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9913: The Stock Market in the Overlapping Generations

Martine Quinzii, Michael Magill and Kristin Van Gaasback

9912: Political Competition (A theory with applications to the distribution of income)

John Roemer

9911: Equity in health care delivery and finance

John Roemer

9910: An Equal-Opportunity Approach to the Allocation of International Air

John Roemer and Humberto Llavador

9815: Bivariate Count Data Regression Using Series Expansions: With Applications

A. Colin Cameron and Per Johansson

9814: RECENT RESULTS ON BELIEF, KNOWLEDGE AND THE EPISTEMIC FOUNDATIONS OF GAME THEORY

Giacomo Bonanno and Pierpaolo Battigalli

9813: BRANCHING TIME LOGIC, PERFECT INFORMATION GAMES AND BACKWARD INDUCTION

Giacomo Bonanno, Michael Magill and Kristin Van Gaasback

9812: THE LOGIC OF PREDICTION

Giacomo Bonanno

9811: THE DOMAIN OF THEORIES AND TESTS BY THE REALISM OF ASSUMPTIONS

Thomas Mayer

9810: OFFSHORE ASSEMBLY FROM THE UNITED STATES: PRODUCTION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 9802 PROGRAM

Deborah L. Swenson, Robert C. Feenstra and Gordon Hanson

9732: RANDOM-TIME AGGREGATION IN PARTIAL AJUSTMENT MODELS

Oscar Jorda

9731: BOETTKE'S AUSTRIAN CRITIQUE OF MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS: AN EMPIRICIST'S RESPONSE

Thomas Mayer

9730: TWO CENTURIES OF TAXES AND SPENDING: A CAUSAL INVESTIGATION OF THE FEDERAL BUDGET PROCESS

Kevin D. Hoover and Mark Siegler

9729: TECHNOLOGY SHOCKS OR COLORED NOISE? WHY REAL-BUSINESS-CYCLE MODELS CANNOT EXPLAIN ACTUAL BUSINESS CYCLES

Kevin Salyer and Kevin D. Hoover

9728: ECONOMETRICS AND REALITY

Kevin D. Hoover

9727: DATA MINING RECONSIDERED: ENCOMPASSING AND THE GENERAL-TO-SPECIFIC APPROACH TO SPECIFICATION SEARCH

Kevin D. Hoover and Stephen Perez

9726: IMPROVED TESTING AND SPECIFICATION OF SMOOTH TRANSITION REGRESSION MODELS

Oscar Jorda and Alvaro Escribano

9725: TRADE UNIONS AND TRANSFER PAYMENTS: WHEN ARE THEY REASONS TO PREFER DEMOCRACY TO DICTATORSHIP?

John Roemer

9724: DISCRETIONARY POWER CAUSES DIVERGENT POLITICS

John Roemer

9723: A NOTE ON THE TRANSFER OF POWER FROM PARTIES TO CANDIDATES

John Roemer

9722: INTEREST RATES, EXCHANGE RATES AND PRESENT VALUE MODELS OF THE CURRENT ACCOUNT

Steven Sheffrin and Paul Bergin

9721: EPISTEMIC FOUNDATIONS OF SOLUTION CONCEPTS IN GAME THEORY: AN INTRODUCTION

Klaus D. Nehring and Giacomo Bonanno

9720: BUYING SEVERAL INDIVISIBLE GOODS

Martine Quinzii, Carmen Bevia and JosÅ Silva

9719: INTRODUCTION TO THE SEMANTICS OF BELIEF AND COMMON BELIEF

Klaus D. Nehring and Giacomo Bonanno

9718: AGREEING TO DISAGREE: A SURVEY

Klaus D. Nehring and Giacomo Bonanno

9717: PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENT AND THE IMPACT OF TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY ON WAGES: ESTIMATES FOR THE U.S., 1972-1990

Robert C. Feenstra and Gordon Hanson

9716: TESTING ENDOGENOUS GROWTH IN SOUTH KOREA AND TAIWAN

Robert C. Feenstra, Madani, Dorsati, Yang and Tzu-Han, and Liang, Chi-Yuan

9715: DATA MINING: A RECONSIDERATION

Thomas Mayer

9714: PUTTING THINGS IN ORDER: PATTERNS OF TRADE DYNAMICS AND GROWTH

Robert C. Feenstra, Andrew Kenan Rose and Pierpaolo Battigalli

9713: MONETARY POLICY, INVESTMENT DYNAMICS, AND THE INTERTEMPORAL APPROACH TO THE CURRENT ACCOUNT

Paul Bergin, Michael Magill and Kristin Van Gaasback

9712: PRICE LEVEL DETERMINATION IN A HETEROGENEOUS MONETARY UNION

Paul Bergin

9711: THE DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PROGRESSIVE INCOME TAXATION

John Roemer

9710: A THEORY OF QUALITATIVE SIMILARITY

Klaus D. Nehring, Gordon Hanson and Humberto Llavador

9615: Preference for Flexibility and Freedom of Choice in a Savage Framework

Klaus D. Nehring

9614: Business Groups and Trade in East Asia: Part 2, Product Variety

Robert C. Feenstra, Tzu-Han Yang, Gary Hamilton and Pierpaolo Battigalli

9613: Groups and Trade in East Asia: Part 1, Networked Equilibria

Robert C. Feenstra, Deng-Shing Huang, Gary Hamilton, Michael Magill and Kristin Van Gaasback

9612: Incentives and Risk Sharing in a Stock Market Equilibrium

Martine Quinzii and Michael Magill

9611: International Variation in the Size of the Welfare State: A Preference-Based Explanation

John Roemer

9610: Why was the Fed so Inflationary in the 1960s and 1970s?

Thomas Mayer

9521: MONETARISM

Thomas Mayer and A. Patrick L. Minford

9520: WHICH IMPROVES WELFARE MORE: NOMINAL OR INDEXED BOND?

Martine Quinzii and Michael Magill

9518: THE LOGIC OF BELIEF PERSISTENCY

Giacomo Bonanno and Pierpaolo Battigalli

9516: INCENTIVE-COMPATIBILITY IN LARGE GAMES

Klaus D. Nehring

9510: ESTIMATING THE EFFECTS OF TRADE POLICY

Robert C. Feenstra

1224: When Credit Bites Back: Leverage, Business Cycles and Crises

Oscar Jorda, Moritz Schularick and Alan M. Taylor

1223: Measuring risk aversion with lists: A new bias

Antoni Bosch-Domenech and Joaquim Silvestre

1222: Should we sustain? And if so, sustain what? Consumption or the quality of life?

Humberto Llavador, John E. Roemer and Joaquim Silvestre

1221: Directed Search and the Bertrand Paradox

Athanasios Geromichalos

1220: Monetary Policy, Asset Prices, and Liquidity in Over-the-Counter Markets

Athanasios Geromichalos and Lucas Herrenbrueck

1219: Unemployment Insurance and Optimal Taxation in Search Models of the Labor Market

Athanasios Geromichalos