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91-10: Distribution of Economic Resources: Implications of Including the Household Production
Jens Bonke
91-09: Convergence of Preferences, Proposals, and Prospects
Hans Aage
91-08: The Baltic Republics
Hans Aage
91-07: A Kernel Variant for General Cooperative Games: Characterization Results
Flemming Christensen
91-06: A Decentralized Ramsey Growth Model with a Monopoly Union
Lars Haagen Pedersen and Peter Stephensen
91-05: Domestic and Foreign Effects on Prices in an Open Economy
Katarina Juselius
91-04: The Never Ending Controversy: Agrarian and Industrial Productivity Growth in Britain 1750-1860
Karl Gunnar Persson
91-03: A Note on the Sustainability of Primary Budget Deficits
Søren Bo Nielsen
91-02: Bayesian Analysis II: Applications to Danish Data
Y. P. Gupta
91-01: On the Nucleolus of General Cooperative Games
Flemming Christensen
90-22: Toward a Theory of Path Perfectness: Anticipated Behavior in Games of Perfect Information
Torben Tranaes
90-21: Additive Utility Functions and Other Special Functions in Economic Theory
Karl Vind and Birgit Grodal
90-20: A Learning Process for Games
Ebbe Hendon, Hans Jørgen Jacobsen, Michael Teit Nielsen and Birgitte Sloth
90-19: Common Knowledge of Price and Expected Cost in an Oligopolistic Market
Lars Tyge Nielsen
90-18: Bargaining Sets with Small Coalitions
Ulla Schjødt and Birgitte Sloth
90-17: Temporary Layoffs and Unemployment Insurance: A Supply side Macro Model
Troels Østergaard Sørensen
90-16: Non-Cooperative Models of Voting
Birgitte Sloth
90-15: Macroeconomic Policy and the External Constraint: The Danish Experience
Søren Bo Nielsen and Jørgen Søndergaard
90-14: Statistical Engel Curves, Income Distributions and the "Law of Demand"
Birgit Grodal and Werner Hildenbrand
90-13: Temporary Layoffs and Unemployment Insurance
Troels Østergaard Sørensen
90-12: Undominated Wage Rates in a Unionized Overlapping Generations Economy
Hans Jørgen Jacobsen and Christian Schultz
90-11: Long-run Relations in a Well Defined Statistical Model for the Data Generating Process. Cointegration Analysis of the PPP and the UIP Relations
Katarina Juselius
90-10: Asymmetric Information and Price Stickiness in Imperfectly Competitive Markets
Torben M. Andersen and Morten Hviid
90-09: Why Political Uncertainty May Paralyze the Housing Market
Henrik Dan Lando and Michael Teit Nielsen
90-08: Two Characterizations of Bargaining Sets
Karl Vind
90-07: Does Imperfect Competition Imply Pareto Inefficiency?
Lars Haagen Pedersen and Peter Stephensen
90-06: Functions of Matrices with Non-Negative Entries
Frank Hansen
90-05: Some Structural Hypotheses in a Multivariate Cointegration Analysis of the Purchasing Power Parity and the Uncovered Interest Parity for UK
Soren Johansen and Katarina Juselius
90-04: On the Welfare Gains From International Fiscal Coordination
Peter Birch Sørensen
90-03: A Characterization of Strongly Implementable Social Choice Correspondences
Peter Fristrup and Hans Keiding
90-02: Concrete Steps Towards Monetary Union
Daniel Gros and Niels Thygesen
90-01: Labour Productivity in Medieval Agriculture: Tuscany and the "Low Countries"
Karl Gunnar Persson
89-24: Bayesian Analysis - Applications to Danish Data
Y. P. Gupta
89-23: Market Equilibrium with Limited Liability: The Plausibility of Credit Rationing Due to Adverse Selection
Michael Teit Nielsen
89-22: Sequential Bargaining in a Market with One Seller and Two Different Buyers
Ebbe Groes and Torben Tranaes
89-21: Terms of Trade, the Current Account and Imports of Intermediates and Investment Goods
Søren Bo Nielsen
89-20: Capital Income Taxation in a Growing World Economy
Søren Bo Nielsen
89-19: On the Relation Between Maximal, Optimal and Efficient Programs
Anders Borglin
89-18: The Impossibility of "Involuntary Unemployment" in an Overlapping Generations Model with Rational Expectations
Christian Schultz
89-17: Inequality and Development - A Regression Analysis of the Cross-Country Pattern
Sven Wunder
89-16: Current Account Effects of a Devaluation in an Optimizing Model with Capital Accumulation
Søren Bo Nielsen
89-15: Taxation of Income, Consumption, and Wages in an Open Economy
Peter Birch Sørensen
89-14: Capital Income Taxation in a Growing Open Economy
Søren Bo Nielsen and Peter Birch Sørensen
89-13: Profit Sharing, Investment and Flexible Wages
Lars Haagen Pedersen
89-12: Stationary Disequilibrium Error Processes in the Danish Money Market. An Application of ML Cointegration
Katarina Juselius
89-11: The Full Information Maximum Likelihood Procedure for Inference on Cointegration - with Applications
Soren Johansen and Katarina Juselius
89-10: Asymptotical Strategy-Proofness of Scoring Methods
Peter Fristrup and Hans Keiding
89-09: Sequential Capacity and Price Choices in a Duopoly Model with Demand Uncertainty
Morten Hviid
89-08: A Two Stage Duopoly Model with Demand Uncertainty
Morten Hviid
89-07: Cheats, Banks and Liquidity Constraints
William Robert Maurice Perraudin and Bent E. Sorensen
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