New Acquistions - October 2002
ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS. Dept. of Economics.
145 Bitros, George C. & Flytzanis, Elias G. A rehabilitation of
economic replacement theory. 32p.
144 Fiorito, Riccardo & Kollintzas, Tryphon. Public goods,
merit goods, and the relation between private and government
consumption. 35p.
146 Tsionas, Efthymios G. & Christopoulos, Dimitris K.
Cointegration modeling of interrelated factor demands, with
an application to labor import substitution in the European
Union.
22p.
BANCO DE ESPANA. Servicio de Estudios.
2002-13 Alberola, Enrique, Buisan, Ana & Fernandez de Lis, Santiago.
The quest for nominal and real convergence through
integration in Europe and Latin America. 43p.
2002-14 Hernando, Ignacio & Tiomo, Andre. Financial constraints and
investment in France and Spain: a comparison using firm
level data. 35p.
BANK OF JAPAN. Institute for Monetary & Economic Studies.
2002-15 Jang, Kyungho & Ogaki, Masao. The effects of Japanese
monetary policy shocks on exchange rates: a structural
vector error correction model approach. 44p.
2002-17 Kawai, Masahiro. Exchange rate arrangements in East Asia:
lessons from the 1997-98 currency crisis. 51p.
2002-13 McKinnon, Ronald & Schanl, Gunther. Synchronized business
cycles in East Asia: fluctuations in the Yen/dollar exchange
rate and China's stabilizing role. 70p.
2002-11 Meltzer, Allan H. New international financial arrangements.
14p.
2002-10 Nanjo, Takashi. Developments in land prices and bank
lending in interwar Japan: effects of the real estate
finance problem on the banking industry. 40p.
2002-12 Obstfeld, Maurice. Exchange rates and adjustment:
perspectives from the new open economy macroeconomics. 37p.
2002-14 Watanabe, Toshiaki. Measuring business cycle turning points
in Japan with a dynamic Markov switching factor model. 48p.
2002-16 von Hagen, Jurgen & Bruckner, Matthias. Monetary and fiscal
policy in the European monetary union. 49p.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY. Department of Economics.
317 Charness, Gary & Rabin, Matthew. Understanding social
preferences with simple tests. 55p.
316 Echenique, Federico & Edlin, Aaron. Mixed equilibrium in
games of strategic complements are unstable. 22p.
311 Hall, Bronwyn H. The financing of research and development.
24p.
315 Hwang, Min & Quigley, John M. Price discovery in time and
space: the course of condominium prices in Singapore. 55p.
312 O'Donoghue, Ted & Rabin, Matthew. Addiction and
present-biased preferences. 52p.
314 O'Donoghue, Ted & Rabin, Matthew. Procrastination on
long-term projects. 40p.
313 Rabin, Matthew. A perspective on psychology and economics.
43p.
BANK OF CANADA. Technical Reports.
91 Freedman, Charles & Goodlet, Clyde. The financial services
sector: an update on recent developments. 15p.
90 Murray, John & Powell, James. Dollarization in Canada: the
buck stops there. 46p.
COWLES FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS AT YALE UNIVERSITY.
1378 Andrews, Donald W.K. & Lieberman, Offer. Higher-order
improvements of the parametric bootstrap for long-memory
Gaussian processes. 40p.
1314r Diamond, Peter & Geanakoplos, John. Social security
investment in equities. 30p.
1382 Fair, Ray C. Risk aversion and stock prices. 18p.
1381 Fair, Ray C. & Oster, John F. Comparing the predictive
information content of college football rankings. 19p.
1380 Geanakoplos, John, Magill, Michael & Quinzii, Martine.
Demography and the long-run predictability of the stock
market. 31p.
1376 Hall, George & Rust, John. Econometric methods for
endogenously sampled time series: the case of commodity
price speculation in the steel market. 54p.
1377 Morris, Stephen & Ui, Takashi. Best reponse equivalence.
31p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS. Research Department.
2002-3 Gruben, William C., Koo, Jahyeong & Millis, Eric. How much
does international trade affect business cycle
synchronization? 35p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Research Department.
