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Volume 31, issue 4, 1987

Imperfect information and market organization pp. 825-826

Claude d'Aspremont, Alexis Jacquemin and Jean Gabszewicz

Price search and spatial competition pp. 827-842

Jean J. Gabsewicz and Paolo Garella

Adverse selection and finite-horizon insurance contracts pp. 843-861

Georges Dionne and Pierre Lasserre

Some reflections on insurance pricing pp. 863-885

Dominique Henriet and Jean Rochet

The role of collateral in credit markets with imperfect information pp. 887-899

Helmut Bester

Comparative statics of the optimal dynamic incentive contract pp. 901-926

Jean-Jacques Laffont and Jean Tirole

Possibility of relicensing and patent protection pp. 927-945

Shigeo Muto

A theory of dynamic oligopoly, III: Cournot competition pp. 947-968

Eric Maskin and Jean Tirole

Volume 31, issue 3, 1987

Introduction pp. 537-542

George de Menil and Robert Gordon

Fiscal increasing returns, hysteresis, real wages and unemployment pp. 543-560

Olivier Blanchard and Lawrence Summers

Fiscal increasing returns, hysteresis, real wages and unemployment: By Olivier J. Blanchard and Lawrence H. Summers pp. 560-564

J. S. V. Symons

Fiscal increasing returns, hysteresis, real wages and unemployment: By Olivier J. Blanchard and Lawrence H. Summers pp. 564-566

Masaru Yoshitomi

Corporatism, laissez-faire and the rise in unemployment pp. 567-601

Andrew Newell and J. S. V. Symons

Corporatism, the lissez-faire, and the rise in unemployment: By A. Newell and J.S.V. Symons pp. 602-605

Jean Waelbroeck

Corporatism, the laissez-faire, and the rise in unemployment: By A. Newell and J.S.V. Symons pp. 606-614

Lawrence Summers

Housing markets, unemployment and labour market flexibility in the UK pp. 615-641

Gordon Hughes, Barry McCormick and Barry McCormick

Housing markets, unemployment and labour market flexibility in the UK: By G. Hughes and B. McCormick pp. 641-643

Martin N. Baily

Housing markets, unemployment and labour market flexibility in the UK: By G. Hughes and B. McCormick pp. 644-645

Takenori Inoki

Labour market flexibility in Japan in comparison with Europe and the U.S pp. 647-678

Toshiaki Tachibanaki

Labour market flexibility in Japan in comparison with Europe and the U.S.: By T. Tachibanaki pp. 678-681

Richard Layard

Labour market flexibility in Japan in comparison with Europe and the U.S.: By T. Tachibanaki pp. 681-684

Jacques Mairesse

Productivity, wages, and prices inside and outside of manufacturing in the U.S., Japan, and Europe pp. 685-733

Robert J. Gordon and Robert J. Gordon

Productivity, wages, and prices inside and outside manufacturing in the U.S., Japan, and Europe: By Robert J. Gordon pp. 733-736

William Branson

Productivity, wages, and prices inside and outside of manufacturing in the U.S., Japan, and Europe: By Robert J. Gordon pp. 736-739

Heinz Konig

Long run implications of the increase in taxation and public debt for employment and economic growth in Europe pp. 741-774

Giuseppe Tullio

Long run implications of the increase in taxation and public debt for employment and economic growth in Europe: By G. Tullio pp. 775-777

David K. H. Begg

Long run implications of the increase in taxation and public debt for employment and economic growth in Europe: By G. Tullio pp. 778-780

Martin Feldstein

Investment and the inflation-unemployment tradeoff in a macroeconomic rationing model with monopolistic competition pp. 781-808

Henri Sneessens

Investment and the inflation-unemployment tradeoff in a macroeconomic rationing model with monopolistic competition: By H.R. Sneessens pp. 808-811

Edmond Malinvaud

Investment and the inflation-unemployment tradeoff in a macroeconomic rationing model with monopolistic competition: By H.R. Sneessens pp. 812-815

Richard Portes

Volume 31, issue 1-2, 1987

Introduction pp. 7-7

Louis Phlips

Underemployment equilibria: From theory to econometrics and policy pp. 9-34

Jacques Dreze

Economic policies in the age of Schumpeter pp. 35-52

Herbert Giersch

The legacy of european stagflation pp. 53-65

Edmond Malinvaud

Monetary and fiscal policies for economic recovery in Europe pp. 67-75

Niels Thygesen

Imperfect competition and international trade: Opening remarks pp. 77-81

Elhanan Helpman

Reverse dumping pp. 82-88

Harry Flam

Strategic investment, multinational corporations and trade policy pp. 89-96

Alasdair Smith

Heckscher-Ohlin theory in the presence of market power * pp. 97-102

Robert Staiger

Customs union and tariff reform under imperfect competition pp. 103-110

Anthony Venables

Social factors of speeding-up the development of the soviet economy pp. 111-117

Tatiana Zaslavskaya

Enterprise and reform: The polish experience pp. 118-124

Janusz Beksiak

The role of money in hungary pp. 125-131

Marton Tardos

Reforming or perfectioning the economic mechanism pp. 132-138

Tamas Bauer

Trade union labour contracts: An introduction pp. 139-148

James Malcomson

Entry deterrence under trade unions pp. 149-156

Mathias Dewatripont

Union activity, unemployment persistence and wage-employment ratchets pp. 157-167

