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2006, volume 74, articles s1

MARKET ORGANIZATION AND THE PRICES OF FINANCIAL ASSETS* pp. 1-23

George Constantinides

MACROECONOMETRIC MODELLING WITH A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE* pp. 24-49

Mohammad Pesaran and Ronald Smith

A MODEL OF BANK CAPITAL, LENDING AND THE MACROECONOMY: BASEL I VERSUS BASEL II* pp. 50-77

Lea Zicchino

MULTIPLE BANKING RELATIONSHIPS AND OVER‐LEVERAGE IN ITALIAN MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 78-92

Stefania Cosci and Valentina Meliciani

THE INFORMATION CONTENT OF THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES ABOUT FUTURE INFLATION—AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCOUNTING FOR A TIME‐VARYING REAL INTEREST RATE AND INFLATION RISK PREMIUM* pp. 93-115

Christian Mose Nielsen

DO EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK'S STATEMENTS STEER INTEREST RATES IN THE EURO ZONE?* pp. 116-139

Marie Musard‐gies

2006, volume 74, articles 6

A SIMPLE MODEL OF OPTIMAL TAX SYSTEMS: TAXATION, MEASUREMENT AND UNCERTAINTY* pp. 645-669

Sanjit Dhami and Ali Al‐nowaihi

EXPLAINING THE EQUITY RISK PREMIUM* pp. 670-700

Laurian Lungu and A. Patrick Minford

COORDINATION FAILURES IN NETWORK MIGRATION* pp. 701-710

Axel Heitmueller

ON THE POSSIBILITY OF PARETO‐IMPROVING PENSION REFORM* pp. 711-724

Tatiana Damjanovic

2006, volume 74, articles 5

BERTRAND GAMES WITH LIFETIME EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS AS A STRATEGIC COMMITMENT* pp. 549-557

Kazuhiro Ohnishi

MULTIPLE FACILITIES, STRATEGIC SPLITTING AND VERTICAL STRUCTURES: STABILITY, GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION RECONSIDERED* pp. 558-576

Dan Coffey and Philip Tomlinson

TWO‐STEP EMPIRICAL LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION UNDER STRATIFIED SAMPLING WHEN AGGREGATE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE* pp. 577-592

Esmeralda Ramalho and Joaquim Ramalho

A FORWARD‐LOOKING MEASURE OF THE STOCK OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN NEW ZEALAND* pp. 593-609

Trinh Le, John Gibson and Les Oxley

CAPITAL MOBILITY AND THE FELDSTEIN–HORIOKA PUZZLE: RE‐EXAMINATION OF LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES* pp. 610-616

James Payne and Risa Kumazawa

EMPLOYMENT RISK AND THE SUBSTITUTION BETWEEN SAVING AND UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE* pp. 617-625

Iltae Kim

HOW SUSTAINABLE ARE OECD CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCES IN THE LONG RUN?* pp. 626-643

Mark Holmes

2006, volume 74, articles 4

SPECIAL ISSUE ON EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS IN FINANCE AND MACROECONOMICS: EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION pp. 415-416

Philip Arestis and Georgios Chortareas

FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY IN OECD COUNTRIES: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS* pp. 417-440

Philip Arestis, Georgios Chortareas and Evangelia Desli

BANK COMPETITION, CONCENTRATION AND EFFICIENCY IN THE SINGLE EUROPEAN MARKET* pp. 441-468

Barbara Casu and Claudia Girardone

BANKING AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY PERFORMANCE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY AT THE COUNTRY LEVEL* pp. 469-482

Ana Lozano‐vivas and Jesus Pastor

ECONOMIES OF SCALE AND COST EFFICIENCIES: A PANEL‐DATA STOCHASTIC‐FRONTIER ANALYSIS OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS* pp. 483-499

Stephen Miller, Terrence M. Clauretie and Thomas M. Springer

PRODUCTIVITY, EFFICIENCY AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN EUROPEAN UNION REGIONAL MANUFACTURING: A DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS APPROACH* pp. 500-525

Alvaro Angeriz, John McCombie and Mark Roberts

DIRECT AND INDIRECT MEASURES OF CAPACITY UTILIZATION: A NON‐PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF US MANUFACTURING* pp. 526-548

Subhash Ray, Kankana Mukherjee and Yanna Wu

2006, volume 74, articles 3

OPTIMAL DECISIONS WITH LINEAR RANDOM PAYOFF* pp. 251-265

Carmen F. Menezes and X. Wang

THE CHOICE OF CAPACITY IN MIXED DUOPOLY UNDER DEMAND UNCERTAINTY* pp. 266-272

Yuanzhu Lu and Sougata Poddar

HAVE EMPLOYEES IN GERMANY RECEIVED FULL WAGE COMPENSATION AFTER A CUT IN STANDARD HOURS?* pp. 273-293

Thorsten Schank

MIXED OLIGOPOLY, PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION AND COMPETITION FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES* pp. 294-313

