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Volume 29, issue 3, 1985

Second-best analysis with markets in disequilibrium: Public sector pricing in a Keynesian regime pp. 263-301

Jacques Dreze

Public investment and social risk-sharing pp. 303-321

Earl L. Grinols

An empirical two market disequilibrium model for Dutch manufacturing pp. 323-354

P. Kooiman and Teun Kloek

On the choice between international capital and labor mobility pp. 355-379

Michael Van Bemmelen

Neary and Roberts on Le Chatelier properties of spill-over effects: A correction pp. 381-386

Stan Standaert

Work effort and search subsidies with long-run equilibrium contracts pp. 387-406

Jon Strand

Volume 29, issue 2, 1985

Government deficits, the real interest rate and LDC debt: On global crowding out pp. 157-191

Deepak Lal and Sweder van Wijnbergen

Relative price variability and inflation: The Italian evidence pp. 193-223

Marco Pagano

The effect of advertising on total consumption of cigarettes in the U.K.: A comment pp. 225-231

Mehran Radfar

Estimation of optimal human capital accumulation parameters for The Netherlands pp. 233-257

J. Theeuwes, Carl Koopmans, R. Van Opstal and H. Van Reijn

Volume 29, issue 1, 1985

Income distribution and composition of consumer demand in the Spanish economy pp. 1-13

Antonio Abadia

The effects of irregular markets on macroeconomic policy: Some estimates for belgium pp. 15-33

M. C. Adam and Victor Ginsburgh

Macroeconomic policy and aggregate fluctuations in a semi-industrialized open economy: Greece 1951-1980 pp. 35-61

George Alogoskoufis

Price and output responsiveness to nominal changes under differential information pp. 63-87

Torben M. Andersen

Bilateral capital flows and the exchange rate: The case of the U.S.A. vis-a-vis Canada, France, West Germany and the U.K pp. 89-110

Kanta Marwah, Lawrence Klein and Ronald Bodkin

Two alternative stochastic specification and estimation methods for quantity rationing models: A Monte-Carlo comparison pp. 111-136

Henri Sneessens

Volume 28, issue 3, 1985

The second enlargement of the european communities: Probable effects on the members and the new entrants pp. 279-308

Okan H. Aktan

International trade and trade creation under instability pp. 309-330

David Bigman

A theorem on policy neutrality pp. 331-345

David Nickerson

The demand for education under capital market imperfections pp. 347-362

David A. Kodde and Josef M.M. Ritzen

Intertemporal relationships between industrialized economies pp. 363-376

William L. Huth

International trade and industrial organization: Problems, solved and unsolved pp. 377-395

Richard E. Caves

Volume 28, issue 1-2, 1985

Introduction pp. 1-9

George de Menil and Robert Gordon

Fiscal policy and the exchange rate in the big seven: Transmission of U.S. government spending shocks pp. 11-42

Paul Masson and Adrian Blundell-Wignall

'Fiscal policy and the exchange rate in the big seven: Transmission of U.S. government spending shocks' by Paul Masson and Adrian Blundell-Wignall pp. 43-47

Jacob A. Frenkel

'Fiscal policy and the exchange rate in the big seven: Transmission of U.S. government spending shocks': by Paul Masson and Adrian Blundell-Wignall pp. 49-52

Ignazio Visco

International coordination in the design of macroeconomic policy rules pp. 53-81

John Taylor

'International coordination in the design of macroeconomic policies' by John B. Taylor pp. 83-87

Giampaolo Galli

'International coordination in the design of macroeconomic policies' by John B. Taylor pp. 89-92

William Nordhaus

Can exchange rate predictability be achieved without monetary convergence?: Evidence from the EMS pp. 93-115

Kenneth Rogoff

'Can exchange rate predictability be achieved without monetary convergence?--evidence from the EMS' by Kenneth Rogoff pp. 117-120

Xavier Debonneuil and Michel Galy

'Can exchange rate predictability be achieved without monetary convergence?--evidence from the EMS' by Kenneth Rogoff pp. 121-122

