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077: Smoking and Endogenous Mortality: Does Heterogeneity in Life Expectancy Explain Differences in Smoking Behavior?

Valérie Lechene and Jerome Adda

076: Is Trust Self-Fulfilling? An Experimental Study

Michael Bacharach, Gerardo A. Guerra and Daniel John Zizzo

075: The Determinants of Up-Front Fees on Bank Loans to LDC Sovereigns

Issam Hallak

074: A Critique of the Cooper Report on the Adequacy of the IMF Quota Formulas

Ariel Buira

073: The Governance of the International Monetary Fund

Ariel Buira

072: Normal Modified Stable Processes

Neil Shephard and Ole E. Barndorff-Nielsen

071: Econometric Analysis of Realised Volatility and Its Use in Estimating Stochastic Volatility Models

Neil Shephard and Ole E. Barndorff-Nielsen

070: Caring and Sharing: Tests Between Alternative Models of Intra-Household Allocation

Valérie Lechene and Martin Browning

069: Cost Sharing in Health Service Provision: An Empirical Assessment of Cost Savings

James Malcomson and Martin Chalkley

068: Racing with Uncertainty: A Patent Race Experiment

Daniel John Zizzo

067: Group Selection and the Evolution of Altruism

Ben Cooper and Chris Wallace

066: Human Capital Investment in the Presence of Unemployment: Application to University Enrolment in Spain

Rosa M. Fernandez and Etsuro Shioji

065: Currency Boards and Currency Crises

Gregor Irwin

064: Certification Disclosure and Informational Efficiency: A Case for Ordered Ranking of Levels

Gerardo A. Guerra

063: Keeping Up With the Joneses and Unemployment Risk

Patrick Toche

062: Is There a Growth-Unemployment Trade-Off?

Patrick Toche

061: A Study in Structural Change: Relative Earnings in Wales Since the 1970s

Gavin Cameron, John Muellbauer and Jonathan Snicker

060: Classical and Modern Business Cycle Measurement: The European Case

Hans-Martin Krolzig and Juan Toro

059: A New Approach to the Analysis of Business Cycle Transitions in a Model of Output and Employment

Hans-Martin Krolzig and Juan Toro

058: Modelling Business Cycle Features Using Switching Regime Models

Hans-Martin Krolzig and Michael Peter Clements

057: Choices Between Simple and Compound Lotteries: Experimental Evidence and Neural Network Modelling

Daniel John Zizzo

056: Between Utility and Cognition: The Neurobiology of Relative Position

Daniel John Zizzo

055: Public Policy and Unemployment in Interwar France: An Empirical Approach

Tony Syme

054: `La France aux François!` Displacing the Foreign Worker During the 1930s Depression

Tony Syme

053: Revealed and Concealed Preferences in the Chilean Pension System: An Experimental Investigation

Abigail Barr and Truman Packard

052: Departures from Slutsky Symmetry in Noncooperative Household Demand Models

Valérie Lechene and Ian Peter Preston

051: Thailand’s Investment-Driven Boom and Crisis

David Vines and Peter Warr

050: School Quality and School Location

Terry O`Shaughnessy

049: New Labour`s Economic Policy

Andrew John Glyn and Stewart Wood

048: Unbalanced Growth

Alan Beggs

047: Host Country-Foreign Investor Bargaining Power and Investment Incentive Provisions in Multilateral Investment Agreements

Richard Mash

046: Ambiguity Aversion and Incompleteness of Financial Markets

Sujoy Mukerji and Jean-Marc Tallon

045: The Sun Also Rises: Productivity Convergence Between Japan and the USA

Gavin Cameron

044: The Spatial Division of Labor in Nepal

Marcel Fafchamps and Forhad Shilpi

043: The Changing Spatial Distribution of Economic Activity Across U.S. Counties

Marcel Fafchamps and Klaus Desmet

042: Estimates of Demand for Money and Consumption Functions for the Household Sector in Poland, 1967-1999

Antoni Chawluk

041: Optimal Income Support Targeting

Stefan De Wachter and Sebastian Galiani

040: Money Burning and Stealing in the Laboratory: How Conflicting Ideologies Emerge

Daniel John Zizzo

039: Bribing Voters

Ernesto Dal Bo

038: Factor Market Linkages in a Global Economy

Paul Oslington

037: Debt Forgiveness: The Case for Hyper-Incentive Contracts

Gordon Menzies

036: Sinking the Internet: Pricing, Sunk Costs, and Market Structure Online

Howard Smith and Simon Latcovich

035: Trends in Consumption-Based Poverty and Inequality in the European Union During the 1980s

M. Asghar Zaidi and Klaas de Vos

034: Queues and Hierarchies

Alan Beggs

033: Stochastic Evolution with Slow Learning

Alan Beggs

032: The Myth of Worksharing

Arie Kapteyn, Adriaan Kalwij and Asghar Zaidi

031: When Does the Oil Price Affect the Norwegian Exchange Rate?

Q. Farooq Akram

030: PPP Despite Real Shocks: An Empirical Analysis of the Norwegian Real Exchange Rate

Q. Farooq Akram

029: The Response of Oil Contracts to Extreme Price Movements

Kirsten Bindemann

028: Ambiguity Aversion and the Absence of Indexed Debt

Sujoy Mukerji and Jean-Marc Tallon