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89-23: MONOTONICITY IN GAMES THAT EXHAUST GAINS TO SCALE
Suzanne Scotchmer and Myrna Wooders 89-22: TECHNOLOGICAL LICENCING AND THE NOVELTY REQUIREMENT IN PATENT LAW
J. Green and Suzanne Scotchmer 89-21: THE MONEY AND BOND MARKETS IN FRANCE SEGMENTATION VS. INTEGRATION
B. Dumas and B. Jacquillat 89-20: STRATEGIC USE OF UNTIDUMPING LAW TO ENFORCE TACIT INTERNATIONAL COLLUSION
Robert W. Staiger and F.A. Wolak 89-19: A MODEL OF GROWTH WITH TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION
M.E. Maniagurria 89-18: A DYNAMIC MODEL OF INTERNATIONAL TRANSFERS OF TECHNOLOGY
M.E. Muniagurria 89-17: PROJECTING THE MEDICAL COSTS OF HIV/AIDS: AN UPDATE WITH FOCUS ON POLITICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
J.W. Hat 89-16: ALTRUISM, BORROWING CONSTRAINTS, AND SOCIAL SECURITY
D. Altig and Steven Davis 89-15: ECONOMIC APPROACHES TO THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ORGANIZATIONS
E.P. Lazear 89-14: DO BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC HISTORIANS UNDERSTAND CORPORATIONS?
R. Hessen 89-12: THE CRIME OF 1873
Milton Friedman 89-11: A SYNTHESIS OF THE BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF WELFARE DEPENDENCY AND AN ASSESSMENT OF THE FIDINGS
T. McCurdy 89-10: MEASURES OF WELFARE DEPENDENCY: AN EVALUATION
T. Macurdy 89-9: PENSIONS AND DEFERRED BENEFITS AS STRATEGIC COMPENSATION
E.P. Lazear 89-8: PRICE AND QUALITY IN A NEW PRODUCT MONOPOLY
Kenneth L. Judd and Michael H. Riordan 89-7: CHEAP TALK WITH TWO AUDIENCES
Joseph Farrell and R. Gibbons 89-6: PERFORMANCE OF CURRENCY PORTFOLIOS CHOSEN BY A BAYESIAN TECHNIQUE: 1967- 1985
B. Dumas and B. Jacquillat 89-5: PEER PRESSURE AND PARTNERSHIP
Eugene Kandel and E.P. Lazear 89-4: ADVERSE SELECTION IN CREDIT MARKETS AND INFANT INDUSTRY PROTECTION
H. Flam and Robert W. Staiger 89-3: HORIZONTAL MERGERS: AN EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS
Joseph Farrell and Carl Shapiro 89-2: NOVELTY AND DISCLOSURE IN PATENT LAW
Suzanne Scotchmer and J. Green 89-1: NURSING HOME UTILIZATION AMONG THE HIGH-RISK ELDERLY
A.M. Garber and T. Macurdy 88-49: DECENTRALIZATION, DEPLICATION AND DELAY
P. Bolton and J. Ferrel (Joseph Farrell )88-47: STARTEGIC BARGAINING MODELS AND INTERPRETATION ON STRIKE DATA
J. Kennam and Robert Butler Wilson (John Kennan )88-46: RAISING AN ARMY: A POSITIVE THEORY OF MILITARY RECRUITMENT
Thomas Wayne Ross 88-45: OPTIMAL CONTRACTS WITH LOCK-IN
Joseph Farrell and Carl Shapiro 88-44: ARE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES COMPOSED OF PREFERENCE OUTLIERS?
