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Volume 36, issue 4, 1991

Incomplete markets and the suboptimality of rational expectations pp. 343-346

Jean-Pascal Benassy

On the rate of time preference under recursive preferences pp. 347-354

Hiroaki Hayakawa

The existence of aggregate capital when returns to scale are non-constant pp. 355-359

Lawrence J. Lau

Elitist matching and skewness in income distributions pp. 361-364

Y. Lin and Francis T. Lui

The bargaining problem without convexity: Extending the egalitarian and Kalai-Smorodinsky solutions pp. 365-369

John Conley and Simon Wilkie

Subject response to loss in an experimental tournament pp. 371-374

Robert Drago and John Heywood

Evolutionary stability in unanimity games with cheap talk pp. 375-378

Karl Wärneryd

Measuring persistence in the presence of trend breaks: The case of US GNP pp. 379-384

Jorn-Steffen Pischke

Bounds for the correlations of expected inflation with real and nominal interest rates pp. 385-389

Behzad Diba and Seonghwan Oh

A test for spatial and temporal aggregation pp. 391-396

Gary Thompson

The gains-from-trade theorem with variable returns to scale in the presence of intermediate goods pp. 397-401

Jota Ishikawa

Is there a long-run relation between the trade balance and the real effective exchange rate of LDCs? pp. 403-407

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

The hazard rate of new establishments: A first report pp. 409-412

David Audretsch and Talat Mahmood

Heteroskedastic inefficiency in a cost frontier model: An application to nuclear power plant construction costs pp. 413-417

Michael Robinson and Lucia A. Nixon

The decline in private pension coverage in the United States pp. 419-423

Donald Parsons

Physician's income and the percent female of the physician's specialty pp. 425-428

Mary B. Hampton

Sensitivity of tests of the PIH to alternative consumption proxies pp. 429-433

Maureen J. Lage

Volume 36, issue 3, 1991

Envy-free and efficient allocations in large public good economies pp. 227-232

Dimitrios Diamantaras

Markets with countably many periods pp. 233-238

Monique Florenzano

Quality as a substitute for quantity: Do more reliable products ever sell for less? pp. 239-243

Julianne Nelson

Costly diagnosis and price dispersion pp. 245-251

Shmuel Nitzan and Joseph Tzur

A problem in discrete distributive justice pp. 253-256

F. Masarani and S. S. Gokturk

Obtaining contingent bounds for non-contingent equivalent variations pp. 257-261

Israel Finkelshtain and Offer Kella

A new characterization of the Groves- Clarke mechanism pp. 263-267

Tomas Sjostrom

Infrequent permanent shocks and the finite-sample performance of unit root tests pp. 269-273

Nathan Balke and Thomas Fomby

General linear hypotheses in a two-stage least squares estimation model pp. 275-279

Yu-Sheng Hsu

Resampling methods for tests in regression models with autocorrelated errors pp. 281-284

Robert K. Rayner

A modification of the Schmidt-Phillips unit root test pp. 285-289

Peter Schmidt and Junsoo Lee

Measuring submarket specialisation by firms pp. 291-294

Ross Williams

A differential measure of the real wage index pp. 295-298

Michael Baye and Dan Black

Speculative efficiency and risk premium in the market for foreign exchange: In search of the true specification pp. 299-304

Arindam Bandopadhyaya

Aggregate price indexes, cointegration, and tests of the purchasing power parity hypothesis pp. 305-309

Paul Johnson

Return intervals, systematic risk estimates and firm size: Empirical evidence from a thin security market pp. 311-315

Teppo Martikainen and Jukka Perttunen

Valuation effects of Canadian stock split announcements pp. 317-322

Lawrence Kryzanowski and Hao Zhang

Empirical aspects of self-employment pp. 323-329

Edwin T. Fujii and Clifford B. Hawley

Compensating wages for long-term job hazards in Canadian industry pp. 331-336

Ronald Meng

An index of relative deprivation pp. 337-341

Satya Paul

Volume 36, issue 2, 1991

Quantity adjustment costs and price stickiness pp. 121-125

Victor Ginsburgh, Philippe Michel and Philippe Moës

Adaptive learning and roads to chaos: The case of the cobweb pp. 127-132

Cars H. Hommes

Cournot oligopoly with bargaining pp. 133-136

Anindya Sen

The Nash solution and relevant expansions pp. 137-140

Nejat Anbarci

Strategy subsets closed under rational behavior pp. 141-146

Kaushik Basu and Jörgen Weibull

The value of the option to 'wait and see' pp. 147-151

Morgan Kelly

Stahl's bargaining model pp. 153-157

Tomas Sjostrom

Cash-in-advance or delayed deposits implications for inflation and growth pp. 159-163