310 Cooper, Russell & Willis, Jonathan L. The economics of
labor adjustment: mind the gap. 30p.
311 Cooper, Russell & Kempf, Hubert. Overturning Mundell:
fiscal policy in a monetary union. 34p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. Economic Research Division.
2002-12 Carlino, Gerald & Coulson, N. Edward. Compensating
differentials and the social benefits of the NFL. 22p.
2002-14 Carlino, Gerald, DeFina, Robert & Sill, Keith. The cyclical
behavior of state employment during the postwar period.
38p.
2002-15 Croushore, Dean & Stark, Tom. Forecasting coin demand.
49p.
2002-11 Dedola, Luca & Leduc, Sylvain. Why are business cycles
alike across exchange rate regimes? 37p.
2002-13 Leduc, Sylvain, Sill, Keith & Stark, Tom. Self-fulfilling
expectations and the inflation of the 1970s: evidence from
the Livingston Survey. 34p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. Finance & Economics Discussion Series.
2002-37 Aizcorbe, Ana, Flamm, Kenneth & Khurshid, Anjum. The role
of semiconductor inputs in IT hardware price decline:
computers vs. communications. 42p.
2002-41 Borzekowski, Ron. Health care finance and the early
adoption of hospital information systems. 33p.
2002-42 Borzekowski, Ron. Measuring the cost impact of hospital
information systems, 1987-1994. 37p.
2002-35 Cavalluzzo, Ken & Wolken, John. Small business loan
turndowns, personal wealth and discrimination. 32p.
2002-43 Cummins, Jason G. & Nyman, Ingmar. The dark side of
competitive pressure. 34p.
2002-39 Downing, Chris & Zhang, Frank. Trading activity and price
volatility in the municipal bond market. 30p.
2002-34 Durham, J. Benson. The extreme bounds of the cross-section
of expected stock returns. 46p.
2002-40 Gurkaynak, Refet S., Sack, Brian & Swanson, Eric.
Market-based measures of monetary policy expectations. 39p.
2002-36 Liang, Nellie & Weisbenner, Scott. Investor behavior and
the purchase of company stock in 401(k) plans: the
importance of plan design. 53p.
2002-38 Palumbo, Michael, Rudd, Jeremy & Whelan, Karl. On the
relationships between real consumption, income, and wealth.
27p.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. International Finance Papers.
737 Ahmed, Shaghil, et al. Are depreciations as contractionary
as devaluations? A comparison of selected emerging and
industrial economies. 44p.
738 Arteta, Carlos O. Exchange rate regimes and financial
dollarization: does flexibility reduce bank currency
mismatches? 41p.
734 Guerrieri, Luca. The inflation persistence of staggered
contracts. 34p.
736 Kamin, Steven B. Identifying the role of moral hazard in
international financial markets. 48p.
735 Marazzi, Mario. On the fragility of gains from trade under
continuously differentiated Bertrand competition. 35p.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. Bureau of Economics.
251 DeGraba, Patrick. Efficient inter-carrier compensation for
completing networks when customers share the value of a
call. 29p.
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
2002-2 Edelman, Mark A. A preliminary assessment: 2001 court
restructuring plan impacts on three Iowa counties. 27p.
2002-5 Koesrindartoto, Deddy. Discrete double auctions with
artificial adaptive agents: a case study of an electricity
market using a double auction simulator. 65p.
2002-4 Meyer, Rebecca, Orazem, Peter & Wachenheim, William A.
Labor supply responses to employer-provided health
insurance. 34p.
2002-3 Rousu, Matthew, et al. The value of verifiable information
in a controversial market: evidence from lab auctions of
genetically modified food. 52p.
2002-1 Tesfatsion, Leigh. Agent-based computational economics.
30p.
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS. Financial Markets Group.
418 Bray, Margaret & Goodhart, Charles. "You might as well be
hung for a sheep as a lamb:" the loss function of an agent.
29p.
421 Burkart, Mike & Ellingsen, Tore. In-kind finance. 32p.
419 Jurczenko, Emmanuel, Maillet, Bertrand & Negrea, Bogdan.
Skewness and kurtosis implied by option prices: a second
comment. 32p.
MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY. Department of Economics.
5/2002 Cooray, Arusha. Financial deregulation in Sri Lanka:
implications for capital mobility. 26p.
4/2002 O'Donnell, Rod. The thick and the thin of controversy: a
critique of Bateman on Keynes. 18p.
3/2002 O'Donnell, Rod. What kind of economics graduates do we
want? A constructive critique of Hansen's proficiencies
approach. 14p.
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. Department of Economics.
851 Dixon, Robert. A discussion of the appropriate method for
decomposing changes over time in a weighted aggregate into
its proximate determinants and an application to male
participation rate changes. 23p.
849 McLaren, Zoe. The effectiveness of reserve bank of
Australia foreign exchange intervention. 40p.
848 Olekalns, Nilss. The teaching of first year economics in
Australian universities. 21p.
850 Phillips, Bruce & Griffiths, William. Female earnings and
divorce rates: some Australian evidence. 29p.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH. Working Papers.
9210 Abel, Andrew B. The effects of a baby boom on stock prices
and capital accumulation in the presence of social security.
31p.
9144 Abraham, Jean M., Vogt, William B. & Gaynor, Martin S.
Household demand for employer-based health insurance. 40p.
9184 Abrego, Lisandro & Whalley, John. Decomposing wage
inequality change using general equilibrium models. 31p.
9124 Acemoglu, Daron, et al. Institutional causes, macroeconomic
symptoms: volatility, crises and growth. 81p.
9191 Acemoglu, Daron, Aghion, Philippe & Zilibotti, Fabrizio.
Vertical integration and distance to frontier. 12p.
9212 Agrawal, Ajay & Cockburn, Iain M. University research,
industrial R&D, and the anchor tenant hypothesis. 44p.
9154 Aizenman, Joshua & Marion, Nancy. International reserve
holdings with sovereign risk and costly tax collection.
32p.
9190 Aizenman, Joshua, Kletzer, Kenneth M. & Pinto, Brian.
Sargent-Wallace meets Krugman-Flood-Garber, or: why
sovereign debt swaps don't avert macroeconomic crises. 31p.
9209 Aizer, Anna & Currie, Janet. Networks or neighborhoods?
Correlations in the use of publicly-funded maternity care in
California. 39p.
9132 Auerbach, Alan J. & Hassett, Kevin. Optimal long-run fiscal
policy: constraints, preferences and the resolution of
uncertainty. 37p.
9136 Babiker, Mustafa H., Metcalf, Gilbert E. & Reilly, John.
Tax distortions and global climate policy. 32p.
9128 Banks, James, Blundell, Richard & Smith, James P. Wealth
portfolios in the U.K. and the U.S. 53p.
9156 Bar-Gill, Oren, Barzua, Michal & Bebchuk, Lucien. The
market for corporate law. 41p.
9170 Bernard, Andrew B., Jensen, J. Bradford & Schott, Peter K.
Survival of the best fit: competition from low wage
countries and the uneven growth of U.S. manufacturing
plants. 36p.
9155 Bound, John, et al. The welfare implications of increasing
disability insurance benefit generosity. 71p.
9225 Cappelli, Peter. Why do employees pay for college? 44p.
9157 Carey, Kathleen & Dor, Avi. Does managerial
`outsourcing'reduce expense preference behavior? A
comparison of adopters and non-adopters of contract-management
in U.S. hospitals. 30p.
9213 Case, Anne, Paxson, Christina & Ableidinger, Joseph.
Orphans in Africa. 48p.
9189 Casella, Alessandra. Storable votes. 44p.
9193 Charles, Kerwin K. & Stephens, Melvin. Abortion
legalization and adolescent substance use. 38p.
9181 Clemens, Michael A. & Williamson, Jeffrey G. Why did the
tariff-growth correlation reverse after 1950? 62p.
9178 Cochrane, John H. Bond risk premia. 44p.
9166 Cogan, John F. & Mitchell, Olivia S. The role of economic
policy in social security reform: perspectives from the
President's Commission. 35p.
