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Volume 35, issue 4, 1991
- Coincidence probabilities for simple majority and proportional lottery rules pp. 349-353

- William V. Gehrlein
- Finite complexity and the folk theorem in repeated games pp. 355-358

- Subir K. Chakrabarti
- Discretion in reporting managerial performance pp. 359-363

- Ronald A. Dye and Robert P. Magee
- Optimal inspection interval in a search model pp. 365-371

- Sangmoon Hahm
- Optimum subsidies for education in two-sector economies pp. 373-377

- Johan Moonwon Kang
- Psychological features affecting valuation of life pp. 379-383

- Ian Savage
- Dynamic efficiency of steady-state equilibria in an overlapping-generations model with productive capital pp. 385-390

- Oded Galor and Harl E. Ryder
- Impatience, impoverishment and risk pp. 391-395

- John Powell
- Inflation--unemployment choices in New Zealand and the median voter theorem pp. 397-400

- David J. Smyth and Alan Woodfield
- The locally unbiased two-sided Durbin--Watson test pp. 401-407

- Simone D. Grose and Maxwell King
- Are different vintages of data on the components of GDP co-integrated?: Some evidence for the United Kingdom pp. 409-413

- K. D. Patterson and S. M. Heravi
- Optimal maturity of nominal government debt: The first tests pp. 415-421

- Guillermo Calvo, Pablo Guidotti and Leonardo Leiderman
- Distributional considerations of producers' profit in a commodity tax design problem pp. 423-428

- Yasushi Iwamoto and Hideo Konishi
- Capital inflows and economic welfare for a small open economy with variable returns to scale pp. 429-433

- Jota Ishikawa
- Estimates of a traditional aggregate import demand model for five countries pp. 435-439

- A. Asseery and David Peel
- The formation of stock return volatility expectations after the 1987 stock market crash pp. 441-444

- Haim Levy and James Yoder
- Capital depreciation, shadow prices, and financial asset values pp. 445-449

- Bob Chirinko
- Testing the warrant pricing model pp. 451-455

- Kian-Guan Lim and Kok-Fai Phoon
- Using an upper bound on stand-alone cost in tests of cross subsidy pp. 457-460

- Karen Palmer
- Involuntary part-time employment: Cyclical behavior and trend over 1968-1987 pp. 461-464

- Ronald Ratti
- An inequality interpretation of the degree of dependence among inputs, outputs, and consumer goods pp. 465-468

- Henri Theil
Volume 35, issue 3, 1991
- Hypergraph conflict analysis pp. 233-237

- M. A. J. J. van Gastel and Jean Paelinck
- The value of public information in majority decisions pp. 239-242

- Hans Gersbach
- Protecting the winner: Second-price versus oral auctions pp. 243-248

- Richard Engelbrecht-Wiggans and Charles Kahn
- Asymmetric bidding in second-price, common-value auctions pp. 249-252

- Ronald Harstad
- On the theory of repeated games with private information: Part I: anti-folk theorem without communication pp. 253-256

- Hitoshi Matsushima
- On the theory of repeated games with private information: Part II: revelation through communication pp. 257-261

- Hitoshi Matsushima
- The disparity between willingness to pay and compensation demanded: Another look at laboratory evidence pp. 263-266

- Harinder Singh
- Communication and superior cooperation in two-player normal form games pp. 267-271

- Joel Watson
- Unit roots and seasonal unit roots in macroeconomic time series: Canadian evidence pp. 273-277

- Hahn Lee and Pierre L. Siklos
- Identifying and estimating efficient markets models with contemporaneous instruments pp. 279-284

- Steven Ambler
- Over-rejections in rational expectations models: A non-parametric approach to the Mankiw-Shapiro problem pp. 285-290

- Bryan Campbell and Jean-Marie Dufour
- Extensions of the Hansen-Sargent prediction formulas to sampled and aggregated data pp. 291-295

- Kenneth Kasa
- Economic determinants of trading volume in futures markets pp. 301-305

- Anastasios Malliaris and Jorge L. Urrutia
- The relationship between on-budget and off-budget government pp. 307-310

- David Joulfaian and Michael Marlow
- Testing the endogeneity of tariff policy in the U.S.: Further evidence pp. 311-315

- Alok Bohara and William Kaempfer
- Some evidence on the efficiency of the sterling-dollar and sterling-franc forward exchange rates in the interwar period pp. 317-322

- David Byers and David Peel
- Innovation, firm size and corporate finance: An initial inquiry pp. 323-326

- Zoltan Acs and Steven C. Isberg
- Taxable and tax-exempt interest rates: The link with inflation pp. 327-332

- Scott E. Hein and Jeffrey M. Mercer
- The impact of asymmetric information on entry deterrence: An example pp. 333-338

