' theory of investment and necessary
compromise. 18p.
9609 Chick, Victoria. The monetary theory of Keynes and the post
Keynesians. 19p.
9608 Chick, Victoria & Dow, Sheila. Regulation and differences
in financial institutions. 10p.
9610 Pemberton, Malcolm & Ulph, David. Measuring national income
and measuring sustainability. 32p.
9617 Siandra, Eduardo. International risk-sharing, dynamic
efficiency and pay-as-you-go. 20p.
9616 Siandra, Eduardo. Partnerships, search and money. 28p.
9611 Vaughan, Richard. Evolutive equilibrium selection I:
symmetric two player binary choice games. 33p.
9615 Verry, Donald & Araujo, Tarcisio. Dualism in Brazilian
metropolitan labour markets. 41p.
MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
18/95 Abelson, Peter. Sydney's future: an economic approach.
21p.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. Center for International Economics.
18 Bartolini, Leonardo & Drazen, Allan. When liberalization
reflects external shocks, what do we learn?. 32p.
22 Bhagwati, Jagdish & Panagariya, Arvind. Preferential
trading areas and multilateralism: strangers, friends or
foes?. 90p.
23 Calvo, Guillermo A. Capital flows and macroeconomic
management: tequila lessons. 22p.
24 Calvo, Guillermo A. & Goldstein, Morris. Crisis prevention
and crisis management after Mexico: what role for the
official sector?. 90p.
20 Calvo, Guillermo A. & Mendoza, Enrique G. Mexico's balance
of payments crisis: a chronicle of a death foretold. 53p.
19 Drazen, Allan. Policy signalling in the open economy: a
reexamination. 30p.
17 Kaminsky, Graciela L. & Reinhart, Carmen M. The twin
crises: the causes of banking and balance of payments
problems. 31p.
21 Panagariya, Arvind. The Meade model of preferential
trading: history, analytics and policy implications. 45p.
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. Department of Economics.
507 Alden, Dave. Markets in natural heritage health management.
15p.
506 Hirschberg, Joseph G. Modelling time of day substitution
using the second moments of demand. 21p.
505 Lim, Guay C. & McNelis, Paul D. Stock price fluctuations in
Australia: the influence of Japanese and U.S. markets. 31p.
504 Worswick, Christopher. Immigrant families in the Canadian
labour market. 29p.
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
9509 Linz, Susan J. Russian firms in transition: champions,
challengers, and chaff. 35p.
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO. Dipt. Econ. Politica e Aziendale.
9511 Brunello, Giorgio & Checchi, Daniele. Does imitation help?:
forty years of wage determination in the Italian private
sector. 35p.
9509 Florio, Massimo. Tax neutrality in the King-Fullerton
framework, investment externalities, and growth. 41p.
9513 Navaretti, Giorgio B. & Bigano, Andrea. R & D inter-firm
agreements in developing countries: where? why? how?. 45p.
MONASH UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
5/96 Bradfield, Michael. Raising prices when demand is falling:
who's kinky now, business or economics?. 10p.
4/96 McGeary, Kerry A., Kenkel, Donald S. & Terza, Joseph V. The
effect of preventive care on the demand for health services
in a developing country. 15p.
3/96 Rice, Robert C. The urban informal sector: theory,
characteristics and growth from 1980-90 with a special
emphasis on Indonesia. 24p.
UNIVERSITAT MUNCHEN. Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultat.
9525 Bauer, Thomas. The migration decision with uncertain costs.
29p.
9526 Guilkey, David K. & Riphahn, Regina T. The determinants of
child mortality in the Philippines: estimation of a
structural model. 42p.
9524 Haisken-De New, John P. & Zimmermann, Klaus. Wage and
mobility effects of trade and migration. 23p.
9601 Rotte, Ralph. Economics and peace theory on the eve of
World War I. 23p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
5493 Abowd, John M. & Allain, Lawrence. Compensation structure
and product market competition. 15p.
5522 Altonji, Joseph G., Hayashi, Fumio & Kotlikoff, Laurence.
The effects of income and wealth on time and money transfers
between parents and children. 60p.
5516 Baldwin, Robert E. & Kimura, Fukunari. Measuring U.S.
international goods and services transactions. 42p.
5503 Baily, Martin N., Bartelsman, Eric J. & Haltiwanger, John.
Labor productivity: structural change and cyclical dynamics.
