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Volume 81, issue 3, 2003

Free entry does not imply zero profits pp. 285-290

Sjaak Hurkens and Nir Vulkan

Population aging and economic growth: political economy and open economy effects pp. 291-296

Mehmet Tosun

Optimum currency area in Europe: an alternative assessment pp. 297-304

Yoonbai Kim and Hwee Kwan Chow

Firms' expectations and employment behaviour: evidence from a panel of UK manufacturing firms pp. 305-308

Philip Stevens

Shortfalls of panel unit root testing pp. 309-313

Jack Strauss and Taner Yigit

Does greater trade openness reduce inflation? Further evidence using panel data techniques pp. 315-319

Adolfo Sachsida, Francisco Carneiro and Paulo Loureiro

Simplified marginal effects in discrete choice models pp. 321-326

Soren Anderson and Richard Newell

Aggregation and representative firm in the theory of investment pp. 327-331

Takashi Matsumoto

Reasons for job change and the disposition of pre-retirement lump-sum pension distributions pp. 333-339

Gary V. Engelhardt

Bargaining under time pressure in an experimental ultimatum game pp. 341-347

Matthias Sutter, Martin Kocher and Strau[ss], Sabine

Nonparametric cointegration analysis of the nominal interest rate and expected inflation rate pp. 349-354

Daiki Maki

A fractional multivariate long memory model for the US and the Canadian real output pp. 355-359

Luis Gil-Alana

Inada conditions imply that production function must be asymptotically Cobb-Douglas pp. 361-363

Paulo Barelli and Samuel de Abreu Pessoa

Breaking date misspecification error for the level shift KPSS test pp. 365-371

Josep Carrion-i-Silvestre

A three-regime real-time indicator for the US economy pp. 373-378

Laurent Ferrara

How quasi rational are you II? Chern curvature measures local failure of the expected utility maximization axioms pp. 379-382

Thomas Russell

About the right weights of the social welfare function when needs differ pp. 383-387

Alain Trannoy

Recession aversion, output and the Kydland-Prescott Barro-Gordon model pp. 389-394

Stefan Gerlach

A score-type and a Hausman-type statistic based on nonsingular generalized inverses pp. 395-401

Noxy Dastoor

Gender differences in rent sharing and its implications for the gender wage gap, evidence from Sweden pp. 403-410

Lena Nekby

Volume 81, issue 2, 2003

Capital income taxation, equilibrium determinacy, and the Taylor principle pp. 147-153

Øistein Røisland

An indirect test for whether restricting Medicaid funding for abortion increases pregnancy-avoidance behavior pp. 155-163

Bisakha Sen

A maximum likelihood estimator based on first differences for a panel data Tobit model with individual specific effects pp. 165-172

Adriaan Kalwij

Can time preference be an instrument for price discrimination? pp. 173-177

Suchan Chae

Can monetizing trade lower welfare? An example pp. 179-186

Gabriele Camera, Robert Reed and Christopher Waller

Tests for time reversibility: a complementarity analysis pp. 187-195

Jorge Belaire-Franch and Dulce Contreras

Internet and peer-to-peer distributions in markets for digital products pp. 197-203

Amit Gayer and Oz Shy

Network competition with price discrimination: 'bill-and-keep' is not so bad after all pp. 205-213

Carlo Cambini and Tommaso Valletti

GARCH estimation and discrete stock prices: an application to low-priced Australian stocks pp. 215-222

Henrik Amilon

The specification of the aggregate production function in the presence of inefficiency pp. 223-226

Richard Kneller and Philip Stevens

Protecting foreign inventors or a learning channel? Evidence from patents granted in Taiwan pp. 227-231

Yang

Time-series tests of convergence and transitional dynamics pp. 233-240

Anusua Datta

Inverted U-shaped fertility dynamics, the poverty trap and growth pp. 241-248

Ken Tabata

Forward-looking behavior and optimal discretionary monetary policy pp. 249-256

Kevin Lansing and Bharat Trehan

Spatial price competition between large and small stores with stockouts or limited product selections pp. 257-262

Ralph M. Braid

Money burning and rank egalitarianism with random dictators pp. 263-266

Daniel Zizzo

Communication in ultimatum games pp. 267-271

Frederick W. Rankin

Consistency of the stationary bootstrap under weak moment conditions pp. 273-278

Silvia Goncalves and Robert de Jong

Comparative advantage and the pursuit of strategic trade policy pp. 279-283

David Collie and David de Meza

Volume 81, issue 1, 2003

Optimal trading mechanisms for an informed seller pp. 1-8

Rolf Tisljar

A note on the determinants of labour share movements pp. 9-12

Sebastian Kessing

Logarithmic spurious regressions pp. 13-21

Robert de Jong

Pre vs. post-award subcontracting plans in procurement bidding pp. 23-30

Francois Marechal and Pierre-Henri Morand

The impact of local funding on the technical efficiency of Oklahoma schools pp. 31-37

Lee Adkins and Ronald Moomaw

Time reversibility tests of volume-volatility dynamics for stock returns pp. 39-45

Wai Mun Fong

Monetary models and technology shocks pp. 47-53

Liam Graham

Taylor rules, omitted variables, and interest rate smoothing in the US pp. 55-59

Efrem Castelnuovo

Aggregated versus disaggregated data in regression analysis: implications for inference pp. 61-65

Thomas Garrett

Endogenous deregulation: evidence from OECD countries pp. 67-71

Tomaso Duso and Lars-Hendrik Roller

A general strategy proof fair allocation mechanism pp. 73-79

Ning Sun and Zaifu Yang

The impossibility of meaningful efficient market parameters in testing for the spot-forward relationship in foreign exchange markets pp. 81-87

Peijie Wang and Trefor Jones

A new characterization of the majority rule pp. 89-94

Gerhard J. Woeginger

A generalized pricing rule for multi-market Cournot oligopoly pp. 95-99

Dennis L. Weisman

Capital adjustment costs and firm risk aversion pp. 101-107

Eva Carceles Poveda

Permanent-transitory decompositions and traditional measures of core inflation pp. 109-116

Antonio Ribba

An example of nonlinear endogenous business cycle model: build in the trade union pp. 117-124

Shin Imoto

Does monetary policy become more desirable as it becomes less effective? pp. 125-128

Scott Sumner

A stock market boom during a financial crisis?: ADRs and capital outflows in Argentina pp. 129-136

Michael Melvin

Measurement error and the profitability of interventions: a closer look at SNB transactions data pp. 137-142

Andreas Fischer

Collusive price can be lower than equilibrium price if there is search cost pp. 143-146

Hyung Bae