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64: The impact of urban amenities on apartment prices in Münster: How important is location within a city?: Norbert Hiller
63: Economic and employment growth in Germany: The sectoral elements of Verdoorn's Law with regional data: Jens Oelgemöller
62: How disagreement about social costs leads to inefficient energy productivity investment: Achim Voß
61: Analyzing the international competitiveness of the industry in Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain using revealed comparative advantages (RCA) indicators: Jens Oelgemöller
60: The StoNED age: The departure into a new era of efficiency analysis? An MC study comparing StoNED and the "oldies" (SFA and DEA): Mark Andor and Frederik Hesse
59: Quantities vs. capacities: Minimizing the social cost of renewable energy promotion: Mark Andor, Kai Flinkerbusch and Achim Voß
58: The impact of low emission zones on PM10 levels in urban areas in Germany: Christiane Malina and Frauke Fischer
57: House prices, housing development costs, and the supply of new single-family housing in German counties and cities: Oliver W. Lerbs
56: Cash, hoarding and the underground economy: Michael Pickhardt and Jordi Sardà
55: A methodology approach to delineate functional economic market areas: With an iterative three-step spatial clustering procedure: Christian A. Oberst
54: Size and causes of the underground economy in Spain: A correction of the record and new evidence from the MCDR approach: Michael Pickhardt and Jordi Sardà
53: Income tax evasion dynamics: Evidence from an agent-based econophysics model: Michael Pickhardt and Goetz Seibold
52: A more efficient procurement mechanism for reserver capacity in the German market for balancing power: Kai Flinkerbusch
51: A Monte Carlo simulation comparing DEA, SFA and two simple approaches to combine efficiency estimates: Mark Andor and Frederik Hesse
50: Analysing growth and productivity in Syria by growth accounting: Hans Joachim Schalk
49: Walter Eucken`s principles of economic policy today: Ulrich van Suntum, Tobias Böhm, Jens Oelgemöller and Cordelius Ilgmann
48: Pareto meets Olson: A note on Pareto-optimality and group size in linear public goods games: Michael Pickhardt
47: Regional unemployment and norm-induced effects on life satisfaction: Adrian Chadi
46: The advent of corporate limited liability in Prussia 1843: Cordelius Ilgmann
45: Pareto-optimality in linear public goods games: Sascha Hokamp and Michael Pickhardt
44: The relationship between homeownership and life satisfaction in Germany: Timo Zumbro
43: Negative nominal interest rates: History and current proposals: Cordelius Ilgmann and Martin Menner
42: Employed but still unhappy? On the relevance of the social work norm: Adrian Chadi
41: Comparing cartel behavior: A simulation analysis with the System of Cartel Markers (SCM): Jan Hendrik Preißler-Jebe, Korbinian von Blanckenburg and Alexander Geist
40: Bonus payments for electricity production from renewable energy sources and the impact on the market participants' capacity choice: Kai Flinkerbusch
39: The election of a world champion: Martin Langen and Thomas Krauskopf
38: The search for optimal competitive balance in formula one: Thomas Krauskopf, Martin Langen and Björn Bünger
37: A few can do: Ethical behavior and the provision of public goods in an agent-based model: Michael Pickhardt
36: The size of the underground economy in Germany: A correction of the record and new evidence from the Modified-Cash-Deposit-Ratio approach: Michael Pickhardt and Jordi Sarda
35: Income tax evasion in a society of heterogeneous agents: Evidence from an agent-based model: Sascha Hokamp and Michael Pickhardt
34: Is there a link between home ownership and unemployment levels? Evidence from German regional data: Oliver Lerbs
33: Auswirkungen der Finanz- und Schuldenkrise auf den deutschen Eigenheimsektor: Oliver Lerbs, Christian A. Oberst and Michael Jorch
32: Perceived job insecurity, unemployment risk and international trade: A micro-level analysis of employees in German service industries: Maren Lurweg
31: International trade and individual labour market perspectives: A micro-level analysis of German manufacturing workers: Maren Lurweg and Nicole Uhde
30: Cultural infrastructure and regional economic well-being in Germany: Are we creative yet?: Thomas Krauskopf, Björn Bünger and Martin Langen
29: Why is there no revolution in North-Korea? The political economy of revolution revisited: Thomas Apolte
27: A way out of pay-as-you-go without a double burden: Ulrich van Suntum
26: Democracy and prosperity in two decades of transition: Thomas Apolte
25: Cost reduction potentials in the German market for balancing power: Kai Flinkerbusch and Michael Heuterkes
24: Economic confidence, negative interest rates, and liquidity: Towards Keynesianism 2.0: Ulrich van Suntum
23: Silvio Gesell: 'a strange, unduly neglected' monetary theorist: Cordelius Ilgmann
22: Bad banks: The case of Germany: Cordelius Ilgmann and Ulrich van Suntum
21: The decline of relational goods in the production of well-being?: Aloys Prinz and Björn Bünger
19: Sectoral job effects of trade: An input-output analysis for Germany: Maren Lurweg, Jens Oelgemöller and Andreas Westermeier
18: Jobs gained and lost through trade: The case of Germany: Maren Lurweg and Andreas Westermeier
17: From full life to balanced life: Extending Martin Seligman's route to happiness: Aloys Prinz and Björn Bünger
15: The usefulness of a Happy Income Index: Aloys Prinz and Björn Bünger
13: Does wage rigidity really exist? New evidence from US panel data: Korbinian von Blanckenburg, Alexander Geist and Jörg Schmidt
12: How to overcome the Great Financial Crisis: An asset exchange approach: Ulrich van Suntum
11: RCAs within Western Europe: Jens Oelgemöller and Andreas Westermeier
10: Quality of life in the regions: An exploratory spatial data analysis for West German labor markets: Karsten M. Rusche
9: Electricity pricing and market power: Evidence from Germany: Matthias Janssen and Magnus Wobben
8: Dynamic efficiency and reswitching: Ulrich van Suntum
6: Assimilation and cohort effects for German immigrants: Sebastian Gundel and Heiko Peters
4: Income taxes, death taxes, and optimal consumption-leisure-savings-choice: Ulrich van Suntum
3: Optimal consumption and taxation of housing: A life cycle approach: Ulrich van Suntum
2: The purchasing power argument: Could rising wages foster employment?: Ulrich van Suntum
1: The interest rate and the growth rate: Steady-state-efficiency in OLG-models: Ulrich van Suntum