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Volume 30, issue 4, 1989
- Rational expectations with imperfect competition: A Bertrand-Edgeworth Example pp. 269-274

- Jean-Jacques Laffont and Eric Maskin
- Being identical, behaving differently: A theorem on technological diffusion pp. 275-278

- Marco Mariotti
- On brand proliferation with vertical differentiation pp. 279-286

- Xavier Martinez-Giralt
- Four paradoxes in U.K. GDP pp. 287-290

- Terence C. Mills
- A cross-institutional comparison of the extent to which political representatives' voting behavior reflects constituents' preferences pp. 291-295

- Mark A. Zupan
- Asymptotic efficiency in principal-agent models with hidden information pp. 297-301

- Ben Lockwood and Jonathan Thomas
- Interchangeability of equilibrium points in extensive games with complete information pp. 303-306

- Ezio Marchi
- On 'Maxwell's laws' of individual behaviour pp. 307-311

- Thomas Russell
- Portfolio choice with non-expected utility in continuous time pp. 313-317

- Lars Svensson
- On non-negative solvability of nonlinear input-output systems pp. 319-321

- Ferenc Szidarovszky
- On allocating the variance of output growth to trend and cycle components pp. 323-326

- Thomas Hall, T. Windsor Fields and M. Andrew Fields
- A note on rational speculative bubbles pp. 327-331

- Tom Kompas and Brenda Spotton Visano
- 'Optimal' model selection when the true relationship is weak and occurs with a delay pp. 333-339

- James Holmes and Patricia Hutton
- Quasi-concave optimisation: Sufficient conditions for a maximum pp. 341-343

- Anjan Mukherji
- Money demand instability: has it ended? pp. 345-349

- Stephen Miller
- The flypaper effect and the revenue impact of grants-in-aid pp. 351-356

- Muhammed N. Islam and Saud A. Choudhury
- Purchasing power parity during the 1920s pp. 357-362

- Pier Giorgio Ardeni and Diego Lubian
- Trade balance and exchange rate with the PPP theory pp. 363-366

- Susheng Wang
- Determinants of earned rates of return on equity of U.S. electric utilities, 1976-1984 pp. 367-371

- Anil K. Makhija and Michael H. Spiro
- Rates of return in the Indian private sector pp. 373-378

- M. J. Manohar Rao and Ramesh C. Datta
- The screening hypothesis and the marginal productivity theory pp. 379-384

- M. J. Manohar Rao and Ramesh C. Datta
- Redistributive impact of 'optimal' commodity taxes: Evidence from Indian data pp. 385-388

- P. V. Srinivasan
Volume 30, issue 3, 1989
- Accommodation, price flexibility and fluctuations pp. 185-190

- Steven Ambler and Louis Phaneuf
- Fixed rules and decision rules: Time consistency and subgame perfection pp. 191-194

- Chaim Fershtman
- The advantageous nature of risk aversion in a three-player bargaining game where acceptance of a proposal requires a simple majority pp. 195-200

- Joseph Harrington
- Preliminary-test estimation of the scale parameter in a mis-specified regression model pp. 201-205

- David Giles and Judith Clarke
- A note on bias from proxy variables with systematic errors pp. 207-209

- John H. Herbert and Khoan T. Dinh
- Expected MSE of errors-in-variables and omitted variables models pp. 211-216

- Jerry Thursby
- Some fine-tuning for dominant diagonal matrices pp. 217-221

- Carl P. Simon
- Government capital and private output in the United States: Additional evidence pp. 223-226

- Rati Ram and David D. Ramsey
- Money-velocity causality detection: Evidence from some developing countries pp. 227-230

- M. Shams
- Unit root behavior in velocity: Cross-country tests using recursive estimation pp. 231-236

- Pierre Siklos
- On the measurement of employment segregation pp. 237-243

- Jacques Silber
- Testing for long run purchasing power parity: A time series analysis for the greek drachma pp. 245-248

- Costas Karfakis and Demetrios Moschos
- A note on partial vertical integration pp. 249-252

