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1989-79: On SLLN for martingales with deterministic variation

K. Dzhaparidze and P. Spreij

1989-78: A model for the employment pattern of construction projects

P.H.F.M. Casteren and A.H.Q.M. Merkies

1989-76: Excess demand in the Keller model

O.J.C. Cornielje and C. Zeelenberg

1989-75: Job vacancies and employers 'search': an empirical analysis of Dutch job vacancy data

J.C. Ours

1989-74: Recente ontwikkelingen in de monetaire theorie

H. Visser

1989-73: The demand for money

H. Visser

1989-72: Hayek en Lucas: een vergelijking

R. van Zijp

1989-71: Minimality and reducibility of conditionally poisson systems with finite state space

P. Spreij

1989-70: A simple throughput estimate and error bound for a discrete-time slotted ALOHA system

N.M. van Dijk

1989-69: Personeelsadvertenties in perspectief

R.D. Bastianen and J.C. Ours

1989-68: A simplicial algorithm for the nonlinear stationary point problem of an unbounded polyhedron

Y. Dai

1989-67: Recursive approximate maximum likelihood estimation for a class of counting process models

P. Spreij

1989-66: Sensitivity analysis in discrete multiple criteria decision problems: on the siting of nuclear power plants

Piet Rietveld and R. Janssen

1989-65: Truncation of Markov decision problems with a queueing network overflow control application

N.M. van Dijk

1989-64: A consistent conditional moment test of functional form

Herman J. Bierens

1989-63: Pseudo maximum likelihood techniques in a simple rationing model of the Dutch labour market

H. Bierings and K. Sneek

1989-62: The prudential regulation of financial intermediaries under conditions of information asymmetry: some micro- and macro-economic aspects

J. Koelewijn

1989-61: The effectiveness of the international coffee agreement: a simulation study using a quarterly model of the world coffee market

Franz C. Palm and E. Vogelvang

1989-60: A discrete-time product form for random access protocols

N.M. van Dijk

1989-59: Company life history analysis and technogenesis: a spatial view

M. van Geenhuizen, Peter Nijkamp and P. Townroe

1989-58: Some major issues in regional labour market analysis

Manfred M. Fischer and Peter Nijkamp

1989-57: Services for the elderly: theoretical and empirical developments

Peter Nijkamp and A. Vollering

1989-56: Modelling environmental-economic phenomena at a regional level: methodological progress

F. Brouwer and Peter Nijkamp

1989-55: Modelling interactions between economic development and environmental change: a policy life-cycle interpretation

F. Brouwer and Peter Nijkamp

1989-54: Logit models and chaotic behaviour

Peter Nijkamp and A. Reggiani

1989-53: Spatial variations in inflow rates of unemployment in the Netherlands

C. Gorter, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

1989-52: The duration of unemployment: a proportional hazard model with non-stationary inflow rates

C. Gorter, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

1989-51: Employment impacts of infrastructure investments: a case study for the Netherlands

F. Bruinsma, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

1989-50: Devolution of transport policy in Europe

H.A. Gent and Peter Nijkamp

1989-49: Long-term tradeoffs for sustainability policies in the area of environmental toxicology: an economic analysis of a nimby syndrome

Peter Nijkamp

1989-48: Land use, economy and ecology: needs and prospects for a co-evolutionary development

Peter Nijkamp and F. Soeteman

1989-47: New information technology and spatial transport development

M. Giaoutzi and Peter Nijkamp

1989-46: Quantity and quality: evaluation indicators for our cultural-architectural heritage

Peter Nijkamp

1989-45: Industrial innovation and spatial systems: the impact of producer services

E.J. Davelaar and Peter Nijkamp

1989-44: Chaos theory and spatial dynamics

Peter Nijkamp and A. Reggiani

1989-43: Loonvorming in Nederland: koplopers en achtervolgers?

R. Huiskamp, J.C. Ours and R. Venniker

1989-42: Modelling macroeconomic employment policy: effects of fiscal and monetary policy in the Netherlands

Frank A.G. Den Butter

1989-41: Wage rigidity and the persistence of unemployment

K.A. Springer

1989-40: Labour market effects of the social security system in the Netherlands: an empirical comparison of equilibrium with disequilibrium models

Frank A.G. Den Butter and B. Compaijen

1989-38: Company strategy and the (re)design of industrial relations: some case-studies in the Netherlands

R. Huiskamp

1989-37: On regression sampling in statistical auditing: bad answers to the wrong questions?

A.F. Vos

1989-36: The importance of bias-terms for error bounds and comparison results

N.M. van Dijk

1989-35: Micro-foundations of money and finance

H. Visser

1989-34: An equivalence of communication protocols for interconnection networks

N.M. van Dijk

1989-33: Price adjustment in a two-country model

A. van den Elzen and Gerard van der Laan

1989-32: A simple performability estimate for Jackson networks with an unreliable output channel

N.M. van Dijk

1989-31: An empirical analysis of vacancy durations and vacancy flows: cyclical variation and job requirements

J.C. Ours and G. Ridder

1989-30: Tijdsindeling van huishoudelijke aktiviteiten in relatie tot kenmerken van huishoudens

Adriaan Perrels

1989-29: Product forms for queueing networks with limited clusters

N.M. van Dijk

1989-28: Exact solutions for central service systems with breakdowns

N.M. van Dijk and F.J.J. Trapman