Pedro Cantos‐sánchez and Rafael Moner‐colonques

TARIFFS AND SUBSIDIES UNDER ASYMMETRIC OLIGOPOLY: AD VALOREM VERSUS SPECIFIC INSTRUMENTS* pp. 314-333

David Collie

COMPLEMENTARY MONOPOLY AND WELFARE: IS SPLITTING UP SO BAD?* pp. 334-349

Jolian McHardy

ON LABOUR MARKET DUALISM IN THE LEWIS MODEL: A COMMENT* pp. 350-354

Richard P. C. Brown

LABOUR MARKET DUALISM IN THE LEWIS MODEL: REPLY pp. 355-359

Gary Fields

FISCAL POLICIES AND OUTPUT IN THE LONG RUN: A PANEL COINTEGRATION APPROACH APPLIED TO THE OECD* pp. 360-388

Diego Romero‐avila

SKILL SPECIFICITY AND LABOUR MOBILITY: OCCUPATIONAL AND SECTORAL DIMENSIONS* pp. 389-413

Robert Elliott and Joanne Lindley

2006, volume 74, articles 2

PREFERENCES OVER TEMPORAL FRAMES IN DYNAMIC DECISION PROBLEMS: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION* pp. 123-137

John Hey and Massimo Paradiso

PROFIT MAXIMIZATION AND SOCIAL OPTIMUM WITH NETWORK EXTERNALITY* pp. 138-155

Uriel Spiegel, Uri Ben‐zion and Tchai Tavor

WHOLESALE PRICING WHEN BUYERS ARE ASYMMETRIC COURNOT COMPETITORS* pp. 156-169

Giuseppe Colangelo

INCOME THRESHOLDS AND GROWTH CONVERGENCE: A PANEL DATA APPROACH* pp. 170-189

Tsung‐wu Ho

DYNAMIC INCENTIVE CONTRACTS UNDER NO COMMITMENT TO PERIODIC AUDITING AND A RETROSPECTIVE PENALTY SYSTEM* pp. 190-213

Hsiao‐chi Chen

CANADIAN MONEY DEMAND FUNCTIONS: COINTEGRATION‐RANK STABILITY* pp. 214-230

Alfred Haug

ON THIRD‐DEGREE PRICE DISCRIMINATION IN OLIGOPOLY* pp. 231-249

Krishnendu Dastidar

2006, volume 74, articles 1

COMPETITION IN THE MEDIA AND ADVERTISING MARKETS pp. 1-22

Jean Gabszewicz, Didier Laussel and Nathalie Sonnac

TO SAMPLE OR NOT TO SAMPLE pp. 23-39

Hans Haller and Anthony Pavlopoulos

R&D COMPETITION AND ENDOGENOUS SPILLOVERS pp. 40-51

Jim Y. Jin and Michael Troege

THE ROLE OF R&D TECHNOLOGY IN ASYMMETRIC RESEARCH JOINT VENTURES pp. 52-63

Sami Dakhlia, Flavio Menezes and Akram Temimi

QUALITY CHOICE, SALES RESTRICTION AND THE MODE OF COMPETITION pp. 64-84

Nicolas Boccard and Xavier Wauthy

SPILLOVERS AND ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY IN A PATENT RACE pp. 85-102

Christine Halmenschlager

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, COALITIONS STABILITY AND FREE RIDING IN A GAME OF POLLUTION CONTROL pp. 103-122

Michèle Breton, Karima Fredj and Georges Zaccour

2005, volume 73, articles s1

A GENERALIZED EARNINGS‐BASED STOCK VALUATION MODEL pp. 1-31

Ming Dong and David Hirshleifer

RETURNS TO EQUITY, INVESTMENT AND Q: EVIDENCE FROM THE UK pp. 32-57

Simon Price and Christoph Schleicher

MACROECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY AND MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: ARE THEY RELATED? pp. 58-76

Don Bredin and Stilianos Fountas

MEASURING MONETARY POLICY IN THE UK: A FACTOR‐AUGMENTED VECTOR AUTOREGRESSION MODEL APPROACH pp. 77-98

Gianluca Lagana and Andrew Mountford

ESTIMATING A RISKY TERM STRUCTURE OF BRADY BONDS pp. 99-127

Aneel Keswani

2005, volume 73, articles 6

FOREIGN COMPETITION WITH LICENSING pp. 653-663

Arijit Mukherjee and Soma Mukherjee

MEASURING WELFARE CHANGES IN LABOUR SUPPLY MODELS pp. 664-685

John Creedy and Guyonne Kalb

WAGE GROWTH, HUMAN CAPITAL AND FINANCIAL INVESTMENT pp. 686-708

Sarah Brown and Karl Taylor

FORECASTING QUARTERLY AGGREGATE CRIME SERIES pp. 709-727

Michael Clements and Robert Witt

OUTPUT STABILIZATION AND REAL RIGIDITY pp. 728-736

George Bratsiotis and Christopher Martin

FRACTIONAL COINTEGRATION AND AGGREGATE MONEY DEMAND FUNCTIONS pp. 737-753

Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Luis A. Gil‐alana

2005, volume 73, articles 5

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PATENT LICENSING AND COMPETITIVE BEHAVIOR pp. 563-581

