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Volume 63, issue 3, 1999

Approximate p-values of predictive tests for structural stability pp. 245-253

Amit Sen

Evidence for optimistic and pessimistic behavior in normal-form games pp. 255-259

Ernan Haruvy, Dale O. Stahl and Paul Wilson

Bootstrapped White's test for heteroskedasticity in regression models pp. 261-267

Jinook Jeong and Kyoungwoo Lee

Frequency domain inference for univariate impulse responses pp. 269-277

Jonathan Wright

Response surfaces estimates for the Dickey-Fuller unit root test with structural breaks pp. 279-283

Josep Lluis Carrion i Silvestre, Andreu Sansó and Manuel Artís

Estimating the fractionally integrated process in the presence of measurement errors pp. 285-294

Terence Tai Leung Chong and Gilbert Chiu-sing Lui

A new estimator of the fractionally integrated stochastic volatility model pp. 295-303

Jonathan Wright

Bayesian analysis of duration models: an application to Chapter 11 bankruptcy pp. 305-312

Kai Li

On errors in variable biases in estimates of export price elasticities pp. 313-319

Jakob Madsen

The large and the small - who exploits whom? pp. 321-326

Xiaopeng Xu

Herding over the career pp. 327-333

Christopher Avery and Judith Chevalier

(In)Flexibility and the level of output: a word of caution pp. 335-339

Louis Eeckhoudt and Nicolas Treich

Efficiency and income redistribution in the single-peaked preferences model with several commodities pp. 341-349

Pablo Amoros

Payoff dependence of comparative statics results on information structure pp. 351-354

Giovanni Immordino

Currency ratios and U.S. underground economic activity pp. 355-361

Richard D. Porter and Gretchen Weinbach

Job satisfaction and preference drift1 pp. 363-367

Wim Groot and Henriette Maassen van den Brink

Consumer switching costs and private information pp. 369-375

Erick Elder and Ted To

The effects of separability on incentive-based instrument performance pp. 377-380

Kurt A. Schwabe

Volume 63, issue 2, 1999

Consistency of two-step sample selection estimators despite misspecification of distribution pp. 129-132

Whitney Newey

On the proper bounds of the Gini correlation pp. 133-138

E. Schechtman and Shlomo Yitzhaki

Multiple spells in the Prentice-Gloeckler-Meyer likelihood with unobserved heterogeneity pp. 139-144

Jan Ondrich and Stephen E. Rhody

Time-aggregation effects on the baseline of continuous-time and discrete-time hazard models pp. 145-150

Frenkel ter Hofstede and Michel Wedel

Convergence of the static estimation toward the long run effects of dynamic panel data models pp. 151-158

Alain Pirotte

Weak exogeneity and long-run and contemporaneous identifying restrictions in VEC models pp. 159-165

Lance A. Fisher and Hyeon-seung Huh

Endogenous growth and multiplicity due to finite patents' lifetime pp. 167-173

Didier Laussel and Jules Nyssen

The replacement principle and tree structured preferences pp. 175-180

Rakesh V. Vohra

Know-how disclosure and incomplete contracts pp. 181-185

Stephanie Rosenkranz and Patrick W. Schmitz

Privatization and surplus labor in the Egyptian textile industry pp. 187-191

Hassan Y. Aly and Michael P. Shields

Second-best antitrust in general equilibrium: a special case pp. 193-199

Claus Thustrup Hansen

Existence of pure strategy Nash equilibrium in Bertrand-Edgeworth oligopolies pp. 201-206

Attila Tasnádi

Bertrand-Edgeworth equilibria with unobservable output, uncoordinated consumers and large number of firms pp. 207-211

Prabal Roy Chowdhury

Cost minimization and regulation in general equilibrium: an example pp. 213-216

Sandro Brusco

Debreu's decomposition and aggregate demand functions pp. 217-223

Andreas Loffler

Weak separability of non-tradables from consumer good imports: A simple test with evidence from Bangladesh pp. 225-234

M. Shahe Emran and Imam Alam

The comparative efficiency of ad valorem and specific taxes under monopoly and monopsony pp. 235-238

Stephen F. Hamilton

Welfare equivalent NNP under distributional objectives pp. 239-243

Thomas Aronsson and Karl-Gustaf Lofgren

Volume 63, issue 1, 1999

A matrix extension of the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality pp. 1-3

Gautam Tripathi

A comparison of the power of some tests for conditional heteroscedasticity pp. 5-17

Anne Peguin-Feissolle

Inconsistency of a proposed nonlinear instrumental variables estimator for probit and logit models with endogenous regressors pp. 19-21

Marcel G. Dagenais

A lag augmentation test for the cointegrating rank of a VAR process pp. 23-27

Helmut Lütkepohl and Pentti Saikkonen

Non-binary choice functions on non-compact sets pp. 29-32

Juan Vicente Llinares and M. Carmen Sanchez

An axiomatic characterization of efficiency indices pp. 33-37

Flemming Christensen, Jens Leth Hougaard and Hans Keiding

Total factor productivity measurement and human capital in OECD countries pp. 39-44

Joaquin Maudos, José Pastor and Lorenzo Serrano

On evaluating social welfare by sequential generalized Lorenz dominance pp. 45-53

Efe Ok and Peter J. Lambert

Technological change in optimal non-linear pricing pp. 55-59

Lionel Thomas

The supremum argument in the new approach to the existence of equilibrium in vector lattices pp. 61-65

M. Khan, Rabee Tourky and Rajiv Vohra

Sunpsots and cycles reconsidered1 pp. 67-75

Subir Chattopadhyay and Thomas J. Muench

Appropriation possibilities in a simple exchange economy pp. 77-83

Charles Anderton

Gamblers favor skewness, not risk: Further evidence from United States' lottery games pp. 85-90

Thomas Garrett and Russell S. Sobel

Income uncertainty and the demand for annuities pp. 91-96

Michel Strawczynski

Price level trend-stationarity and the instruments and targets of monetary policy: An empirical note pp. 97-101

Peter Kugler

Compensating wage differentials and the value of life pp. 103-109

Ian Dobbs

Technology and the US labor market: Evidence from the sectoral and regional decomposition of the change in the US workforce skill mix pp. 111-118

Nafez Alyan

Gender differences in earnings among economics and business faculty pp. 119-125

Michael Robinson and James Monks