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Volume 10, issue 3-4, 1982
- Comparative statics at irregular extrema pp. 197-200

- Vincent Crawford
- Continuous enough pp. 201-206

- Rolf Fare and Daniel Primont
- A note on partially observed Markov systems pp. 207-209

- Michael Rothschild
- The mixed libertarian claim: A possibility among impossibility results pp. 211-215

- Wulf Gaertner and Lorenz Kruger
- Using justice principles to resolve the 'Impossibility of a Paretian Liberal' pp. 217-221

- John L. Wriglesworth
- Perfection, the infinite horizon and dominance pp. 223-229

- John Bryant
- A model of employment outcomes illustrating the effect of the structure of information on the level and distribution of income pp. 231-236

- Michael Rothschild and Joseph Stiglitz
- Harrodian and neoclassical paths in a constrained growth model pp. 237-242

- Pierre-Yves Henin and Philippe Michel
- Migration, growth, distribution and welfare pp. 243-249

- Oded Stark and Shlomo Yitzhaki
- A multivariate analysis of Argentina's urban income distribution, 1974-1975 and 1978 pp. 251-255

- Arthur J. Mann
- The demand for money and the variability of the rate of inflation: An emperical note pp. 257-261

- Ashfaque H. Khan
- The Tobit model with serial correlation pp. 263-267

- Marcel G. Dagenais
- General instrumental variables estimation under stochastic linear restrictions pp. 269-275

- David Giles
- A simple derivation of the limited information maximum likelihood estimator pp. 277-283

- Leslie Godfrey and Michael Wickens
- Small sample performance of the Stein-Rule in non-orthogonal designs pp. 285-292

- R. Carter Hill and Rod F. Ziemer
- Small sample properties of the two-step and three-step estimators in a heteroscedastic linear regression model and the Bayesian alternative pp. 293-298

- Kazuhiro Ohtani
- Normal probability plots and the estimation of distribution tails pp. 299-303

- Henri Theil, Sartaj A. Kidwai and Kathryn A. Yelle
- The approximate distribution function of the Stein-rule estimator pp. 305-308

- Aman Ullah
- 'Time-series' versus 'econometric' forecasts: A non-linear regression counterexample pp. 309-315

- Kenneth Wallis
- A regression model of the heteroscedastic error variance pp. 317-319

- Bong Yoon
- Bond yield uncertainty and the demand for money: A comment pp. 321-326

- Stuart Allen and Shaw Cooke
- Measuring the Fed's revenue from money creation pp. 327-332

- Robert Barro
- Market structure, cost of intermediation and profitability in commercial banking pp. 333-336

- Vittorio Bonomo
- The general role of factor intensity in the theorems of international trade pp. 337-342

- Wilfred Ethier
- The economic theory of clubs: Some clarifications pp. 343-348

- Eitan Berglas, Elhanan Helpman and David Pines
- Devaluation in a neo-Keynesian temporary equilibrium pp. 349-354

- John Fender
- Risk-aversion and the term structure of real interest rates pp. 355-361

- Stephen LeRoy
- On shareholder unanimity in the mean-variance model pp. 363-367

- Helmut Bester
- On adjusting for risk changes when assessing the profitability effects of regulatory changes pp. 369-374

- Pablo T. Spiller
- Efficient prizes in prototype development contests pp. 375-379

- John M. Hartwick
- A note on Solow's survival problem pp. 381-384

- Murray Kemp and Ngo Long
- Optimal control of a multi-cohort fishery pp. 385-390

- Fadle Naqib and Kenneth Stollery
- A general equilibrium approach to wage bargaining and employment pp. 391-395

- Tamal Datta Chaudhuri
Volume 10, issue 1-2, 1982
- The network matching principle: A model of efficient resource allocation by informal social networks in non-profit and other non-market social structures pp. 1-7

- Scott A. Boorman and Paul R. Levitt
- The impact of non-causality on non-cooperative strategies for dynamic games pp. 9-15

- Andries Brandsma and A. J. Hughes Hallett
- Asymmetric price adjustment and information pp. 17-21

- Daniel J. Seidmann
- Capacity distributions derived from macro productions functions pp. 23-27

- Atle Seierstad
- Monopoly rationing and two-part tariffs pp. 29-34

- Sherrill Shaffer
- On consumer's surplus pp. 35-42

- Akira Takayama
- On the uniqueness of macroeconomic equilibria with quantity rationing pp. 43-48

- Volker Bohm
- Predetermined and non-predetermined variables in rational expectations models pp. 49-54

- Willem Buiter
- An alternative to steady-state comparisons in perfect foresight models pp. 55-59

- Kenneth Judd
- Population size and the social welfare functions of Bentham and Mill pp. 61-64

- Marc Nerlove, Assaf Razin and Efraim Sadka
- Hedging with price and output uncertainty pp. 65-70

- Etienne Losq
- Flexibility and the demand for risky assets pp. 71-76

- Mark Machina
- The interpretation of dummy variables in semilogarithmic equations: Unbiased estimation pp. 77-79

- David Giles
- A note on the estimation of dynamic regression models with autoregressive errors by means of the Cochrane-Orcutt procedure pp. 81-85

- Leslie Godfrey
- The oligopoly solution concept is identified pp. 87-92

- Timothy Bresnahan
- On identifying the degree of competitiveness from industry price and output data pp. 93-99

- Lawrence J. Lau
- Recoverability of intermediate production functions from disaggregated market data pp. 101-105

- Joel D. Scheraga
- Approximate variance formulas for the elasticities of substitution obtained from translog cost functions pp. 107-113

- Alden L. Toevs
- Tests of the rational expectations model of the term structure of U.K. interest rates pp. 115-121

- C. L. F. Attfield and Nigel W. Duck
- The aggregation error in Divisia monetary aggregates: Some findings for the U.K. 1963-1980 pp. 123-128

- Ralph Bailey, M. J. Driscoll, J. L. Ford and A. W. Mullineux
- Aggregation, consumer preferences, and the pattern of trade pp. 129-136

- Yutaka Horiba
- Growth, relative prices, and exchange rates pp. 137-143

- Kent P. Kimbrough
- A note on dual input monopoly and tying pp. 145-151

- Roger D. Blair and David L. Kaserman
- Modeling competitive rivalry using census data pp. 153-160

- Mark Hirschey
- Aggregation and studies of industrial profitability pp. 161-165

- Stephen Martin and David J. Ravenscraft
- Competition, conduct and demand elasticity pp. 167-171

- Sherrill Shaffer
- Welfare effects of energy price decontrol pp. 173-178

- Carol Dahl
- Oil prices and the US economy pp. 179-184

- John Burbidge and Alan Harrison
- A note on introducing a measure of worker attitude in cost function estimation pp. 185-191

- John Norsworthy and C. A. Zabala
- Transmission and distribution of wealth with a variable number of children pp. 193-196

- Yves Crama and Pierre Pestieau