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814: Equilibrium in Competing Networks with Differentiated Products
André Jean-Louis de Palma and Luc Leruth 813: Endogenous Price Fluctuations in an Optimizing Model of a Monetary Economy
Kiminori Matsuyama 812: A Theory of Sectoral Adjustment
Kiminori Matsuyama 811: Equilibrium Wage Distrihutions: A Synthesis
Dale T. Mortensen 810: The Persistence and Indeterminacy of Unemployment in Search Equilibrium
Dale T. Mortensen 809: Real Business Cycles in a Dynamic Labor Contract Equilibrium
Hiroshi Osano 808: High and Declining Prices Signal Product Quality
Kyle Bagwell and Michael H. Riordan 807: Random Reservation Prices and Bidding Behavior in OCS Drainage Auctions
Kenneth Hendricks , Robert H. Porter and Richard H. Spady 806: Calculating the Cost of Capital for the Purposes of Input Substitution
William P. Rogerson 805: Veto Threats: Rhetoric in a Bargaining Model
Steven A. Matthews 804: Efficient Sequential Bargaining
Lawrence M. Ausubel and Raymond J. Deneckere 803: Small Talk and Cooperation A Note on Bounded Rationality
Eitan Zemel 802: The Limits of Monopolization Through Acquisition
Morton I. Kamien and Israel Zang 801: A Theory of Managed Trade
Kyle Bagwell and Robert W. Staiger 800: Internal Correlation in Repeated Games
Ehud Lehrer 799: Competitively Cost Advantageous Mergers and Monopolization
Morton I. Kamien and Israel Zang 798: Consumer-Benefited Cartels Under Strategic Capital Investment Competition
Akihiko Matsui 797: A Note on Fiscal Policy Under Flexible Exchange Rates
Pekka Ahtiala 796: Mechanism Design
Roger B. Myerson 795: Involuntary Unemployment and the Threat to Shirking Workers
Hiroshi Osano 794: The Potential Disadvantage of Becoming Too Large In Duopolistic Industry
Chaim Fershtman and Eitan Muller 793: The Nature of Equilibria in the Buyer's Bid Double Auction
Steven R. Williams 792: Corporate Spinoffs in an Agency Framework
Debra J. Aron 791: Full Bayesian Implementation
Matthew O. Jackson 790: Equilibrium, Price Formation and the Value of Information in Economies with Privately Informed Agents
Matthew O. Jackson 789: On The Order of Eliminating Dominated Strategies
Ehud Kalai and Eitan Zemel 788: Information and Time-Of-Use Decisions in Stochastically Congestable Facilities
Richard J. Arnott 787: Advertising, Coordination, and Signaling
Kyle Bagwell and Garey Ramey 786: Information Leakage Forces Cooperation
Akihiko Matsui 785: Bertrand Competition with Subcontracting
Morton I. Kamien 784: Stationary Sequential Equilibria in Bargaining With Two-Sided Incomplete Information
Lawrence M. Ausubel and Raymond J. Deneckere 783: Bounded Rationality and Strategic Complexity in Repeated Games
Ehud Kalai 782: A Theory of Voting Equilibria
Roger B. Myerson and Robert James Weber 781: Similarity of Correlated Equilibria
Kevin Cotter 780: Public Utility Pricing and Capacity Choice Under Risk: A Rational Expectations Approach
Stephen Coate and John C. Panzer 779: On Existence of a Nash Equilibrium Point in N-Person Nunzero Sum Stochastic Jump Differential Games
Birger Wernerfelt 778: Market Frictions and Posted Prices
Birger Wernerfelt 777: Nash and Correlated Equilibria: Some Complexity Considerations
Itzhak Gilboa and Eitan Zemel 776: Resale-Proof Trades of Information
Mikio Nakayama 775: Bargaining with Common Values
Daniel R. Vincent 774: Partially-Revealing Rational Expectations Equilibrium In A Competitive Economy
Lawrence M. Ausubel 773: Price Leadership
Raymond Deneckere and Dan Kovenock 772: Dynamic Monopoly Power When Search is Costly
Kyle Bagwell and Michael Peters 771: Quality vs. Quantity in Military Procurement: An Organizational Theory of Decision Bias
William P. Rogerson 770: Dynamic Auctions
Daniel R. Vincent 769: Managerial Incentives in An Entrepreneurial Stock Market Model
R. E. Kihlstrom and Steven A. Matthews 768: Testing Between Competing Models of Business Cycles: The Efficient Long-Term Contract Hypothesis Versus the Intertemporal Substitution Hypothesis
Hiroshi Osano and T. Inoue 767: Sustainable Matching Plans with Adverse Selection
Roger B. Myerson 766: Efficient Investment and Trade with Asymmetric Information
William P. Rogerson 765: A Strategic Form for a Convex Game
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