25p.
5520 Ball, Laurence. Disinflation and the non-accelerating
inflation rate of unemployment. 34p.
5502 Barro, Robert J. Reflections on Ricardian equivalence.
19p.
5497 Bordo, Michael D. & Bayoumi, Tamim. Getting pegged:
comparing the 1879 and 1925 gold resumptions. 46p.
5514 Bradford, David F. & Max, Derrick A. Implicit budget
deficits: the case of a mandated shift to community-rated
health insurance. 37p.
5508 Caballero, Ricardo J. & Leahy, John V. Fixed costs: the
demise of marginal q. 19p.
5487 Card, David, Kramarz, Francis & Lemieux, Thomas. Changes in
the relative structure of wages and employment: a comparison
of the United States, Canada, and France. 52p.
5489 Cochrane, John H. & Saa-Requejo, Jesus. Beyond arbitrage:
"good-deal" asset price bounds in incomplete markets. 66p.
5486 Cole, Harold L. & Kehoe, Patrick J. Reputation spillover
across relationships: reviving reputation models of debt.
23p.
5525 Cutler, David M. & Madrian, Brigitte C. Labor market
responses to rising health insurance costs: evidence on
hours worked. 43p.
5498 Dasgupta, Sudipto & Titman, Sheridan. Pricing strategy and
financial policy. 50p.
5500 Dumas, Bernard, Fleming, Jeff & Whaley, Robert E. Implied
volatility functions: empirical tests. 34p.
5524 Chaloupka, Frank J., Grossman, Michael & Tauras, John A.
Public policy and youth smokeless tobacco use. 26p.
5523 Ehrenberg, Ronald G. & Hurst, Peter J. The 1995 National
Research Council ratings of doctoral programs: a hedonic
model. 25p.
5517 Eichengreen, Barry & von Hagen, Jurgen. Fiscal policy and
monetary union: is there a tradeoff between federalism and
budgetary restrictions?. 16p.
5515 Feenstra, Robert C. U.S. imports, 1972-1994: data and
concordances. 40p.
5511 Fullerton, Don. Second-best pollution taxes. 11p.
5519 Gordon, Robert J. Problems in the measurement and
performance of service sector productivity in the United
States. 66p.
5530 Gourinchas, Pierre-Olivier & Tornell, Aaron. Exchange rate
dynamics and learning. 65p.
5510 Irwin, Douglas A. & Kroszner, Randall S. Log-rolling and
economic interests in the passage of the Smoot-Hawley
tariff. 34p.
5509 Irwin, Douglas A. The Smoot-Hawley tariff: a quantitative
assessment. 33p.
5521 Kaestner, Robert. Are brothers really better?: sibling sex
composition and educational achievement revisited. 34p.
5507 King, Robert G. & Wolman, Alexander L. Inflation targeting
in a St. Louis model of the 21st century. 39p.
5484 Krishna, Kala & Tan, Ling Hui. Transferable licenses vs.
nontransferable licenses: what is the difference?. 35p.
5485 Krueger, Alan B. & Pischke, Jorn-Steffen. A statistical
analysis of crime against foreigners in unified Germany.
39p.
5499 Lamont, Owen. Cash flow and investment: evidence from
internal capital markets. 45p.
5505 LeBaron, Blake. Technical trading rule profitability and
foreign exchange intervention. 16p.
5494 Lopez-de-Silanes, Florencio. Determinants of privatization
prices. 40p.
5501 Mairesse, Jacques. Estimating the productivity of R & D: an
exploration of GMM methods using data on French & U.S.
manufacturing firms. 31p.
5490 Markusen, James R. Costly pollution abatement,
competitiveness, and plant location decisions. 26p.
5483 Markusen, James R. & Venables, Anthony J. Multinational
production, skilled labor, and real wages. 29p.
5529 Markusen, James R. & Venables, Anthony J. The theory of
endowment, intra-industry, and multinational trade. 42p.
5518 Marston, Richard C. The effects of industry structure on
economic exposure. 25p.
5512 Mitchell, Olivia S. & Zeldes, Stephen P. Social security
privatization: a structure for analysis. 12p.
5492 Montgomery, Edward & Navin, John. Cross-state variation in
Medicaid programs and female labor supply. 34p.
