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Volume 64, issue 3, 1999

A better way to bootstrap pairs pp. 257-262

Emmanuel Flachaire

Predicting multinomial choices using maximum entropy pp. 263-269

Randall C. Campbell and R. Carter Hill

A theory-consistent system approach for estimating potential output and the NAIRU pp. 271-275

Mikael Apel and Per Jansson

Quantum economics, uncertainty and the optimal grid size pp. 277-278

Martin Shubik

Potential games: a purely ordinal approach pp. 279-283

Nikolai Kukushkin

An intertemporal consumption-leisure model with non-expected utility pp. 285-289

Jean-Max Koskievic

On the likelihood of a prisoners' dilemma in a differentiated duopoly pp. 291-294

Daniel Bernhofen and Laura T. Bernhofen

Statistical inference for two measures of inequality when incomes are correlated pp. 295-300

Dirk Van de gaer, Nicola Funnell and Thomas Mccarthy

Gaussian approximation of expected utility pp. 301-307

Harvey Diamond and Gregory Gelles

Is the consumption-income ratio stationary? Evidence from panel unit root tests pp. 309-314

Nicholas Sarantis and Chris Stewart

Contrasting effects of risk on investment in two sectors: evidence from Ireland on real options pp. 315-318

Ciaran Driver

A three-factor search model pp. 319-324

Paul Frijters

Target zones and small realignments pp. 325-327

Fabrice Pansard

A simple model of market liquidity pp. 329-337

Norvald Instefjord

No-arbitrage pricing for life insurance and annuities pp. 339-342

Jacques F. Carriere

Does the composition of wage and payroll taxes matter under Nash bargaining? pp. 343-349

Erkki Koskela and Ronnie Schob

Testing the convergence hypothesis: a new approach pp. 351-355

Erkin I. Bairam and Shaun McRae

Complementarity between physical and human capital, and speed of convergence pp. 357-361

Carmen D. Alvarez Albelo

The socially optimal locations of three stores with stockouts or limited product selections pp. 363-368

Ralph M. Braid

Volume 64, issue 2, 1999

On the backward induction method pp. 125-131

Charalambos D. Aliprantis

A residual based test for the null hypothesis of cointegration pp. 133-141

Zhijie Xiao

An extension of the maximum score estimator for disequilibrium models pp. 143-149

Walter J. Mayer

A simple nonlinear filter for economic time series analysis pp. 151-160

Yi Wen and Bing Zeng

Bias in maximum likelihood estimator of disequilibrium and sample selection model with error-ridden observations pp. 161-165

Shingo Takagi

Refining the Carlson-Parkin method pp. 167-171

Gunter Loffler

An observational equivalence among -control policies pp. 173-180

Kenneth Kasa

First price auctions with resale pp. 181-185

Madhurima Gupta and Bernard Lebrun

The additivity and dummy axioms in the discrete cost sharing model pp. 187-192

Yuntong Wang

Irreversible investment and the expected capital stock with stationary uncertainty pp. 193-196

Richard Mash

Currency devaluation, aggregate output, and the long run: an empirical study pp. 197-202

Kamal Upadhyaya

Asset prices and the distribution of wealth pp. 203-207

Alvaro Sandroni

Managerial equity ownership and bank performance: entrenchment or size effects? pp. 209-213

Mark Hirschey

Technical change in banking pp. 215-221

Yener Altunbas, John Goddard and Philip Molyneux

Endogenous expenditures and student achievement pp. 223-231

William Sander

Estimating the bias due to measurement error in the economic returns to schooling: evidence from the 1990 February Current Population Survey pp. 233-239

William M. Rodgers and Sarah Bruhl

Stigma effects of layoffs?: Evidence from German micro-data pp. 241-247

Christian Grund

Specialization and the big push pp. 249-255

Masao Yamada

Volume 64, issue 1, 1999

Examining the first stages of market performance: a test for evolving market efficiency pp. 1-12

Anna Zalewska-Mitura and Stephen G. Hall

Testing for a break at an unknown change-point: a test with known size in small samples pp. 13-16

Clinton A. Greene

Estimation of combined site-choice and trip-frequency models of recreational demand using choice-based and on-site samples pp. 17-23

Thomas Laitila

Estimation of the SUR Tobit model via the MCECM algorithm pp. 25-30

Huang, Ho-Chuan (River)

Time series properties of aggregated AR(1) processes with uniformly distributed coefficients pp. 31-36

Mikael Linden

A panel data analysis: research and development spillover pp. 37-41

Werner Müller and Michaela Nettekoven

Marginal effects in the censored regression model pp. 43-49

William Greene

Dynamic data envelopment analysis: modeling intertemporal behavior of a firm in the presence of productive inefficiencies pp. 51-56

Jiro Nemoto and Mika Goto

The convergence of fictitious play in 3 x 3 games with strategic complementarities pp. 57-60

Sunku Hahn

Testing the rank of Engel curves with endogenous expenditure pp. 61-65

Panayiota Lyssiotou, Panos Pashardes and Thanasis Stengos

Equilibrium price paths in sequential auctions with stochastic supply pp. 67-72

Thomas Jeitschko

The effect of barter on the demand for money: an empirical analysis pp. 73-80

Akbar Marvasti and David J. Smyth

Regression vs. non-regression models of normal returns: implications for event studies pp. 81-85

John Cable and Kevin Holland

What is the value of knowing uninformed trades? pp. 87-98

Fan Yu

An economic analysis of child labor pp. 99-105

Priya Ranjan

Quality choice and the Coase problem pp. 107-115

Woody Chih-Yi Chi

Which comes first, jobs or people? An analysis of the recent stylized facts pp. 117-123

Mark Partridge and Dan Rickman