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Volume 32, issue 4, 1990

A model of electroral competition with interest groups pp. 307-311

Peter Coughlin, Dennis Mueller and Peter Murrell

Induced global risk preference pp. 313-317

Raul Fabella

The unprofitability of mixed-strategy equilibria in two-person games: A second folk-theorem pp. 319-323

Manfred J. Holler

Measurement methods for technological change embodied in inputs pp. 325-330

Show-Ling Jang and John Norsworthy

Financing decisions and the 'crowding out' effect: The case of the Philippines pp. 331-333

Maria S. Gochoco

How should ignorance of response to incentives affect tax rates? pp. 335-338

Nicholas Stern

Purchasing power parity: Another look at the long-run data pp. 339-344

Yoonbai Kim

Hypothesis testing with the sharpe and Treynor portfolio: Performance measures given non-synchronous trading pp. 345-352

Lawrence Kryzanowski and Ah Boon Sim

Learning-by-doing and the emergence of monopoly: A note pp. 353-357

Elettra Agliardi

Abatement vs. cleanup: Where less is more pp. 359-363

Sherrill Shaffer

The equilibrium effort-wage elasticity in efficiency-wage models pp. 365-369

Jan Beyer Schmidt-Sorensen

The effects of benefits and duration dependence on re-employment probabilities pp. 371-376

Wim Groot

Literacy skills and the wages of young black and white males in the U.S pp. 377-382

Francisco Rivera-Batiz

Okun's ladder reexamined pp. 383-387

Andrew Rose

Wage rounds: A signalling interpretation pp. 389-392

David Chappell and Anthony A. Sampson

Plant size and the decline of unionism pp. 393-398

William Even and David Macpherson

Union effects on wage dispersion in Canadian industry pp. 399-403

Ronald Meng

The union-nonunion wage differential and monitoring costs pp. 405-409

Susan Vroman

Volume 32, issue 3, 1990

Consistent linkages across markets pp. 199-204

Sherrill Shaffer

Staggered price setting with endogenous frequency of adjustment pp. 205-210

David Romer

Decision weights and the normal form axiom pp. 211-215

Christopher Maxwell

The incidence and duration of unemployment: Some long-term comparisons pp. 217-220

Robert Margo

Manufacturing output and labor productivity: Further evidence for the United States pp. 221-224

Hassan Mohammadi and Rati Ram

Lindley-like mean correction in the improved estimation of regression models with non-scalar covariance matrix pp. 225-230

Anoop Chaturvedi and Govind Shukla

Missing measurements in discrete response models pp. 231-235

Donald Lien and David Rearden

The consequences of misspecification in time series processes pp. 237-241

Victoria Zinde-Walsh

An exact test for linear restrictions in seemingly unrelated regressions with the same regressors pp. 243-246

Noriko Hashimoto and Kazuhiro Ohtani

Relative-price variability in the United States: A decomposition analysis pp. 247-250

Rati Ram

Friedman's velocity hypothesis: Some evidence for France pp. 251-255

Christian Bordes

A simple production model in trade and its applications pp. 257-260

Sugata Marjit

Are efficient contracts on the labour demand curve?: A note pp. 261-265

Giorgio Brunello

Age-related minimum wages and hysteresis in unemployment pp. 267-272

Johan Graafland and F. Huizinga

The discretely time-varying risk premium on the AUD pp. 273-275

Michael J. Buchanan and Bruce S. Felmingham

What have we learned since hotelling's letter?: A meta-analysis pp. 277-281

V. Kerry Smith and Yoshiaki Kaoru

Duopoly equilibria when firms can change their decision once pp. 283-287

Kaushik Basu

Firm size and R&D effectiveness: A value-based test pp. 289-294

Robert Connolly and Mark Hirschey

Lay-offs by seniority and equilibrium employment pp. 295-298

Richard Layard

Efficient union labour contracts under seniority employment rules pp. 299-305

Anthony A. Sampson

Volume 32, issue 2, 1990

A limit theorem on the core: Addendum pp. 109-110

Lionel McKenzie

Elasticity of substitution in a regulated firm pp. 111-114

Charles Blackorby and R. Robert Russell

On the possibility of price wars when firms use a 'Tit-for-tat' strategy pp. 115-119