J. S. Flemming

A note on 'the good fix' and 'the bad fix' pp. 123-124

Robert Mundell

'A note on 'the good fix' and 'the bad fix'' by Robert A. Mundell pp. 125-127

Jacob A. Frenkel

Monetary targets, real exchange rates and macroeconomic stability pp. 129-150

Alessandro Penati

'Monetary targets, real exchange rates and macroeconomic stability' by Alessandro Penati pp. 151-152

Jeffrey Frankel

'Monetary targets, real exchange rates and macroeconomic stability' by Alessandro Penati pp. 153-155

Jose Perez

International comparison of the sources of productivity slowdown 1973-1982 pp. 157-191

John Helliwell, Peter H. Sturm and Gerard Salou

'International comparison of the sources of productivity slowdown 1973-1982' by John F. Helliwell, Peter H. Sturm and Gerard Salou pp. 193-195

William Branson

'International comparison of the sources of productivity slowdown 1973-1982' by John F. Helliwell, Peter H. Sturm and Gerard Salou pp. 197-200

Riccardo Faini

Labor and investment demand at the firm level: A comparison of French, German and U.S. manufacturing, 1970-79 pp. 201-231

Jacques Mairesse and Brigitte Dormont

'Labor and investment demand at the firm level: A comparison of French, German and U.S. manufacturing, 1970-79' by Jacques Mairesse and Brigitte Dormont pp. 233-236

Angelo M. Cardani

'Labor and investment demand at the firm level: A comparison of French, German and U.S. manufacturing, 1970-79' by Jacques Mairesse and Brigitte Dormont pp. 237-241

Jorge Braga de Macedo

Rationality, causality, and the relation between economic conditions and the popularity of parties: An empirical investigation for the Federal Republic of Germany, 1971-1982 pp. 243-268

Gebhard Kirchgässner

'Rationality, causality, and the relation between economic conditions and the popularity of parties' by Gebhard Kirchgassner pp. 269-272

Alan Blinder

'Rationality, causality, and the relation between economic conditions and the popularity of parties' by Gebhard Kirchgassner pp. 273-277

Peter H. Sturm

Volume 27, issue 3, 1985

Work sharing, employment and wages pp. 293-309

Lars Calmfors

Taxation of capital gains on owner-occupied homes pp. 311-334

Peter Englund

Separability and the modelling of international economic integration pp. 335-353

L. Winters

Specification and time series estimation of dynamic Gorman Polar Form demand systems pp. 357-374

Ranjan Ray

Differential consumer demand systems pp. 375-390

W.J. Keller and J. Van Driel

Inverse demand and anti-giffen goods pp. 397-404

Ulrich Kohli

Volume 27, issue 2, 1985

Management versus ownership, II pp. 115-138

Tatsuro Ichiishi

Optimal feedback rules in an open economy macromodel with rational expectations pp. 141-163

Paul Levine and David Currie

Target buffer stocks pp. 165-182

Daniel Seidmann

Liability management of financial intermediaries in a dynamic and uncertain perspective pp. 183-200

John Peter D. Chateau

Inventories in a dynamic macro model with flexible prices pp. 201-219

John Eckalbar

Oligopolistic models of investment and employment decisions in a regional context: Theory and empirical evidence from a putty-clay model pp. 221-242

Riccardo Faini and Fabio Schiantarelli

Optimal hedging on futures markets for commodity-exporting nations pp. 243-261

Gordon Gemmill

Towards a politico-economic theory of social security pp. 263-289

Ben van Velthoven and Frans van Winden

Volume 27, issue 1, 1985

Cooperative agreements and conflicts of interest pp. 1-2

Claude d'Aspremont, Alexis Jacquemin and Jean Gabszewicz

Cooperative oligopoly equilibrium pp. 3-24

Mordecai Kurz

A theory of conscious parallelism pp. 25-44

W. Bentley Macleod

Collusive equilibria in oligopolies with finite lives pp. 45-55

Jean Frayssé and Michel Moreaux

Measuring the power to monopolize: A simple-game-theoretic approach pp. 57-74

Claude d'Aspremont and Alexis Jacquemin

Common and conflicting interests in two-sided matching markets pp. 75-96

Alvin Roth

The many approaches to the study of monopolistic competition pp. 97-114

Martin Shubik