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Volume 39, issue 4, 1992

Equilibrium steady-state price distributions pp. 377-380

Kenneth Burdett

The relative importance of aggregate and sector-specific shocks at explaining aggregate and sectoral fluctuations pp. 381-385

Juan F Jimeno

A new equilibrium existence theorem pp. 387-390

Won Kyu Kim

Dynamic duopolies with non-convex adjustment costs pp. 391-394

J. Miguel Villas-Boas

Monotonic solutions for bargaining problems with claims pp. 395-399

Walter Bossert

From a theorem of Radner pp. 401-404

Chongshan Liu

Mathematical induction applied of Leontief systems pp. 405-408

Danyang Xie

Limitations of the revelation principle pp. 409-413

Hans Haller

Is perfect information perfectly useless? pp. 415-418

Stephen King

Cost observation, auditing and limited liability pp. 419-423

Jacques Lawarree and Marc A. Van Audenrode

Diversification in parametric rational expectations economies pp. 425-429

Thomas Noe and Buddhavarapu Sailesh Ramamurtie

Forecasting turning points: Is a two-state characterization of the business cycle appropriate? pp. 431-435

Kenneth M. Emery and Evan Koenig

Defense spending cutbacks and real interest rates in the neoclassical one-sector and two-sector models pp. 443-448

Hian Teck Hoon

A note on redistributions and gains from trade pp. 449-453

Tito Cordella and Luigi Ventura

Securities markets with increasing numbers of traders pp. 461-465

Geoffrey Heal

A note on the valuation of contingent claims pp. 467-471

S. J. Dilworth

Optimal hedging by firms with multiple sources of risky revenues pp. 473-477

Itzhak Zilcha and Udo Broll

Temporal risk aversion, intertemporal substitution and Keynesian propensities to consume pp. 479-484

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Cooperative R&D with moral hazard pp. 485-491

Jay Choi

Endogenous growth with public education pp. 493-497

John M. Hartwick

Volume 39, issue 3, 1992

Simultaneous error components models when panel data are incomplete pp. 251-259

Laszlo Matyas and Laszlo Lovrics

An instrumental variable method of estimation for disequilibrium markets in centrally planned economies pp. 261-267

Gene Hsin Chang

Optimal control of input-output systems via demand management pp. 269-273

Pier Luigi Sacco

Some mixed results on boundary effects pp. 275-278

William Neilson

The substitutability of occupational groups using firm-level data pp. 279-282

Peter Griffin

Uncertainty over product differentiation in a price-setting duopoly: A non-robustness result pp. 283-288

Joseph Harrington

Investment decisions under first and second price auctions pp. 289-293

Ian King, Linda Welling and Randolph McAfee

Communication, correlation, and symmetry in bargaining pp. 295-300

Karl Wärneryd

Is strategic behavior by a dominant trader with inside information always optimal? pp. 301-304

Sumru Altug

Dynamic implementation in two-agent economies pp. 305-308

Pierre de Trenqualye

The revelation approach to nash implementation pp. 309-313

Dilip Mookherjee and Stefan Reichelstein

Some stabilizing and destabilizing effects of foreign debt accumulation in developing countries pp. 315-321

Maxwell J. Fry

Employee ownership and worker participation: Effects on health and safety pp. 323-328

Patrick Rooney

Union-nonunion compensation differentials and industry structure pp. 329-337

Albert Okunade, Phanindra Wunnava and Michael Robinson

Explaining the cyclical behavior of labor market flows: A dual perspective pp. 339-343

Gilles Saint-Paul

The effectiveness of a reemployment bonus pp. 345-351

Iljoong Kim

Cost sharing vs. multiple research projects in cooperative R&D pp. 353-357

K. L. Combs

Mergers of producers of perfect complements competing in price pp. 359-364

Gérard Gaudet and Stephen W. Salant

Public capital and international labor productivity: Tests based on median-unbiased estimation pp. 365-368

David Levy

Unions and innovation: Evidence from German micro data pp. 369-373

Claus Schnabel and Joachim Wagner

Duration dependency and unobserved heterogeneity in unemployment time series (economics letters 38, no. 2, pp. 199-206) pp. 375-375

Jan van Ours

Volume 39, issue 2, 1992

Performance measures from prediction- realization tables pp. 129-134

Michael Veall and Klaus Zimmermann

On the durability of non-durable goods: Some evidence from U.S. time series data pp. 135-141