5504 Mulligan, Casey B. & Sala-i-Martin, Xavier. Adoption of
financial technologies: implications for money demand and
monetary policy. 51p.
5526 Mutti, John & Grubert, Harry. The significance of
international tax rules for sourcing income: relationship
beween income tax and trade taxes. 46p.
5506 Nadiri, M. Ishaq & Kim, Seongjun. R & D, production
structure and productivity growth: a comparison of the U.S.,
Japanese & Korean mgfr. sectors. 38p.
5513 Razin, Assaf, Sadka, Efraim & Yuen, Chi-Wa. Tax principles
and capital inflows: is it efficient to tax nonresident
income?. 40p.
5496 Stein, Jeremy C. Rational capital budgeting in an
irrational world. 42p.
5495 Swenson, Deborah L. Explaining domestic content: evidence
from Japanese and U.S. auto production in the U.S. 34p.
5531 Wei, Shang-Jin. Intra-national versus international trade:
how stobborn are nations in global integration?. 40p.
5491 Williamson, Jeffrey G. Globalization and inequality then
and now: the late 19th and late 20th centuries compared.
45p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Technical Papers.
192 Diebold, Francis & Lopez, Jose A. Forecast evaluation and
combination. 47p.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND (Australia). Department of Econometrics.
85 McConnell, Chai, Rambaldi, Alicia & Fleming, Euan. New
Guinea gold or bust: detection of trends in the quality of
coffee exports in Papua New Guinea. 23p.
84 Tessema, Getachew A., Doran, Howard & Griffiths, William.
An improved Heckman estimator for the Tobit model. 21p.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. School of Economics.
96-6 Alaouze, Chris M. & Whelan, Stephen P. Economic efficiency
and property rights issues in the management of rural water.
28p.
96-9 Bewley, Ronald & Yang, Minxian. On the size and power of
system tests for cointegration. 19p.
9611 Cumberworth, Matthew & Milbourne, Ross. Do trading blocs
liberalise world trade?. 25p.
96-4 Diewert, W.E. Sources of bias in consumer price indexes.
19p.
96-7 Fox, Kevin J. Measuring technical progress in matching
models of the labour market. 15p.
96-1 Fox, Kevin J. & Hill, Robert J. Improving the sensitivity
of data envelopment analysis by reducing dimensionality.
14p.
96-2 Gans, Joshua S. Competing for public goods and private
business. 19p.
96-3 Nevile, John W. What would Keynes have thought of the
development of ISLM?. 34p.
9610 Otto, Glen D. & Voss, Graham M. Is public capital provision
efficient?. 25p.
96-8 Perkins, John & Meredith, David. Managerial development in
retailing: the department and the chain store, 1890-1940.
22p.
96-5 Voss, Graham M. Public investment in Canada. 23p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Center for Applied Economics.
9612 Benhabib, Jess & Farmer, Roger E.A. Indeterminacy and
sector-specific externalities. 41p.
9608 Benoit, Jean-Pierre & Krishna, Vijay. The folk theorems for
repeated games: a synthesis. 35p.
96-4 Brams, Steven J. & Togman, Jeffrey M. Camp David: was the
agreement fair?. 22p.
9603 Brams, Steven J. & Togman, Jeffrey M. The dynamics of the
Northern Ireland condition. 13p.
9606 Brams, Steven J. & Taylor, Alan D. A procedure for divorce
settlements. 26p.
9609 Brams, Steven J., Kilgour, D. Marc & Zwicker, William S.
The paradox of multiple elections. 37p.
9610 Denoon, David & Brams, Steven J. Fair division: a new
approach to the Spratly Islands controversy. 41p.
9602 Corns, Allan & Schotter, Andrew. Can affirmative action be
cost effective?: an experimental examination of price
preference auctions. 40p.
9605 Fields, Gary S. & Ok, Efe A. The measurement of income
mobility: an introduction to the literature. 40p.
9607 Flinn, Christopher J. On the job search with information
obsolescence. 38p.
9601 Glazer, Jacob & Rubinstein, Ariel. What motives should
guide referees?: on the design of mechanisms to elicit
opinions. 23p.
9611 Nadiri, M. Ishaq & Kim, Seongjun. R & D, production
structure and productivity growth: a comparison of U.S.,
Japanese & Korean mfgr. sectors. 38p.
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