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Volume 47, issue 3-4, 1995

Restrictions in labor supply estimation: Is the MaCurdy critique correct? pp. 229-235

Sören Blomquist

Testing for unit roots in flow data sampled at different frequencies pp. 237-242

Serena Ng

Aggregated heterogeneous dependent data and the logit model: A suggested approach pp. 243-248

Harry H. Kelejian

Semiparametric efficiency bounds for the binary choice and sample selection models under conditional symmetry pp. 249-253

John Xu Zheng

Response surface estimates of the KPSS stationarity test pp. 255-261

Peter Sephton

Unbiased estimation as a solution to testing for random walks pp. 263-268

Karim M. Abadir

On the possibility of stable renegotiation pp. 269-274

José Luis Ferreira

Unilateral altruism may be beneficial: A game-theoretic illustration pp. 275-281

Nirvikar Singh

On the relationship between the Frisch and Slutsky decompositions pp. 283-290

Anita Chaudhuri

A distinction between continuous-time and discrete-time models of uncertain lifetime pp. 291-296

Siu Leung

Does sunspot monetary policy matter? pp. 297-303

Piero Gottardi

On an asymptotic property of expected utility pp. 305-309

Harvey Diamond and Gregory M. Gelles

Incentive contracting with hidden choices of effort and risk pp. 311-316

Liang Zou

Time-additive representations of preferences when consumption grows without bound pp. 317-325

Jim Dolmas

Disaggregate stochastic trends in industrial production pp. 327-333

Stefan Norrbin

Are market perceptions of corporate layoffs changing? pp. 335-342

Arjun Chatrath, Sanjay Ramchander and Frank Song

Adjustment costs and price and quantity adjustment pp. 343-349

Torben M. Andersen

Welfare-maximizing vs. growth-maximizing shares of government investment and consumption pp. 351-359

Sau-Him Paul Lau

Poverty trap and growth with public goods pp. 361-366

Naohito Abe

A theory of overseas joint ventures pp. 367-370

Sugata Marjit, Udo Broll and Indrajit Mallick

A new class of duration measures pp. 371-375

Kelly T. Au and David C. Thurston

Bootstrapping options: An application to recapture clauses pp. 377-384

Stijn Claessens and Ying Qian

On the optimal hedge under unbiased futures prices pp. 385-388

Sergio Lence

The suboptimality of efficiency pp. 389-392

John Quiggin

Competitive investment in higher education: The need for policy coordination pp. 393-400

Mark Gradstein and Moshe Justman

Ethnicity, race, and earnings pp. 401-408

William Darity, David Guilkey and William Winfrey

Work quality and optimal pay structure: Piece vs. hourly rates in employee remuneration pp. 409-416

Yew-Kwang Ng and He-ling Shi

On the robustness of the argument that price-matching is anti-competitive pp. 417-421

Kenneth Corts

Market foreclosure without vertical integration pp. 423-429

Michael Hardt

Innovation incentives through third-degree price discrimination in a model of patent breadth pp. 431-435

Theon van Dijk

The correlation of productivity growth across regions and industries in the United States pp. 437-443

Robert Kollmann

Volume 47, issue 2, 1995

Are exchange rate changes normally distributed? pp. 117-121

R. C. Coppes

New small sample estimators for cointegration regression: Low-pass spectral filter method pp. 123-129

Yikang Li, G. S. Maddala and Mark Rush

A comparison of Johansen and Phillips-Hansen cointegration tests of forward market efficiency Baillie and Bollerslev revisited pp. 131-135

Michael Moore and Laurence Copeland

Using spatial contiguity as prior information in vector autoregressive models pp. 137-142

Zheng Pan and James LeSage

Renegotiation in a repeated Cournot duopoly pp. 143-148

Edward Driffill and Christian Schultz

Markov perfect equilibria in an N-player war of attrition pp. 149-154

Sandeep Kapur

Lexicographic rationalizability and iterated admissibility pp. 155-159

Dale Stahl

Stochastic choice with deterministic preferences: An experimental investigation pp. 161-167

John Hey and Enrica Carbone

A note on affine aggregation pp. 177-183

Bernard De Meyer and Philippe Mongin

Do small menu costs explain large business cycles? pp. 185-192

Bernd Lucke

Nonfarm employment and the arbitrage pricing theory pp. 193-198

Willem Thorbecke and Geoff Chisholm

Using capital mobility to enforce commitment pp. 199-203

Boon Keng Lee

Subsidized buyer credits: Atypical results in strategic trade theory pp. 205-210

G. J. Stoelinga, Jean-Marie Viaene and L. T. Visscher

Domestic taxation and international portfolio choice pp. 211-217

Constance Smith

Human capital and economic growth Tests based on the international evaluation of educational achievement pp. 219-225

Doo Won Lee and Tong Hun Lee

Volume 47, issue 1, 1995

Subgame-perfect attainment of minimax punishments in discounted two-person games pp. 1-4

Jonathan Thomas

Multi-valued demand and rational choice in the two-commodity case pp. 5-10

Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert and David Donaldson

The weak axiom of revealed preference and homogeneity of demand functions pp. 11-16

Reinhard John

Strategic R&D success announcements pp. 17-26

Parimal Bag and Sudipto Dasgupta

Monitoring, diversification and managerial incentive contracts pp. 27-33

Yoon K. Choi and Larry J. Merville

Incentive compatibility without compensation pp. 35-39

Pierre de Trenqualye

Labor productivity during the Great Depression pp. 41-45

Michael Bordo and Charles Evans

On dynamic real trade models pp. 47-52

Marcelo Bianconi

Explaining international differences in the share of services in real expenditure pp. 53-58

Rodney Falvey and Norman Gemmell

The optimal taxation of savings and investment in an open economy pp. 59-62

Harry Huizinga

Capital gains and asset switching pp. 63-67

John Hartwick

Asymptotic shareholder unanimity with exogenous noise pp. 69-76

Hans Haller and Chung-Shu Liu

Price-reducing taxation pp. 77-81

David de Meza, John Maloney and Gareth Myles

Consumption path following a tax increase: Implications for the analysis of the welfare cost of taxation pp. 83-88

Muhammad Q. Islam

Income taxation vs. consumption taxation in terms of the effect on savings pp. 89-93

Sung Tai Kim

Unions and strategic managerial incentives pp. 95-100

Jacques Bughin

Licensing a sequence of innovations pp. 101-107

Neil Gandal and Katharine Rockett

On the definition of favorableness pp. 109-110

Masashi Une and Tatsuyoshi Saijo

Stock markets and growth: A brief caveat on precautionary savings pp. 111-116

Paolo Mauro