Luigi Ermini

The arrow and plott independence conditions pp. 143-146

Donald E. Campbell

Strategic bargaining equilibrium in a market with no re-entry: A generalization pp. 147-154

Amresh D. Hanchate

Exploring the boundaries of the Coase theorem: Efficiency and rationality given imperfect contract enforcement pp. 155-161

Jason Shogren and Susan B. Kask

Managerial reporting discretion and the truthfulness of disclosures pp. 163-168

Anil Arya, Richard A. Young and Peter Woodlock

Approximate implementation in the absence of externalities and aggregate feasibility constraints pp. 169-171

Jonathani Glover

Some analysis of the long-run time series properties of consumption and income in the U.K pp. 173-178

David Peel

Does aggregate output have a unit root? pp. 179-182

Mark Wynne

Are deep recessions followed by strong recoveries? pp. 183-189

Mark Wynne and Nathan Balke

A stable US money demand function, 1874-1975 pp. 191-198

Ronald MacDonald and Mark Taylor

Trade and world economic growth: Differences in knowledge utilization and creativity pp. 199-206

Wei-Bin Zhang

Chaotic behaviour in exchange-rate series: First results for the Peseta--U.S. dollar case pp. 207-211

Oscar Bajo-Rubio, Fernando Fernandez-Rodriguez and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero

Behavior of systematic risk in a regionally integrated model for stock prices pp. 213-216

Haluk Akdogan

Deductibility and optimal state and local fiscal policy pp. 217-221

Gilbert Metcalf

A test of the measures of non-discriminatory wages used to study wage discrimination pp. 223-227

Marjorie Baldwin and William G. Johnson

Occupational segregation and career advancement pp. 229-234

Rudolf Winter-Ebmer and Josef Zweimüller

On the empirical relationship between unemployment duration, unemployment insurance and voluntary unemployment pp. 235-240

Christian Belzil

User cost minimisation and transport subsidy pp. 241-247

Peter Tisato

A test for the presence of precautionary saving (economics letters 37, no. 4, pp. 471-475) pp. 249-249

Michael Kuehlwein

Volume 39, issue 1, 1992

Recursive estimation and generated regressors pp. 1-5

Michael McAleer and Colin McKenzie

A consistent test for the null of stationarity against the alternative of a unit root pp. 7-11

James Kahn and Masao Ogaki

Small sample properties of tests of linear restrictions on cointegrating vectors and their weights pp. 13-18

Jan Podivinsky

Estimating a generalised censored regression model: A new method pp. 19-22

Hooshang Izadi

GMM, maximum likelihood, and nonparametric efficiency pp. 23-28

Kerry Back and David P. Brown

A computer program for frontier production function estimation: Frontier version 2.0 pp. 29-32

Timothy Coelli

Asymmetric surplus distribution and the price convergence path in posted-offer markets: A note pp. 33-36

Praveen Kujal

When does a decrease in a distortion increase welfare? pp. 37-42

Russell D. Roberts

The utility of infinite menus pp. 43-47

Lars Nielsen

Are rational expectations really rational? pp. 49-54

Jean-Pascal Benassy

Are saving and investment cointegrated?: Another look at the data pp. 55-58

O Gulley

Some theorems of international trade with endogenous factor supply pp. 59-64

Robert Waschik

Piecemeal trade reform in presence of producer-specific domestic subsidies pp. 65-71

John Beghin and Larry Karp

Tariff behavior in five European countries pp. 73-78

Grant W. Gardner, Daniel J. Slottje and Kent P. Kimbrough

From a customs union to a common market: The need for factor-tax harmonization pp. 79-84

Michael Michael

Lunch break and intraday volatility of stock returns: An hourly data analysis of Tokyo and New York stock markets pp. 85-90

Takatoshi Ito and Wen-Ling Lin

Return volatilities and trading activities on an emerging Asian market pp. 91-94

Yan-Ki Ho, Yan-Leung Cheung, Paul Draper and Peter Pope

Employer-provided retiree health insurance: Who is covered? pp. 95-99

David Macpherson

Spillover effects from government employment pp. 101-104

Joyce Jacobsen

Survey non-response and biases in wage regressions pp. 105-109

Josef Zweimüller

Sectoral shifts, unemployment and vacancies: An empirical analysis for the Netherlands pp. 111-116

Jan van Ours and C. M. van der Tak

Digit preference in CPS unemployment data pp. 117-121

Michael Baker