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Volume 15, issue 3-4, 1984

On approximate cores of non-convex economies pp. 197-202

Birgit Grodal, Walter Trockel and Shlomo Weber

Household formation and the failure of intergenerational resource allocation pp. 203-207

Sadao Kanaya

On the frequency of the transfer paradox pp. 209-212

Zvi Safra

Price setting supergame with different costs pp. 213-217

Hyung Bae

Utility measurement: A direct proof of Lange's conjecture pp. 219-221

Kaushik Basu

The behavior of the cost of living at different levels of real income pp. 223-228

Renate Finke and Wen-he Lu

An extended version of minimum information estimation of allocation models pp. 229-233

Renate Finke and Henri Theil

Chaotic price behavior in a non-linear cobweb model pp. 235-240

Roderick V. Jensen and Robin Urban

An observation on gross substitutability and the weak axiom of revealed preference pp. 241-243

Timothy Kehoe and Andreu Mas-Colell

A time series analysis of a demand system based on cross-country coefficient estimates pp. 245-250

Henri Theil and Renate Finke

Minimum information estimation of allocation models pp. 251-256

Henri Theil, Renate Finke and Lennart Flood

More on symmetry-constrained estimation pp. 257-263

Henri Theil and Mercedes C. Rosalsky

On the consistency of Kelly's principle of liberalism pp. 265-270

S. Subramanian

A comment on two concepts of risk premia and certainty equivalents pp. 271-276

Rulon D. Pope

Moral hazard: Economic meaning of the conditions justifying the first-order approach pp. 277-282

Nirvikar Singh

A welfare analysis of convergence to rational expectations pp. 283-287

Paul Grout

Declining productivity revisited: Secular trends or cyclical losses? pp. 289-293

Stuart Allen and Albert Link

On double k-class estimators of coefficients in linear regression pp. 295-300

Shailendra S. Menjoge

A note on estimating and testing exogenous variable coefficient estimators in simultaneous equation models pp. 301-307

Garry Phillips and A. C. Harvey

A generalization of the 'maximum theorem' pp. 309-313

Wolfgang Leininger

Theory and practice in optimal aggregation of linear models: Application of W.D. Fisher's method to input-output models pp. 315-324

Francois Laisney

Protection and the harmful effects of endogenous capital flows pp. 325-330

Ronald Jones

Estimating invisible trade on aggregate time-series data in the presence of large measurement errors pp. 331-336

Aleksander Markowski

Monetary policy and exchange rate stability in open economies pp. 337-343

Christopher M. Adam

Residential demand for liquid petroleum gas pp. 345-349

Christopher Garbacz

Some microeconomic evidence concerning the determinants of saving through private pension funds in the U.S pp. 351-356

John Cummins and J. Francois Outreville

Demand aggregation and integrability of the HOGLEX demand function pp. 357-362

David Jerison and Michael Jerison

A note on the calculation and interpretation of the Gini index pp. 363-368

Robert Lerman and Shlomo Yitzhaki

A measure of income inequality in the U.S. for the years 1952-1980 based on the beta distribution of the second kind pp. 369-375

Daniel J. Slottje

On the capitalization of land improvement projects pp. 377-384

David Pines

Volume 15, issue 1-2, 1984

Frich's conjecture and the own-price elasticity of the demand for food pp. 1-4

Kenneth Clements, Renate Finke and Henri Theil

More on goodness of fit of allocation models pp. 5-11

Denzil Fiebig, Renate Finke and Henri Theil

Maximum likelihood and instrumental variable estimation of a consumer demand system for Japan and Sweden pp. 13-19

Renate Finke, Lennart Flood and Henri Theil

An evaluation of alternative demand systems by means of implied income elasticities pp. 21-27

Lennart Flood, Renate Finke and Henri Theil

Constant elasticity of substitution production functions with three or more inputs: An approximation procedure pp. 29-34

Gary Yohe

Stability of a discrete-time, macroeconomic disequilibrium model pp. 35-40

B. Kaper

The Cagan schedule in an overlapping generations setting pp. 41-45

Geoffrey Kingston

Societal opposition on ethical grounds and the liberal paradox pp. 47-51

Wulf Gaertner

On the inconsistency of a non-pairwise version of the libertarian principle pp. 53-57

Ruvin Gekker

Acceptable mean-variance indifference curves pp. 59-64

D. J. Ashton

On the desirability of an income stabilisation scheme pp. 65-72

Robert Fraser

Risk and linear-quadratic stabilization pp. 73-78

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

The real effects of price variability in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1953-1977 pp. 79-85

Andrew Buck and Bernhard Gahlen

Second moments of consumption components and unexpected inflation pp. 87-90

Ronald Ratti and Jang Hwan Park

Testing linear restrictions on non-linear models pp. 91-96

K. R. Sawyer and M. C. Rosalsky

Mobility and wages pp. 97-102

Andrew Weiss and Henry Landau

The monetary impact of universal reserve requirements under alternative operating targets pp. 103-108

Kenneth J. Kopecky

The pound sterling/US dollar exchange rate and the 'new' pp. 109-113

Laurence Copeland

Official Japanese intervention in foreign exchange markets: Leaning against the wind? pp. 115-120

Michael M. Hutchison

A peculiar example of temporal price discrimination pp. 121-126

John Conlisk

Market price and the stability of cartels pp. 127-131

Robert Rothschild

Consistent conjectures in utility-maximizing firms with constant marginal cost pp. 133-137

Sherill Shaffer

Price-cost margins and imports in an oligopolistic market pp. 139-144

Shujiro Urata

On measuring concentration and diversification pp. 145-152

Roger Clarke and Stephen W. Davies

Technical change, the rate of profit and joint production pp. 153-156

J. E. Woods

Underemployment and normal leisure pp. 157-163

Murray Brown and Elmar Wolfstetter

Wage rigidities, unemployment compensations and Pareto optimality pp. 165-168

Joseph Greenberg

Total utility, overlapping generations and social security pp. 169-173

Gary Anthony Gigliotti

Normative indices for measuring social mobility pp. 175-180

Satya Chakravarty

Direct tests of the life-cycle hypothesis using systems of generalized integrable consumption functions pp. 181-187

Tran Van Hoa

On the effects of minimum-lot-size zoning pp. 189-193

Sam Bucovetsky