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82-20: Investment in R&D, Costs of Adjustment and Expectations
M. Ishaq Nadiri and Mark Schankerman
82-19: Defining Alternative Wage Indexation Rules for an Open Economy
Franco Bruni
82-18: Competitive Payments Systems and the Unit of Account in Evolutionary Perspective
Lawrence H. White
82-17: Optimal Taxation of Bequests: The Maximin Case
Alvaro Rodriguez
82-16: Foreign Exchange Dealing and the Transactions Demand for Foreign Exchange
Antti Suvanto
82-15: Trade Structure and Transmission of Inflation: Theory and Japanese Experience
Jongmoo Jay Choi and M. Ishaq Nadiri
82-14: Threat Power in Sequential Games
Steven J. Brams and Marek P. Hessel
82-13: Entrepreneurship and Knowledge
Richard N. Langlois
82-12: Lionel Robbins’ Nature and Significance, Fifty Years Later
Israel M. Kirzner
82-11: Arbitrage, Hedging and Equilibrium in Futures Markets
Jess Benhabib and Clive Bull
82-10: Supervision and Social Welfare: An Expositionary Example
Janusz A. Ordover
82-09: Subjective Probability and Subjective Economics
Richard N. Langlois
82-08: The Econometric Approach to Business-Cycle Analysis Reconsidered
Albert Alexander and James B. Ramsey
82-07: Are Large Firms More Powerful Than Small Ones?
Martin J. Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik
82-06: Equilibria for a Three-Person Location Problem
Martin J. Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik
82-05: Subjectivism
Mario J. Rizzo
82-04: Misses and Lakatos, A Reformulation of Austain Methodology
Mario J. Rizzo
82-03: Polls and the Problem of Strategic Information in Elections
Steven J. Brams
82-02: Measuring Labor Compensation in Controls Programs
J. Stuart McMenamin and R. Robert Russell
82-01: Macroeconomics of Stagflation Under Flexible Exchange Rates
Pentti J.K. Kouri
81-31: Externalities in the Von Neuman Growth Model
Dietrich Fischer
81-30: Why Are There Firms
Richard N. Langlois
81-29: A Duopoly Model With Endogenous Leader-Follower, Follower-Leader or Follower-Follower Equilibrium Conventions of Behavior
Simeon M. Berman and Andrew Schotter
81-28: Job Search: The Choice of Intensity
Jess Benhabib and Clive Bull
81-27: Peak Pricing, Congestion and Fairness
William J. Baumol and Dietrich Fischer
81-26: Invulnerability Without Threat: The Swiss Concept of General Defense
Dietrich Fischer
81-25: Equilibrium Strategies For Final-Offer Arbitration
Steven J. Brams and Samuel Merrill
81-24: OPEC: Retrospective and Prospects, 1973-1990
Dermot Gately
81-23: The Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Parameters Contained within Finitely Bounded Compact Sets: Some Preliminary Results
James B. Ramsey
81-22: Knowing, Expecting, and Theorizing
Driscoll, Gerald P.,
81-21: Additive Decomposable Inequality Measures
R. Robert Russell
81-20: A Theory of Economic Loss in the Law of Torts
Mario J. Rizzo
81-19: Profitability and Growth: A Model of Capital Accumulation in an Economy with Capital Shortage and Excess Supply of Labour
Pentti J.K. Kouri
81-18: The Imputation Theory of Proximate Cause: An Economic Framework
Mario J. Rizzo
81-17: Macroeconomic Adjustment to Interest Rate Disturbances: Real and Monetary Aspects
Pentti J.K. Kouri
81-16: Allen and Kenen on Asset Markets, Exchange Rates, and Economic Integration: A Review Article
Pentti J.K. Kouri
81-15: Modeling OPEC Behavior
Dermot Gately
81-14: An Alternative Perspective on Econometric Tests of the National Expectations Hypothesis
Roman Frydman and Mark Schankerman
81-13: Arbitrage, Hedging and Equilibrium in Futures Markets
Jess Benhabib and Clive Bull
81-12: Towards an Understanding of Market Processes: Individual Expectations, Market Behavior and Convergence to Rational Expectations Equilibrium
Roman Frydman
81-11: The Optimal Quantity of Money: A Formal Treatment
Jess Benhabib and Clive Bull
81-10: The Effect of Risk on Interest Rates: A Synthesis of the Macroeconomic and Financial Views
Pentti J.K. Kouri
81-09: Balance of Payments and the Foreign Exchange Market: A Dynamic Partial Equilibrium Model
Pentti J.K. Kouri
81-08: Why Take a Game Theoretical Approach to Economics? Institutions, Economics and Game Theory
Andrew Schotter
81-07: On Blame-Free and Theft-Free Allocations and Equilibria
Andrew Schotter
81-06: Dynamics of an Arms Race With Offensive or Defensive Arms
Dietrich Fischer
81-05: An Economic Definition of Predatory Product Innovation
Janusz A. Ordover and Robert D. Willig
81-04: Product Liability Rules and Moral Hazard
John Kambhu
81-03: Perspectives on the Stagflation of the 1970’s
Pentti J.K. Kouri and Jorge Braga de Macedo
81-02: Rational Expectations, Monetary Data and Fed Watching
Clive Bull