- George Hendrikse and Hans Peters
- Can the concentration-collusion hypothesis be refuted empirically? pp. 253-257

- Gregory Werden and Michael Williams
- Specific and general training in the theory of labor turnover pp. 259-262

- Takao Kato
- Attitudes towards unions and union membership pp. 263-268

- Virginia Christie and Paul Miller
Volume 30, issue 2, 1989
- Quasi-rational expectations pp. 93-96

- Christophe Henocq and Hubert Kempf
- Correlated effectivity functions pp. 97-101

- Joseph Abdou and Jean-François Mertens
- A refinement and extension of the no-envy concept pp. 103-107

- Dimitrios Diamantaras and William Thomson
- Intra-experimental income effects and risk aversion pp. 109-115

- Michael McKee
- Equivalent variation with uncertain prices pp. 117-118

- Suzanne Scotchmer
- Technological change and embodiment hypothesis pp. 119-123

- Y. J. Yoon
- Efficiency wages, wage indexation and macroeconomic stabilization pp. 125-128

- Christopher Waller
- An approximation theorem for the polynomial inverse lag pp. 129-132

- Gregory M. Gelles and Douglas W. Mitchell
- A test for heteroscedasticity and non-normality of regression residuals: A practical approach pp. 133-136

- Kaliappa Kalirajan
- On testing the properties of directly obtained expectations data pp. 137-139

- David Peel
- Mean square error matrix superiority of estimators under linear restrictions and misspecification pp. 141-149

- P. Wijekoon and G. Trenkler
- Two exact, non-arbitrary and general methods of decomposing temporal change pp. 151-156

- Julian R. Betts
- Are announcement effects time dependent? pp. 157-159

- Flavio Cocco and Andreas Fischer
- Mergers, stock prices, and industrial production: Further evidence pp. 161-164

- John Guerard
- A note on pricing of hub-and-spoke networks pp. 165-169

- Pablo Spiller
- Immigration and real wages pp. 171-174

- J. Peter Neary
- Efficiency wages and local versus central wage bargaining pp. 175-179

- Michael Hoel
- Union responses to changes in non-labour input prices pp. 181-183

- James Pemberton
Volume 30, issue 1, 1989
- The effect of demand uncertainty on a precommitted monopoly price pp. 1-5

- Miles Kimball
- Classification of budget-invariant monotonic preferences pp. 7-10

- Walter Trockel
- Anticipated monetary policy in Canada: Some new evidence pp. 11-17

- Peter Sephton
- Risk characteristics of a stein-like estimator for the probit regression model pp. 19-26

- Lee Adkins and Carter Hill
- The box-cox transformation: Power invariance and a new interpretation pp. 27-29

- Marc Gaudry and Richard Laferriere
- Comparison of hazard functions with duration dependence and stayer-mover structure with an application to divorce pp. 31-36

- Fusun F. Gonul
- On the robustness of the F-test to autocorrelation among disturbances pp. 37-40

- Walter Krämer
- A proof of the asymptotic validity of a test for perfect aggregation pp. 41-47

- Mohammad Pesaran and Richard Pierse
- An application of extended rational approximants to White's information matrix test pp. 49-53

- Larry W. Taylor
- Computing returns to scale under alternative models pp. 55-59

- Rolf Fare and Dominique Njinkeu
- The firm size effect on stock returns in a developing stock market pp. 61-65

- Kie Ann Wong
- Tariffs and the current account with short-run capital specificity pp. 67-70

- Kevin O'Rourke
- The role of consensus and disagreement in portfolio adjustment: A trading volume approach pp. 71-76

- Youngsoo Kim
- The effect of occupational segregation on the relative earnings of black males pp. 77-83

- Paul E. Gabriel and Susanne Schmitz
- A note on union-non-union benefit differentials and size of establishment pp. 85-88

- Donald G. Bramley, Phanindra Wunnava and Michael Robinson
- The beckmann-zipf effect and plant location under uniform pricing pp. 89-92

- Yeung-Nan Shieh