Department of Economics

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01-08: Misinterpreting a Failure to Disconfirm as a Confirmation: A Recurrent Misreading of Significance Tests

Thomas Mayer

01-07: Calibration and the Volatility of Labor: A Cautionary Note

Kevin Salyer

01-06: The Response of Term Rates to Monetary Policy Uncertainty

Oscar Jorda and Kevin Salyer

01-05: A Frequent Misuse of Significance Tests

Thomas Mayer

01-04: The Announcement Effect: Evidence from Open Market Desk Data

Selva Demiralp and Oscar Jorda

01-02: Monetary Policy Coordination: A New Empirical Approach

Paul Bergin and Oscar Jorda

01-01: Truth and Robustness in Cross-country Growth Regressions

Kevin D. Hoover and Stephen Perez

00-13: A New Application of Taylor Rules: Model Evaluation

Kevin Salyer and Kristin Van Gaasback

00-12: Imputation and Price Indexes: Theory and Evidence from the International Price Program

Robert C. Feenstra and Walter Erwin Diewert

00-11: Telecommunications Regulation and New Services: a Case Study at the State Level

James E. Prieger

00-10: Conditional Moment Tests for Parametric Duration Models

James E. Prieger

00-09: A Generalized Parametric Selection Model for Non-Normal Data

James E. Prieger

00-08: Regulation, Innovation, and the introduction of new telecommunications services

James E. Prieger

00-07: Noncentral Student distributed LS and IV Estimators

Leon Wegge

00-06: Improving Communication in Economics: A Task for Methodologists

Thomas Mayer

00-05: Measuring Systematic Monetary Policy

Kevin D. Hoover and Oscar Jorda

00-04: THE ‘FLYPAPER EFFECT’ IS NOT AN ANOMALY

John Roemer and Joaquim Silvestre

00-03: TO WHAT EXTENT DO FISCAL REGIMES EQUALIZE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCOME ACQUISITION AMONG CITIZENS

John Roemer

00-02: STOCHASTIC PROCESSES SUBJECT TO TIME SCALE TRANSFORMATIONS: AN APPLICATION TO HIGH-FREQUENCY FX DATA

Oscar Jorda and Massimiliano Marcellino

00-01: THE ROLE OF IDEOLOGY IN DISAGREEMENTS AMONG ECONOMISTS. A QUANTITATIVE ANALISIS

Thomas Mayer

99-13: The Stock Market in the Overlapping Generations

Michael Magill and Martine Quinzii

99-8: Equalizing educational opportunity through educational finance reform

Julian R. Betts and John Roemer

99-07: A model for the federal funds rate target

James Hamilton and Oscar Jorda

99-06: The Pavlovian Response of Term Rates to Fed Announcements

Selva Demiralp and Oscar Jorda

99-05: Some Practical Aspects of Pluralism in Economics Truth is so important, however, that it behooves us not to jump to conclusions about it (Samuels, 1997)

Thomas Mayer

99-04: Using Government Documents to Assess the Influence of Academic Research on Macroeconomic Policy

Thomas Mayer

99-03: The Retirement Behavior of Married Couples: Evidence From The Spouse’s Allowance

Michael Baker

99-02: Varieties of Interpersonal Compatibility of Beliefs

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

99-01: PRICING TO MARKET, STAGGERED CONTRACTS, AND REAL EXCHANGE RATE PERSISTENCE

Paul Bergin and Robert C. Feenstra

98-14: RECENT RESULTS ON BELIEF, KNOWLEDGE AND THE EPISTEMIC FOUNDATIONS OF GAME THEORY

Pierpaolo Battigali and Giacomo Bonanno (Pierpaolo Battigalli)

98-13: BRANCHING TIME LOGIC, PERFECT INFORMATION GAMES AND BACKWARD INDUCTION

Giacomo Bonanno

98-12: THE LOGIC OF PREDICTION

Giacomo Bonanno

98-11: THE DOMAIN OF THEORIES AND TESTS BY THE REALISM OF ASSUMPTIONS

Thomas Mayer

98-10: OFFSHORE ASSEMBLY FROM THE UNITED STATES: PRODUCTION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 9802 PROGRAM

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

98-09: THE U.S.-CHINA BILATERAL TRADE BALANCE: IT'S SIZE AND DETERMINANTS

Robert C. Feenstra, Wen Hai, Wing Woo and Shunli Yao

98-08: EQUITY, BONDS, GROWTH AND INFLATION IN A QUADRATIC INFINITE HORIZON ECONOMY

Michael Magill and Martine Quinzii

98-07: DISTRIBUTIVE CLASS POLITICS AND THE POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY OF INTERWAR EUROPE

John Roemer

98-06: INTEGRATION OF TRADE AND DISINTEGRATION OF PRODUCTION IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

Robert C. Feenstra

98-05: STAGGERED PRICE SETTING AND ENDOGENOUS PERSISTENCE

Paul Bergin and Robert C. Feenstra

98-04: FACTS AND FALLACIES ABOUT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

Robert C. Feenstra

98-03: INTERSUBJECTIVE CONSISTENCY OF KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

98-02: MONOTONICITY IMPLIES STRATEGY-PROOFNESS FOR CORRESPONDENCES

Klaus Nehring

98-01: INCENTIVE-COMPATIBLE AND EFFICIENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN LARGE ECONOMIES: AN EXACT AND LOCAL APPROACH

Klaus Nehring

97-32: RANDOM-TIME AGGREGATION IN PARTIAL AJUSTMENT MODELS

Oscar Jorda

97-31: BOETTKE'S AUSTRIAN CRITIQUE OF MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS: AN EMPIRICIST'S RESPONSE

Thomas Mayer

97-30: TWO CENTURIES OF TAXES AND SPENDING: A CAUSAL INVESTIGATION OF THE FEDERAL BUDGET PROCESS

Kevin D. Hoover and Mark V. Siegler

97-29: TECHNOLOGY SHOCKS OR COLORED NOISE? WHY REAL-BUSINESS-CYCLE MODELS CANNOT EXPLAIN ACTUAL BUSINESS CYCLES

Kevin D. Hoover and Kevin Salyer

97-28: ECONOMETRICS AND REALITY

Kevin D. Hoover

97-27: DATA MINING RECONSIDERED: ENCOMPASSING AND THE GENERAL-TO-SPECIFIC APPROACH TO SPECIFICATION SEARCH

Kevin D. Hoover and Stephen J. Perez

97-26: IMPROVED TESTING AND SPECIFICATION OF SMOOTH TRANSITION REGRESSION MODELS

Alvaro Escribano and Oscar Jorda