RAND Journal of Economics

2006 - 2025

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Volume 38, issue 4, 2007

The price of advice pp. 863-880

Péter Eső and Balázs Szentes

Innovation, endogenous overinvestment, and incentive pay pp. 881-904

Roman Inderst and Manuel Klein

The rules of standard-setting organizations: an empirical analysis pp. 905-930

Benjamin Chiao, Josh Lerner and Jean Tirole

Influence through ignorance pp. 931-947

Isabelle Brocas and Juan D. Carrillo

Downstream mergers and producer's capacity choice: why bake a larger pie when getting a smaller slice? pp. 948-966

Joao Montez

Unraveling yields inefficient matchings: evidence from post-season college football bowls pp. 967-982

Guillaume Frechette, Alvin Roth and Utku Unver

Resale price maintenance and collusion pp. 983-1001

Bruno Jullien and Patrick Rey

Semiparametric estimation of multinomial discrete-choice models using a subset of choices pp. 1002-1019

Jeremy Fox

A model of mixed signals with applications to countersignalling pp. 1020-1043

Aloisio Araujo, Daniel Gottlieb and Humberto Moreira

Tacit collusion and capacity withholding in repeated uniform price auctions pp. 1044-1069

Emmanuel Dechenaux and Dan Kovenock

Relational delegation pp. 1070-1089

Ricardo Alonso and Niko Matouschek

Bidding to lose? Auctions with resale pp. 1090-1112

Marco Pagnozzi

Moonlighting: public service and private practice pp. 1113-1133

Gary Biglaiser and Ching-to Ma

Do enhancements to loyalty programs affect demand? The impact of international frequent flyer partnerships on domestic airline demand pp. 1134-1158

Mara Lederman

Market effects of environmental regulation: coal, railroads, and the 1990 Clean Air Act pp. 1159-1179

Meghan R. Busse and Nathaniel O. Keohane

Volume 38, issue 3, 2007

Advertising dynamics and competitive advantage pp. 557-592

Ulrich Doraszelski and Sarit Markovich

Go for broke or play it safe? Dynamic competition with choice of variance pp. 593-609

Axel Anderson and Luis Cabral

The design of patent pools: the determinants of licensing rules pp. 610-625

Josh Lerner, Marcin Strojwas and Jean Tirole

Do investors forecast fat firms? Evidence from the gold-mining industry pp. 626-647

Severin Borenstein and Joseph Farrell

The role of lockups in takeover contests pp. 648-669

Yeon-Koo Che and Tracy Lewis

Signalling and entry deterrence: a multidimensional analysis pp. 670-697

Kyle Bagwell

The economics of earnings manipulation and managerial compensation pp. 698-713

Keith J. Crocker and Joel Slemrod

Making a difference pp. 714-732

Patrick Francois

The boundaries of firms as information barriers pp. 733-746

Eric S. Chou

Do buyer-size discounts depend on the curvature of the surplus function? Experimental tests of bargaining models pp. 747-767

Hans-Theo Normann, Bradley Ruffle and Christopher Snyder

Stock recommendation of an analyst who trades on own account pp. 768-785

Saltuk Ozerturk

Strategic ex ante contracts: rent extraction and opportunity costs pp. 786-803

Xiny Hua

Collusion with (almost) no information pp. 804-822

Johannes Hörner and Julian Jamison

Upfront payments and exclusion in downstream markets pp. 823-843

Leslie Marx and Greg Shaffer

Experts' agency problems: evidence from the prescription drug market in Japan pp. 844-862

Toshiaki Iizuka

Volume 38, issue 2, 2007

Long-run price competition pp. 291-313

Prajit Dutta, Alexander Matros and Jörgen Weibull

Collusion under monitoring of sales pp. 314-331

Joseph E. Harrington and Andrzej Skrzypacz

Durable-goods oligopoly with secondary markets: the case of automobiles pp. 332-354

Susanna Esteban and Matthew Shum

Auctions and information acquisition: sealed bid or dynamic formats? pp. 355-372

Olivier Compte and Philippe Jehiel

Simple estimators for the parameters of discrete dynamic games (with entry/exit examples) pp. 373-399

Ariel Pakes, Michael Ostrovsky and Steven Berry

Optimal information revelation in procurement schemes pp. 400-418

Esther Gal-Or, Mordechai Gal-Or and Anthony Dukes

The welfare effects of third-degree price discrimination with nonlinear demand functions pp. 419-428

Simon Cowan

Measuring consumerwelfareinthe CPU market: anapplication of the pure-characteristics demand model pp. 429-446

Minjae Song

Product boundary, vertical competition, and the double mark-upproblem pp. 447-466

Leonard K. Cheng and Jae Nahm

Teams versus individual accountability: solving multitask problems through job design pp. 467-479

Kenneth Corts

Spatial organization of firms: the decision to split production and administration pp. 480-494

Kristin Aarland, James Davis, J. Vernon Henderson and Yukako Ono

Something to prove: reputation in teams pp. 495-511

Heski Bar-Isaac

Nonlinear pricing in an oligopoly market: the case of specialty coffee pp. 512-532

Brian McManus

Tacit collusion under interest rate fluctuations pp. 533-540

Pedro Dal Bó

Free entry and social efficiency under vertical oligopoly pp. 541-554

Arghya Ghosh and Hodaka Morita

Volume 38, issue 1, 2007

Vertical integration, exclusive dealing, and expost cartelization pp. 1-21

Yongmin Chen and Michael H. Riordan

Secrecy versus patenting pp. 22-42

Klaus Kultti, Tuomas Takalo and Juuso Toikka

Does Sutton apply to supermarkets? pp. 43-59

Paul B. Ellickson

Reliability and competitive electricity markets pp. 60-84

Paul Joskow and Jean Tirole

Exclusive contracts foster relationship-specific investment pp. 85-97

David Meza and Mariano Selvaggi

Buy or wait, that is the option: the buyer's option in sequential laboratory auctions pp. 98-118

Philippe Février, Laurent Linnemer and Michael Visser

Ordered search pp. 119-126

Maria Arbatskaya

Seasonality in the U.S. motion picture industry pp. 127-145

Liran Einav

Do switching costs make markets more or less competitive? The case of 800-number portability pp. 146-163

V. Viard

Corporate strategy and information disclosure pp. 164-184

Daniel Ferreira and Marcelo Rezende

Does divestiture crowd out new investment? The “make or buy” decision in the U.S. electricity generation industry pp. 185-213

Jun Ishii and Jingming Yan

Merger waves: a model of endogenous mergers pp. 214-226

Larry Qiu and Wen Zhou

Collusion and dynamic (under-) investment in quality pp. 227-249

Volker Nocke

Consumer preferences and product and process R&D pp. 250-268

Souresh Saha

Outsourcing, information leakage, and consulting firms pp. 269-289

Mariagiovanna Baccara