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92-1: Coordination Economies, advertising and Search Behavior in Retail Markets

Kyle Bagwell and Garey Ramey

91-15: Conspicuous Consumption, Pure Profits, and the Luxury Tax: Some Surprising Consequences of Perfect Competition

L.S. Bagwell and B. Douglas Bernheim (Laurie Simon Hodrick)

91-14: An Approach to Equilibrium Selection

Akihiko Matsui and Kiminori Matsuyama

91-13: Prices and Wages in Transition Economies

E.P. Lazear

91-12: Competitive Limit Pricing Under Imperfect Information

Kyle Bagwell

91-11: Pricing to Signal Product Line Quality

Kyle Bagwell

91-10: A quasi Process Free Valuation Model of Floating Rate Instruments

B. Jacquillat and S. de Laguiche

91-9: The Monetary Value of Conscription

J.R. Oneal

91-8: Debt, Asymmetric Information, and Bankruptcy

James A Kahn

91-7: Why is Production More Volatile Than Sales? Theory and Evidence on the Stockout-Avoidance Motive for Inventory-Holding

James A Kahn

91-6: Business, Health Care Costs and Competition

Ricardo-Campbell, R.

91-5: List Price Policies and Bait-and-Switch Strategies

E.P. Lazear

91-4: A Socialist Market Economy-Can it Work?

R. Richter

91-3: The Island of Stone Money

Milton Friedman

91-2: Virtual Implementation in Iteratively Undominated Strategies: Incomplete Information

D. Abreu and Hitoshi Matsushima

91-1: Virtual Implementation in Iteratively Undominated Strategies: Incomplete Information

D. Abreu and Hitoshi Matsushima

90-25: Unemployment Compensation and Episodes of Nonemployment

R.M. Gritz and T. MaCurdy

90-24: The Job as a Concept

Edward Lazear

90-22: Political Foundations of the Thrift Debacle

T. Romer and B.R. Weingast

90-21: Determinants of Vertical Integration: An Empirical Test

M.B. Lieberman

90-20: Exit from Declinig Industries: "Shakeout" or "Stakeout"?

M.B. Lieberman

90-19: Domestic Discretionary Spending in the 1980's

J.F. Cogan and T.J. Muris

90-18: Indexation and Contract Lenght in Unionized U.S. Manufacturing

Mark Joseph Bils

90-17: Wage and Employment Patterns in Long-Term Contracts when Labor is Quasi- Fixed

Mark Joseph Bils

90-16: Selling Versus Producing in Market Fluctuations

Mark Joseph Bils

90-14: INFORMATION AND TIMING IN REPEATED PARTNERSHIPS

D. Abreu, Paul Milgrom and D. Pearce

90-14a: COLLUSIVE PRICING WITH CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS IN THE PRESENCE OF DEMAND UNCERTAINTY

Robert W. Staiger and F.A. Wolak

90-13: VIRTUAL IMPLEMENTATION IN NASH EQUILIBRIUM

D. Abreu and A. Sen (Arunava Sen and Amartya Sen)

90-12: THE WEALTH OF NATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

M.S. Bernstam

90-11: ASSESSING EMPIRICAL APPROACHES FOR ANALYZING TAXES AND LABOR SUPPLY

T. Macurdy, David A. Green and Harry J Paarsch

90-10: ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO ANALYZING ECONOMIC DATA

Milton Friedman and A.J. Schwartz

90-9: THE ECONOMETRIC IMPLICATIONS OF INCENTIVE-COMPATIBLE REGULATION

Jonathan Feinstein and F.A. Wolak

90-8: THE EFFEC OF DOMESTIC ANTIDUMPING LAW IN THE PRESENCE OF FOREIGN MONOPOLY

Robert W. Staiger and F.A. Wolak

90-7: THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF EXPECTED MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY IN SMALL OPEN ECONOMIES - AN INTERTEMPORAL APPROACH

J. Schroeder and G. Ruebel

90-6: IMPERFECT COMPETITION AND BASING-POINT PRICING: AN APPLICATION TO THE SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD INDUSTRY

T.W. Gilligan

90-5: BOOTSTRAPPING HIV/AIDS PROJECTION MODELS: BACK CALCULATION WITH LINEAR INEQUALITY-CONSTRAINTED REGRESSION

J.W. Hay and F.A. Wolak

90-4: WHY IS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE IN PHILADELPHIA SO DAMN EXPENSIVE?

Eric F. Smith and Randall Wright

90-3: THE ECONOMICS OF INTERNAL LABOR MARKET

M.L. Wachter and Randall Wright

90-2: THE SENSITIVITY OF STRATEGIC AND CORRECTIVE R & D POLICY IN BATTLES FOR MONOPOLY

Kyle Bagwell and Robert W. Staiger

90-1: THE SENSITIVITY OF STRATEGIC AND CORRECTIVE R & D POLICY IN OLIGOPOLY INDUSTRIES

Kyle Bagwell and R.W. Straiger

89-33: GROSS JOB CREATION, GROSS JOB DESTRUCTION AND EMPLOYMENT REALLOCATION

Steven Davis and John Haltiwanger

89-32: THE TIMING OF INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSFER, TAX POLICY, AND AGGREGATE SAVINGS

D. Altig and Steven Davis

89-31: A RESPECTIVE ON RENEGOTIATION IN REPEATED GAMES

D. Abreu and D. Pearce

89-30: WAGE STRUCTURE WITH MORAL HAZARD IN JOB RESEARCH

K.C. Lam, Pw. Liu and R.Y.C. Wong

89-29: SACRIFICE AND STIGMA REDUCING FREE-RIDING IN CULTS, COMMUNES, AND OTHER COLLECTIVES

Laurence Iannaccone

89-28: MONEY AS A MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE IN AN ECONOMY WITH ARTIFICIALLY INTELLIGENT AGENTS

Ramon Marimon, Ellen R. McGrattan and Thomas Sargent

89-27: COORDINATING RESEARCH THROUGH RESEARCH JOINT VENTURES

N. Gandal and Suzanne Scotchmer

89-26: MOBILITY AND REDISTRIBUTION

D. Epple and T. Romer

89-25: STANDARDIZATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

J. Farell (Joseph Farrell)

89-24: BIMETALLISM REVISITED

Milton Friedman