- George Mailath
- Are new firms an important source of innovation?: Evidence from the PC software industry pp. 339-342

- Thomas Prusa and James Schmitz
- Labor force participation in an LDC pp. 343-348

- Dante B. Canlas
Volume 35, issue 2, 1991
- Bubbles and inefficiencies pp. 117-122

- Graziella Bertocchi
- On the specification of accelerator coefficients in dynamic factor demand models pp. 123-129

- Ingmar Prucha and M. Ishaq Nadiri
- Government purchases and real interest rates with endogenous time preference pp. 131-136

- Michael Devereux
- Human capital investment in wealth-constrained families with two-sided altruism pp. 137-141

- Peter Rangazas
- The important econometric features of a linear regression model with cross-correlated random coefficients pp. 143-147

- Karen Smith Conway and Thomas Kniesner
- Artificial regressions and C ([alpha]) tests pp. 149-153

- Russell Davidson and James MacKinnon
- On the power of Dickey-Fuller tests against fractional alternatives pp. 155-160

- Francis Diebold and Glenn Rudebusch
- Instrument choice and tests for a unit root pp. 161-165

- Alastair Hall and Kevin Hassett
- Efficiency bound calculations for a time series model, with conditional heteroskedasticity pp. 167-171

- John C. Heaton and Masao Ogaki
- On BLU-estimation with data of different periodicity pp. 173-177

- Bernd Lucke
- Generalized instrumental variables estimation of autoregressive conditional heteroskedastic models pp. 179-185

- Robert Rich, Jennie Raymond and J. Butler
- On Wiener-Granger causality, information and canonical correlation pp. 187-191

- Pieter W. Otter
- Simple rules to order irreversible income alternatives sequentially pp. 193-199

- Trond Olsen and Gunnar Stensland
- The Marshall-Lerner condition reconsidered pp. 201-207

- Toyonari Ide and Akira Takayama
- On the instability of financial patterns of failed firms and the predictability of corporate failure pp. 209-214

- Teppo Martikainen and Timo Ankelo
- Debt-equity choice under asymmetric information and taxes pp. 215-219

- Jayant R. Kale and Thomas Noe
- The predictive power of January returns in foreign and domestic markets pp. 221-226

- Eric C. Chang and J. Michael Pinegar
- Market structure and the empirical specification of profit margins pp. 227-231

- Martin Conyon and Stephen Machin
Volume 35, issue 1, 1991
- Finitely optimal allocation in countably large-square exchange economies pp. 1-4

- Jean Lainé
- Uninformed customers and nonprofit organization: Modelling 'contract failure' theory pp. 5-8

- Ottorino Chillemi and Benedetto Gui
- Why real wages do not fall when there is unemployment pp. 9-16

- James M. Holmes, Mike Dowd and David C. Black
- Moral hazard and cooperation pp. 17-20

- Ines Macho-Stadler and David Perez-Castrillo
- On hoarding in contract theory pp. 21-25

- Yaari, Varda (Lewinstein)
- Equilibrium misperceptions pp. 27-30

- Martin Gaynor and Paul Kleindorfer
- A note on testing for switching regressions pp. 31-33

- Robert Phillips
- Factoring spectral matrices in linear-quadratic models pp. 39-44

- J. A. Ball and B. Taub
- A random coefficient qualitative choice model of telecommunications demand: Results and conjectures pp. 45-50

- Joseph Gatto, Harry Kelejian and Scott Stephan
- Positioning banks for acquisitions: A research note pp. 51-56

- Rose M. Prasad and Z. Lew Melnyk
- Optimal public good provision in the Ramsey tax model: A generalization pp. 57-61

- John Wilson
- Target zone exchange rate pp. 63-70

- Weshah Razzak
- Taxation of foreign capital and the optimum tariff pp. 71-78

- Tien-wang Tsaur and Mei-Lie Chu
- Exchange rate pass-through: The case of Korean exports of manufactures pp. 79-84

- Prema-chandra Athukorala
- Price elasticities for residential demand for telephone calling time: An estimate on Swedish data pp. 85-88

- Harald Lang and Stefan Lundgren
- The role of employers' authority when jobs are partially enforceable pp. 89-93

- Pier Angelo Mori
- The relative effects of unemployment insurance parameters on search strategy pp. 95-98

- Julie L. Hotchkiss
- Investment, profit-sharing and the degree of centralization pp. 99-103

- Tapio Palokangas
- Cross-sectional versus panel estimates of union wage effects: Evidence from PSID pp. 105-110

- Phanindra Wunnava and Albert Okunade
- An error correction system for integrated consumption and portfolio allocation decisions pp. 111-116

- K. D. Patterson