Paul Dobson and C. Donald Sinclair

Multi-choice problems and the essential order among decision rules pp. 121-125

Jacob Paroush

Exports and Japanese economic development pp. 127-132

Richard Grabowski, Subhash C. Sharma and Dharmendra Dhakal

Money growth and inflation dynamics pp. 133-135

Stefan Gerlach

How much better is disaggregate data? pp. 137-140

James K. Binkley and Carl Nelson

Input substitution and technical change in U.S. high tech industries pp. 141-145

Romesh Diwan and Chandana Chakraborty

Relative trading volume, risk measures and other firm characteristics during the market crash pp. 147-152

Uri Ben-Zion, Eyal Gutman, Emanuel Egbe and Steven Brahams

A resolution of the equity premium puzzle pp. 153-156

Chang Mo Ahn

The impact of mortgage activity on recent demand deposit growth pp. 157-161

John Duca

The long-run effects of alternative monetary policies under two-tier exchange rates pp. 163-167

Ching-chong Lai and Wen-Ya Chang

Estimating the impact of government R&D pp. 169-173

David Levy

On the determination of nominal wage dispersion pp. 175-180

Mario I. Blejer

The case of risk premia for risky jobs revisited pp. 181-185

Paul Lanoie

Multidimensional inequality comparisons: On aggravation and mitigation of inequalities pp. 187-192

Piet Rietveld

Using grouped data for constructing inequality indices: Parametric vs. non-parametric methods pp. 193-197

Daniel J. Slottje

Volume 32, issue 1, 1990

Non-market reopening, time-consistent plans and the structure of intertemporal preferences pp. 1-5

Hans Haller

Inflation, terms of trade, and debt capacity pp. 7-12

Arvind K. Jain

Phantom bidding against heterogeneous bidders pp. 13-17

Daniel A. Graham, Robert C. Marshall and Jean-Francois Richard

Orthogonality tests with de-trended data: Interpreting Monte-Carlo results using Nagar expansions pp. 19-24

Anindya Banerjee, Juan Dolado and John Galbraith

Small sample properties of simultaneous error components models pp. 25-34

Laszlo Matyas and Laszlo Lovrics

Weighted least squares estimation of the linear probability model, revisited pp. 35-41

John Mullahy

A gradual switching regression model with a flexible transition path pp. 43-48

Kazuhiro Ohtani, Sumio Kakimoto and Kenzo Abe

Forward rate biases and inconsistencies with tax-modified fisher conditions pp. 49-51

J. Harold McClure

Cointegration-based tests of daily foreign exchange market efficiency pp. 53-59

Mark Coleman

An evaluation of survey exchange rate forecasts pp. 61-65

Kon S. Lai

Predicting the quantity of LDC debt rescheduling pp. 67-73

Huw Lloyd-Ellis, G. W. McKenzie and S. H. Thomas

Market structure, union rent seeking, and firm profitability pp. 75-79

Barry T. Hirsch

A partial characterization of a history-dependent, subgame-perfect equilibrium: The case of an exhaustible resource duopoly pp. 81-84

Robert Cairns and Michel Moreaux

Employer seniority discrimination: Evidence from enterpreneurial occupational choice pp. 85-89

Irvin Tucker

Non-nested tests of efficient bargain and labour demand models pp. 91-96

Louis Christofides

An empirical analysis of self-employment in the Netherlands pp. 97-100

Gerrit De Wit and Frans van Winden

Application of the 'Oaxaca decomposition' to probit estimates: The case of unions and fringe benefit provision pp. 101-104

Dale Belman and John Heywood