9180 Corcoran, Sean P., Evans, William N. & Schwab, Robert S.
Changing labor market opportunities for women and the
quality of teachers 1957 to 1992. 45p.
9177 Dembo, Amir, Deuschel, Jean-Dominique & Duffie, Darrell.
Large portfolio losses. 17p.
9224 Desai, Mihir A., Foley, C. Fritz & Hines, James R. Chains
of ownership, regional tax competition, and foreign direct
investment. 42p.
9115 Desai, Mihir A., Foley, C. Fritz & Hines, James R.
International joint ventures and the boundaries of the firm.
52p.
9165 Di Tella, Rafael & Fisman, Raymond. Are politicians really
paid like bureaucrats? 42p.
9174 Driscoll, John C. & Holden, Steinar. Coordination, fair
treatment and inflation persistence. 37p.
9164 Edison, Hali J., et al. International financial integration
and economic growth. 38p.
9198 Evans, William N. & Topoleski, Julie H. The social and
economic impact of Native American casinos. 66p.
9203 Feldstein, Martin. The role for discretionary fiscal policy
in a low interest rate environment. 11p.
9122 Feliciano, Zadia & Lipsey, Robert E. Foreign entry into
U.S. manufacturing by takeovers and the creation of new
firms. 23p.
9143 Ferson, Wayne E., Sarkissian, Sergei & Simin, Timothy.
Spurious regressions in financial economics? 34p.
9120 Foster, Lucia, Haltiwanger, John & Krizan, C.J. The link
between aggregate and micro productivity growth: evidence
from retail trade. 62p.
9201 Frankel, Jeffrey A. & Rose, Andrew K. Is trade good or bad
for the environment? Sorting out the causality. 53p.
9123 Galenson, David W. & Jensen, Robert. Careers and canvases:
the rise of the market for modern art in the 19th century.
58p.
9149 Galenson, David W. The New York School vs. the School of
Paris: who really made the most important art after World
War II? 41p.
9226 Gentry, William M. & Hubbard, R. Glenn. The effects of
progressive income taxation on job turnover. 44p.
9150 Glaeser, Edward, Scheinkman, Jose & Shleifer, Andrei. The
injustice of inequality. 42p.
9171 Glaeser, Edward L. The political economy of hatred. 59p.
9153 Glaeser, Edward L., Sacerdote, Bruce I. & Scheinkman, Jose
A. The social multiplier. 24p.
9116 Goetzmann, William, et al. Sharpening Sharpe ratios. 42p.
9141 Goolsbee, Austan. The impact and inefficiency of the
corporate income tax: evidence from state organizational
form data. 25p.
9137 Gorton, Gary & Huang, Lixin. Banking panics and the origin
of central banking. 42p.
9158 Gorton, Gary & Huang, Lixin. Liquidity, efficiency and bank
bailouts. 43p.
9206 Gowrisankaran, Gautam & Town, Robert. Competition, payers,
and hospital quality. 34p.
9151 Gowrisankaran, Gautam & Holmes, Thomas J. Do mergers lead
to monopoly in the long run? Results from the dominant firm
model. 42p.
9119 Gray, Wayne B. & Mendeloff, John M. The declining effects
of OSHA inspections on manufacturing injuries: 1979 to 1986.
31p.
9125 Gray, Wayne B. & Shadbegian, Ronald J. `Optimal' pollution
abatement: whose benefits matter, and how much? 39p.
9216 Grossman, Michael, Keastner, Robert & Markowitz, Sara. Get
high and get stupid: the effect of alcohol and marijuana use
on teen sexual behavior. 41p.
9148 Gruber, Jonathan & Kubik, Jeffrey. Health insurance
coverage and the disability insurance application decision.
38p.
9183 Gustman, Alan L. & Steinmeier, Thomas L. The social
security early entitlement age in a structural model of
retirement and wealth. 47p.
9159 Hatton, Timothy J. & Williamson, Jeffrey G. What
fundamentals drive world migration? 34p.