K. Krehbiel 88-43: SOPHISTICATED VOTING IN CONGRESS: A RECONSIDERATION
K. Krehbiel and D. Rivers 88-42: MALTHUS AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE WELFARE STATE: AN ESSAY ON THE SECOND INVISIBLE HAND
M. Bernstam 88-41: MALTHUS AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE WELFARE STATE: AN ESSAY ON THE SECOND INVISIBLE HAND
M.S. Bernstam 88-40: COLLECTIVE CHOICE WITHOUT PROCEDURAL COMMITMENT
T.W. Gilligan and K. Krehbiel 88-39: A THEORY OF MANAGED TRADE
Kyle Bagwell and Robert W. Staiger 88-38: EXCHANGEABILITY AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE ECONOMY: A PRELIMINARY PROCESS ANALYSIS
J.J. McCall 88-37: AN INTRODUCTION TO EXCHANGEABILITY AND ITS ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS
J.J. McCall 88-36: ECONOMETRIC ISSUES IN MODELING THE COSTS OF AIDS
J.W. Hay 88-35: GOVERNMENT DEBT, REDISTRIBUTIVE FISCAL POLICIES, AND THE INTERACTION BETWEEN BORROWING CONSTRAINTS AND INTERGENERATIONAL ALTRUISM
D. Altig and Steven Davis 88-34: ADJUSTING TO AN AGING LABOR FORCE
E.P. Lazear 88-33: THE EVOLUTION OF CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET DECISIONMAKING AND THE EMERGENCE OF FEDERAL DEFICITS
J.F. Cogan 88-32: SHORT-RUN SUPPLY WITH CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS
V.Y. Suslow and Timothy Bresnahan 88-31: INTERTEMPORAL PRICE COMPETITION
Jonathan Eaton and M. Engers 88-30: THE FIRM AND WORKERS LOYALITY
Jonathan Eaton 88-29: THE PENSION INDUCEMENT TO RETIRE: AN OPTION VALUE ANALYSIS
James H. Stock and David Wise 88-28: PENSIONS, THE OPTION VALUE OF WORK, AND RETIREMENT
James H. Stock and David Wise 88-27: SCHUMPETER AND HIS CRITICS ON THE FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
A. Wortham 88-26: SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BIAS IN DISAGGREGATED ECONOMETRIC MODELS
John Kennan 88-25: MULTIPLICITY OF EQUILIBRIA AND FLUCTUATIONS IN AN IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE ECONOMY WITH ENTRY AND EXIT
Satyajit Chatterjee and R. Cooper 88-24: CANADA'S NEW COMPETITION POLICY
C.J. Maule and Thomas Wayne Ross 88-23: EQUILIBRIUM INTERPRETATIONS OF EMPLOYMENT AND REAL WAGE FLUCTUATIONS
John Kennan 88-22: SUBSIDIES TO PRIVATE SPENDING ON PUBLIC GOODS
R.D. Roberts 88-21: U.S. TAX LAWS AND CAPITAL FLIGHT FROM LATIN AMERICA
Charles E. Mclure 88-20: ON THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF CASH TRANSFERS AND SUBSIDIES
Thomas Wayne Ross 88-19: WHY SHORT-LAGGED RELATIONSHIPS ARE MORE EASILY IDENTIFIED
G.M. Fremling and J.R. Lott 88-18: MALE-FEMALE WAGE DIFFERENTIALS IN JOB LADDERS
E.P. Lazear and Sherwin Rosen 88-17: JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES
Milton Friedman 88-16: UNCERTAINTY AND THE CHOICE OF TRADE POLICY IN OLIGOPOLISTIC INDUSTRIES
R. Cooper and Raymond G. Riezman 88-15: ANALYSIS AND REFORM OF THE COLOMBIAN TAX SYSTEM
Charles E. Mclure 88-14: LESSONS FOR LDCS OF U.S. INCOME TAX REFORM
Charles E. Mclure 88-13: FISCAL POLICY AND EQUITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Charles E. Mclure 88-12: POLITICIANS, INTEREST GROUPS, AND REGULATORS: A MULTIPLE- PRINCIPALS AGENCY THEORY OF REGULATION (OR: LET THEM BE BRIBED)
Pablo T. Spiller
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