Joseph Zeira

Cross-country tests of neoclassical growth models pp. 165-168

Max R. van de Sande Bakhuyzen

Inventory investment in Norway pp. 169-174

Shin-ichi Fukuda

Inappropriate use of seasonal dummies in regression pp. 175-179

Tilak Abeysinghe

GARCH(1, 1) processes are near epoch dependent pp. 181-186

Bruce E. Hansen

Share repurchases, the 'new' view, and the cost of capital pp. 187-190

Hans-Werner Sinn

Updating estimates of male-female salary differentials in the academic labor market pp. 191-195

Debra A. Barbezat

Plant size, tenure, and discrimination in internal labor markets: Evidence on sex differentials pp. 197-202

Michael Robinson and Phanindra Wunnava

Union membership, collective bargaining coverage and the trade union mark-up for Britain pp. 203-208

D. H. Blackaby, P. D. Murphy and P. J. Sloane

Does advance notice facilitate better job matches? pp. 209-212

John Addison and Pedro Portugal

Job requirements and the recruitment of new employees pp. 213-218

Jan van Ours and Geert Ridder

Dynamic labor demand with dual labor markets pp. 219-222

Gilles Saint-Paul

City-suburb socioeconomic differences: evidence from the 1940 and 1950 census public use samples pp. 223-226

Robert Margo

Volume 36, issue 1, 1991

Oligopolistic competition among groups pp. 1-3

Luis Corchon

Who benefits from large rebates: Manufacturer, retailer or consumer? pp. 5-8

Eitan Gerstner and James D. Hess

Can evolutionary dynamics explain free riding in experiments? pp. 9-15

John H. Miller and James Andreoni

Resolving open questions on the [lambda]*-envy free criterion pp. 17-20

Van Kolpin

On the rebustness of perfect equilibrium in fixed cost sequential bargaining under an isomorphic transformation pp. 21-24

Eythan Weg and Rami Zwick

Stable matchings and equilibrium outcomes of the Gale-Shapley's algorithm for the marriage problem pp. 25-29

Lin Zhou

Optimal growth under uncertainty pp. 31-35

C. L. Russell

The power of the Durbin-Watson test when the errors are heteroscedastic pp. 37-41

David Giles and John P. Small

Estimation of technical inefficiency in panel data models with firm- and time-specific effects pp. 43-48

Subal Kumbhakar

A note on computing r-squared and adjusted r-squared for trending and seasonal data pp. 49-54

Jeffrey Wooldridge

A note on the stationarity of the primary commodities relative price index pp. 55-60

Rodolfo Helg

Why did so many savings and loans go bankrupt? pp. 61-66

Michael Williams, Harindra de Silva, Michael F. Koehn and Stanley I. Ornstein

The irrelevance of detail in and computable general equilibrium model pp. 67-70

Tyler Fox and Don Fullerton

Intra-industry trade and protection: Which way does the causation go? pp. 71-76

Ravindra Ratnayake and Sisira Jayasuriya

Real exchange rates and divisia moments of world trade pp. 77-79

Meher Manzur, Chen Dongling and Kenneth Clements

Measuring the impact of research and development on technological change: An application of Basmann-Hayes-Slottje's approach pp. 81-85

Andreas A. Andrikopoulos and James Brox

The impact of unionism on fringe benefit coverage pp. 87-91

William Even and David Macpherson

Statistical discrimination and competitive signalling pp. 93-97

Rein Haagsma

Expectations on pension schemes under non-stationary conditions pp. 99-103

Marijn J. M. Verhoeven and Harrie A. A. Verbon

The Lorenz curve and the mobility function pp. 105-111

R. L. Basmann, K. J. Hayes and D. J. Slottje

Are unemployment and out of the labor force behaviorally distinct labor force states?: New evidence from the gross change data pp. 113-117

Doki K. Tano