9162 Head, Keith, Ries, John & Spencer, Barbara J. Vertical
networks and U.S. auto parts exports: is Japan different?
37p.
9194 Heckman, James J. Flexibility and job creation: lessons for
Germany. 57p.
9065 Helliwell, John F. How's life? Combining individual and
national variables to explain subjective well-being. 44p.
9207 Hendershott, Patric H., Pryce, Gwilym & White, Michael.
Household leverage and the deductibility of home mortgage
interest: evidence from U.K. house purchases. 44p.
9214 Hendershott, Patric H. & Ward, Charles W.R. Valuing and
pricing retail leases with renewal and overage options.
27p.
9145 Hogan, Vincent & Rigobon, Roberto. Using heteroscedasticity
to estimate the returns to education. 25p.
9208 Hsieh, Chang-Tai & Moretti, Enrico. Can free entry be
inefficient? Fixed commissions and social waste in the real
estate industry. 58p.
9140 Hurd, Michael D., Smith, James P. & Zissimopoulos, Julie M.
The effects of subjective survival on retirement and social
security claiming. 36p.
9142 Hurd, Michael D. & Smith, James P. Expected bequests and
their distribution. 35p.
9188 Kopczuk, Wojciech. The trick is to live: is the estate tax
social security for the rich? 24p.
9186 Kopczuk, Wojciech, Slemrod, Joel & Yitzhaki, Shlomo. Why
world distribution fails. 47p.
9202 Krueger, Dirk & Perri, Fabrizio. Does income inequality
lead to consumption inequality? Evidence and theory. 44p.
9195 Lachance, Marie-Eve & Mitchell, Olivia S. Understanding
individual account guarantees. 34p.
9169 Lai, Huiwen & Trefler, Daniel. The gains from trade with
monopolistic competition: specification, estimation and
mis-specification. 50p.
9215 Lakdawalla, Darius & Zanjani, George. Insurance,
self-protection, and the economics of terrorism. 26p.
9192 Leeper, Eric M. & Zha, Tao. Modest policy interventions.
39p.
9175 Lerner, Josh & Tirole, Jean. Efficient patent pools. 45p.
9146 Lerner, Josh & Schoar, Antoinette. The illiquidity puzzle:
theory and evidence from private equity. 42p.
9138 Levine, Ross. Bank-based or market-based financial systems:
which is better? 42p.
9131 Liang, Nellie & Weisbenner, Scott. Investor behavior and
the purchase of company stick in 401k plans: the importance
of plan design. 62p.
9139 Lichtenberg, Frank R. The effect of changes in drug
utilization on labor supply and per capita output. 46p.
9228 Linsenmeier, David M., Rosen, Harvey S. & Rouse, Cecilia E.
Financial aid packages and college enrollment decisions: an
econometric case study. 51p.
9185 Lleras-Muney, Adriana & Lichtenberg, Frank R. The effect of
education on medical technology adoption: are the more
educated more likely to use new drugs? 45p.
9218 McCallum, Bennett T. Consistent expectations, rational
expectations, multiple-solution indeterminacies, and least
squares learnability. 30p.
9117 McMillan, Margaret, Rodrik, Dani & Welch, Karen H. When
economic reform goes wrong: cashews in Mozambique. 59p.
9172 Mocan, H. Naci, Scafidi, Benjamin & Tekein, Erdal. Catholic
schools and bad behavior. 37p.
9168 Moffitt, Robert. Welfare programs and labor supply. 61p.
9134 Mukand, Sharun & Rodrik, Dani. In search on the Holy Grail:
policy convergence, experimentation, and economic
performance. 50p.
9147 Neal, Larry & Weidenmeier, Marc. Crises in the global
economy from tulips to today: contagion and consequences.
60p.
9133 Neal, Derek. The measured black-white wage gap among women
is too small. 37p.
9173 Nelson, Jonathan L. & Zeckhauser, Richard J. A Renaissance
instrument to support nonprofits: the sale of private
chapels in Florentine churches. 51p.
9118 Obstfeld, Maurice. Exchange rates and adjustment:
perspectives from the new open economy macroeconomics. 37p.