Assar Lindbeck and Dennis Snower

Collective bargaining institutions and efficiency: An application of a sequential bargaining model pp. 168-176

Alan Manning

Introductory comments pp. 177-181

Anthony Atkinson

Inequalities in health: Some international comparisons pp. 182-191

Julian Le Grand

Comparing the influence of social security systems on the relative economic positions of selected groups in six major industrialized countries: The case of one-parent families pp. 192-201

Richard Hauser

Redistributive taxation, majority decisions and the minmax set pp. 202-211

L. Gevers and J. C. Jacquemin

The crisis and the 'welfare state' in eastern europe with a focus on hungary pp. 212-219

Zsuzsa Ferge

Introduction pp. 221-225

Jean-Pierre Danthine

Futures markets, information structures, and the allocation of resources: An introduction pp. 226-234

Manfred Nermuth

The induced preference approach to arbitrage and diversification arguments in finance pp. 235-245

Frank Milne

Currency options: Hedging and social value pp. 246-256

Dieter Sondermann

Experimental economics pp. 257-264

Ken Binmore

Risk aversion and bargaining *: Some preliminary results pp. 265-271

John Murnighan, Alvin Roth and Francoise Schoumaker

Bargaining experiments pp. 272-284

John Sutton

Introduction pp. 285-287

Richard Jackman and Richard Layard

Hysteresis in unemployment pp. 288-295

Olivier Blanchard and Lawrence Summers

Long-term unemployment and the shifting U-V curve: A multi-country study pp. 296-305

Alan Budd, Paul Levine and Peter Smith

How much does one percent of growth change the unemployment rate?: A study of 17 OECD countries, 1948-1985 pp. 306-313

Martin Paldam

Introduction pp. 315-318

Jean-Jacques Laffont

Some recent developments in the theory of competition in markets with adverse selection * pp. 319-325

Martin Hellwig

Some recent results in bargaining theory pp. 326-335

Jean Rochet

Implementation by stage mechanisms: An introduction * pp. 336-341

John Moore and Rafael Repullo

public ownership, public regulation or public subsidy? pp. 343-345

John Kay

Limits to privatization pp. 346-351

Charles Blankart

Privatization of public enterprises pp. 352-360

Dieter Bos

The regulation of british and french nationalised industries * pp. 361-367

Saul Estrin and Virginie Perotin

Privatisation in the U.K.: De-regulation and the advantage of incumbency pp. 368-374

D. J. Thompson

Does exchange rate policy matter? pp. 375-381

Thorvaldur Gylfason

Capital flight * pp. 382-388

John Cuddington

International trade and economic growth in the european monetary system pp. 389-398

Paul De Grauwe

The effects of currency depreciation in a model with capital formation pp. 399-406

Ole Risager

Efficiency wages versus insiders and outsiders pp. 407-416

Assar Lindbeck and Dennis Snower

Imperfect competition, unemployment and policy pp. 417-426

Jean-Pascal Benassy

Involuntary unemployment in dynamic contract equilibria * pp. 427-435

W. Bentley Macleod and James Malcomson

Reciprocal externality models of low employment pp. 436-443

Allan Drazen

Imperfect information, credit markets and unemployment pp. 444-456

Bruce C. Greenwald and Joseph Stiglitz

A political economy of European community trade policy against the less developed countries? pp. 457-465

Frank Weiss

Exports from developing countries: Some facts and scope pp. 466-474

Jacob Kol

Increasing returns, efficiency, and the distribution of wealth pp. 475-482

Egbert Dierker

Monopoly with asymmetric information about quality: Behavior and regulation pp. 483-489

Jean-Jacques Laffont and Eric Maskin

Minimum wage legislation as a second best policy pp. 490-498

Roger Guesnerie and Kevin Roberts

Minutes of the General Assembly pp. 499-499

Louis Phlips

Reports from the President to the members of the European Economic Association pp. 500-503

Jacques Dreze

Report of the secretary pp. 503-504

Louis Phlips

Budget for 1987 pp. 505-505

Pietro Balestra

Report of the Finance Committee pp. 506-506

Pietro Balestra

Programme of the First Annual Congress pp. 507-523

Bonn Dieter Bos

European economic association statutes pp. 525-533

Jacques Dreze, János Kornai, Anthony Atkinson, Louis Phlips and Pietro Balestra