Ana Saracho

LICENSING CONTRACT IN A STACKELBERG MODEL pp. 582-598

Luigi Filippini

INVESTIGATING OKUN's LAW BY THE STRUCTURAL BREAK WITH THRESHOLD APPROACH: EVIDENCE FROM CANADA pp. 599-611

Ho‐chuan (river) Huang and Ya‐kai Chang

ON LABOUR DEMAND AND EQUILIBRIA OF THE FIRM pp. 612-619

Robert L. Vienneau

JEVONS, MILL AND THE PRIVATE LABORATORY OF THE MIND pp. 620-649

Harro Maas

2005, volume 73, articles 4

THE MACROECONOMICS OF POVERTY REDUCTION pp. 369-434

Pierre-Richard Agénor

DUAL ECONOMY MODELS: A PRIMER FOR GROWTH ECONOMISTS pp. 435-478

Jonathan Temple

FORECASTING MANUFACTURING OUTPUT GROWTH USING FIRM‐LEVEL SURVEY DATA pp. 479-499

James Mitchell, Richard Smith and Martin Weale

DISTRIBUTIONAL CONFLICT, POLITICAL CYCLES AND GROWTH pp. 500-521

Christiane Clemens and Maik Heinemann

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ENDOGENOUS FERTILITY AND INEQUALITY IN THE POLITICAL ECONOMY pp. 522-541

Andreas Schäfer

A COMPARISON OF EXCHANGE ECONOMIES WITHIN A MONETARY BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 542-562

Szilard Benk, Max Gillman and Michal Kejak

2005, volume 73, articles 3

A MONOPOLY REASON WHY AUTARKY MIGHT BE BEST FOR A LARGE COUNTRY* pp. 269-280

Yochanan Shachmurove and Uriel Spiegel

SUBSIDY IN LICENSING: OPTIMALITY AND WELFARE IMPLICATIONS* pp. 281-299

Chun‐hsiung Liao and Debapriya Sen

EARNINGS AND LINGUISTIC PROFICIENCY IN A BILINGUAL ECONOMY* pp. 300-320

Andrew Henley and Rhian Eleri Jones

EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND WAGE COMPRESSION IN BRITAIN* pp. 321-342

Filipe Almeida‐santos and Karen Mumford

CONSUMPTION ASSET PRICING MODELS: EVIDENCE FROM THE UK* pp. 343-363

Stuart Hyde and Mo Sherif

Book Reviews pp. 364-367

Terry Peach

2005, volume 73, articles 2

MODELLING THE US/UK REAL EXCHANGE RATE–REAL INTEREST RATE DIFFERENTIAL RELATION: A MULTIVARIATE REGIME SWITCHING APPROACH pp. 123-140

Angelos Kanas

REGIONAL TRADE IN SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICA: AN ANALYSIS OF EAST AFRICAN TRADE COOPERATION, 1970–2001 pp. 141-164

Colin Kirkpatrick and Matsuo Watanabe

OPTIMAL AND ADAPTIVE SEMI‐PARAMETRIC NARROWBAND AND BROADBAND AND MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION OF THE LONG‐MEMORY PARAMETER FOR REAL EXCHANGE RATES pp. 165-213

Saeed Heravi and Kerry Patterson

LABOUR MARKET DISTORTION, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND GAINFUL EFFECTS OF FOREIGN CAPITAL pp. 214-227

Sarbajit Chaudhuri

PATENT LICENSING BY A STANDARD AUCTION IN THE PRESENCE OF NETWORK EXTERNALITY pp. 228-245

Sumit Sarkar

PRICING IN THE CUSTOMER‐MARKET MODEL WITH UNCERTAINTY pp. 246-265

Ali Choudhary

2005, volume 73, articles 1

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN A STACKELBERG STRUCTURE: LICENSING CONTRACTS AND WELFARE pp. 1-28

Tarun Kabiraj

INNOVATION, LICENSING AND WELFARE* pp. 29-39

Arijit Mukherjee

COURNOT COMPETITION IN A TWO‐DIMENSIONAL CIRCULAR CITY pp. 40-49

María Isabel Berenguer Maldonado, Santiago Carbo Valverde and Miguel Ángel Fortes Escalona

INFORMATION SHARING AND OPTIMUM FINANCING MODE pp. 50-74

Gabriella Chiesa

MEANING OF ‘MORE RISK AVERSE’ WHEN PREFERENCES ARE OVER MEAN AND VARIANCE pp. 75-91

Timothy Mathews

CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS, HETEROSKEDASTICITY AND CONTAGION OF FINANCIAL CRISES pp. 92-100

Gawon Yoon

A CENTURY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE SOCIAL RETURNS TO INVESTMENT IN EQUIPMENT AND STRUCTURES pp. 101-122

Jakob Madsen