9176 Odell, Kerry A. & Weidenmeier, Marc D. Real shock, monetary
aftershock: the San Francisco earthquake and the panic of
1907. 44p.
9196 Parker, Jonathan A. & Preston, Bruce. Precautionary saving
and consumption fluctuations. 51p.
9121 Puga, Diego & Trefler, Daniel. Knowledge creation and
control in organizations. 44p.
9179 Rangel, Antonio. How to protect future generations using
tax base restrictions. 31p.
9211 Razin, Assaf & Sadka, Efraim. A Brazilian debt crisis. 7p.
9204 Razin, Assaf. FDI contribution to capital flows and
investment in capacity. 31p.
9130 Remier, Dahlia K., Zivin, Joshua G. & Glied, Sherry A.
Modeling health insurance expansions: effects of alternate
approaches. 25p.
9129 Rodrik, Dani. Feasible globalizations. 25p.
9126 Romano, Roberta. Does confidential proxy voting matter?
51p.
9182 Rosenbloom, Joshua L. Path dependence and the origins of
cotton textile manufacturing in New England. 41p.
9227 Sacerdote, Bruce. Slavery and the intergenerational
transmissoin of human capital. 62p.
9187 Slemrod, Joel. Trust in public finance. 40p.
9200 Slemrod, Joel & Katuscak, Peter. Do trust and
trustworthiness pay off? 57p.
9197 Snyder, Stephen E. & Evans, William N. The impact of income
on mortality: evidence from the social security notch. 53p.
9223 Spolaore, Enrico & Wacziarg, Romain. Borders and growth.
45p.
9135 Stephens, Melvin. "3rd of the month": Do social security
recipients smooth consumption between checks? 39p.
9199 Stiglitz, Joseph & Yun, Jungyoll. Integration of
unemployment insurance with retirement insurance. 55p.
9127 Stock, James H. & Watson, Mark W. Has the business cycle
changed and why? 78p.
9167 Thomasson, Melissa A. Did Blue Cross and Blue Shield suffer
from adverse selection? Evidence from the 1950s. 25p.
9129 Tornell, Aaron & Westermann, Frank. Boom-bust cycles in
middle income countries: facts and explanation. 45p.
9221 Uribe, Martin. A fiscal theory of sovereign risk. 28p.
9163 Ventura, Jaume. Towards a theory of current accounts. 41p.
9152 West, Sarah E. & Williams, Roberton C. Estimates from a
consumer demand system: implications for the incidence of
environmental taxes. 39p.
9161 Williamson, Jeffrey G. Winners and losers over two
centuries of globalization. 58p.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. School of Economics.
2002-8 Ghosh, Arghya. A note on vertical integration and trade.
15p.
2002-6 Ghosh, Arghya & Morita, Hodaka. Differentiated duopoly
under vertical relationships with communication costs. 32p.
2002-7 Ghosh, Arghya & Saha, Souresh. Excess entry with asymmetric
costs. 25p.
2002-5 Gough, Rebecca & Hill, Robert J. Property rights and the
allocation of time in economics in transition. 19p.
2002-9 Hill, Robert J. Measuring price differences across space
and time: the case of the European Union's harmonized index
of consumer pr. 36p.
2002-3 Hill, Robert J. A new and problematic axiom for price and
quality indexes. 14p.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Salomon Center (Stern School of Business).
2002-29 Archarya, Viral V., Hasan, Iftekhar & Saunders, Anthony.
The effects of focus and diversification on bank risk and
return: evidence from individual bank loan portfolios. 23p.
2002-27 Allen, Linda, et al. The role of bank advisors in mergers
and acquisitions. 50p.
2002-32 Barberis, Nicholas, Schleifer, Andrei & Wurgler, Jeffrey.
Comovement. 38p.
2002-17 Clayton, Matthew & Yermack, David. Major league baseball
player contracts: an investigation of the empirical
properties of real options. 31p.
2002-26 Cremers, K.J.M. & Mei, Jianping. Testing the duo-factor
model of return and volume. 44p.
2002-28 Deo, Rohit S. & Richardson, Matthew. On the asymptotic
power of the variance ratio test. 12p.
2002-20 Elton, Edwin J., et al. Factors affecting the valuation of
corporate bonds. 44p.
2002-22 Elton, Edwin J., Gruber, Martin J. & Blake, Christopher. A
first look at the accuracy of the CRSP mutual fund database
and a comparison with Morningstar mutual fund databases. 16p.
2002-19 Elton, Edwin J., Gruber, Martin J. & Blake, Christopher.
Incentive fees and mutual funds. 35p.
2002-25 Elton, Edwin J. & Gruber, Martin J. Optimum centralized
portfolio construction with decentralized portfolio
management. 18p.
2002-21 Elton, Edwin J., et al. Spiders: where are the bugs? 34p.
2002-16 Figlewski, Stephen. Assessing the incremental value of
option pricing theory relative to an "informationally
passive" benchmark. 32p.
2002-18 Hartzell, Jay, Ofek, Eli & Yermack, David. What's in if for
me? CEOs whose firms are acquired. 35p.
2002-30 Inderst, Roman & Muller, Holger M.. Internal vs. external
financing: an optimal contracting approach. 32p.
2002-31 Saar, Gideon. Investor uncertainty and order flow
information. 42p.
2002-23 Shleifer, Andrei & Wolfenzon, Daniel. Investor protection
and equity markets. 39p.
2002-15 Silber, William L. On the nature of trading: do speculators
leave footprints? 20p.
2002-24 Wachter, Jessica A. Portfolio and consumption decisions
under mean-reverting returns: an exact solution for complete
markets. 36p.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA. Department of Economics.
2002-4 Atallah, Gamal. Opportunity costs, competition, and firm
selection. 25p.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Center for Analytic Research in Econ.
2002-9 Lizzeri, Alessandro, Meyer, Margaret A. & Persico, Nicola.
The incentive effects of interim performance evaluations.
25p.
UNIVERSITY OF STOCKHOLM. Department of Economics.
2002-12 Agell, Jonas & Bennmarker, Helge. Wage policy and
endogenous wage rigidity: a representative view from the
inside. 83p.
2002-13 Dufwenberg, Martin, et al. Price floors and competition.
31p.
2002-14 Lindquist, Matthew J. Capital-skill complementarity and
inequality over the business cycle. 35p.
UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO. Ctr. for Int'l. Research on the Japanese Econ.
160 Aoki, Reiko & Nagaoka, Sadao. The utility standard and the
patentability of basic research. 30p.
161 Feng, Cheng-Min, Kan, Chao-Chung & Khan, Haider A. On
modelling negotiations within a dynamic multi-objective
programming framework: analysis of risk measurement with an
application to large BOT.
31p.
168 Iwamoto, Yasushi. The fiscal investment and loan program in
transition. 24p.
167 Kamiya, Kazuya & Shimizu, Takashi. Real indeterminacy of
stationary equilibria in matching models with media of
exchange. 36p.
163 Khan, Haider A. The extended panda's thumb and a new global
financial architecture. 32p.
164 Khan, Haider A. How effective is Japanese foreign aid?
Econometric results from a bounded rationality model for
Indonesia. 25p.
166 Khan, Haider A. Managing global risks and creating
prosperity: the role of the IMF and regional financial
architectures. 28p.
162 Kubokawa, Tatsuya & Srivastava, M.S. Estimating the
covariance matrix: a new approach. 21p.
165 Lin, Chin-Shien, Khan, Haider A. & Huang, Chi-Chung. Can
the neuro fuzzy model predict stock indexes better than its
rivals? 48p.
158 Miwa, Yoshiro & Ramseyer, J. Mark. The legislative dynamic:
evidence from the deregulation of financial services in
Japan. 25p.
159 Miwa, Yoshiro & Ramseyer, J. Mark. Who appoints them, what
do they do? Evidence on outside directors from Japan. 29p.
COWLES FOUNDATION AT YALE UNIVERSITY. Reprint Series.
1040 Shubik, Martin. Game theory and operations research: some
musings 50 years later.
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