European Economic Review

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Volume 20, issue 1-3, 1983

The size of the lifetime excess burden of a tax pp. 1-11

Anup Shah

Peak load pricing under periodic and stochastic supply pp. 13-21

Spyros K. Lioukas

On optimality and time consistency when expectations are rational pp. 23-40

Sean Holly and M. B. Zarrop

The effects of age and unemployment percentage on the duration of unemployment: Evidence from aggregate data pp. 41-57

Peter Kooreman and Geert Ridder

Expenditure function estimates of the efficiency and distributive impact of indirect taxes in the United Kingdom pp. 59-78

John S. Dodgson

The benefits and costs of the deferral of U.S. Taxes on retained earnings of controlled foreign corporations pp. 79-94

Donald Rousslang and Joseph Pelzman

Engel curves and systems of demand functions pp. 95-121

Jorgen Aasness and Asbjorn Rodseth

Variance-minimizing monetary policies with lagged price adjustment and rational expectations pp. 123-141

Jerry Green and Seppo Honkapohja

Occupational mobility in Australia: A quantitative approach pp. 143-166

Lynne S. Williams

On the choice between capital import and labor export pp. 167-192

Carl Hamilton and Lars Svensson

A macroeconomic rationing model of the belgian economy pp. 193-215

Henri Sneessens

On the disaggregation of excess demand functions when prices and aggregate income vary independently pp. 217-229

H. M. Polemarchakis

Industrial conflicts and economic conditions: A comparative empirical investigation pp. 231-256

Martin Paldam

Tests of restrictions in large demand systems pp. 257-269

R. A. Bewley

The demand for cars and gasoline: A simultaneous approach pp. 271-287

Asher Tishler

Negative international transmission of economic expansion pp. 289-310

Warner Corden and Stephen J Turnovsky

Disaggregation of excess demand under additive separability pp. 311-318

H. M. Polemarchakis

Exchange rates and food in the European Community pp. 319-332

Louka T. Katseli

Directors' remuneration in the theory of the firm: Specification and testing of the null hypothesis pp. 333-348

John Cubbin and Graham Hall

Formation of inflation expectations in the U.K.: Pitfalls in the use of the error-learning model pp. 349-363

Alan K. Severn

On the quantitative significance of imperfect information pp. 365-379

Alan Carruth

The allocative efficiency of government expenditure: Some comparative tests pp. 381-394

John Dunne and Ronald Smith

Volume 19, issue 2, 1982

A general framework for the analysis of preference variation pp. 159-179

Erik Schokkaert

Government policy, real wage resistance and the resolution of conflict pp. 181-212

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Approximately monetary equilibrium in overlapping generations economy pp. 213-228

Masahiro Okuno-Fujiwara and Itzhak Zilcha

Real and monetary approaches to foreign trade adjustment mechanisms in centrally planned economies pp. 229-244

A Reconciliation and Josef Brada

Stationary keynesian equilibria pp. 245-258

Pierre Dehez

Factor price changes, technical efficiency, and revenue requirements regulation pp. 259-276

David P. Baron and Raymond R. De Bondt

A generalized model of induced input innovation pp. 277-287

Dennis Fixler and Uri Ben-Zion

Unanticipated money, output and prices in Greece pp. 289-303

George Alogoskoufis

Employment in a monopolistic firm pp. 305-327

Paul J.J.M. van Loon

The equilibrium configuration of pure risk sharing contracts in markets with diverse transactors pp. 329-342

Pinhas Zusman

On the economics of subscriptions pp. 343-356

Amihai Glazer and Refael Hassin

Taxation, growth, and resource extraction: A general equilibrium approach pp. 357-386

Hans-Werner Sinn

International flow of manufactures purchasing power based analysis pp. 387-394

Bankey L. Sharma

The possible shapes of the production possibility curve under cobb-douglas production function: A Comment pp. 395-396

Nubuo Minabe

Volume 19, issue 1, 1982

Market power and efficiency pp. 1-2

Claude d'Aspremont, Alexis Jacquemin and Jean Gabszewicz

The M-form: Industrial groups, American style pp. 3-23

Alfred Chandler

Organizational efficiency and monopoly power: The case of French industrial groups pp. 25-51

David Encaoua and Alexis Jacquemin

Business groups in a market economy pp. 53-70

Akira Goto

Vertical integration and transaction-specific sunk costs pp. 71-87

Paul Kleindorfer and Gunter Knieps

A normative approach to industrial-performance evaluation and concentration indices pp. 89-121

Charles Blackorby, David Donaldson and John Weymark

Oligopoly and welfare: A unified presentation with applications to trade and development pp. 123-143

Avinash Dixit and Nicholas Stern

Simultaneous equations models of the structure-performance paradigm pp. 145-158

Paul Geroski

Volume 18, issue 2, 1982

Introduction pp. 1-10

Georges De Menil and Robert Gordon

Simulating an oil shock with sticky prices pp. 11-33

Francesco Giavazzi, Mehmet Odekon and Charles Wyplosz

'Simulating an oil shock with sticky prices' by Giavazzi et al pp. 35-36

John S. Flemming

'Simulating an oil shock with sticky prices' by Giavazzi et. al pp. 37-39b

Paul Krugman

The transmission of international disturbances: A French-german cliometric analysis, 1972-1980 pp. 41-73

George de Menil and Uwe Westphal

'The transmission of international disturbances: A French-German cliometric analysis, 1972-1980' by de Menil and Westphal pp. 75-79

William Branson

'The transmission of international disturbances: A French-German cliometric analysis, 1972-1980' by de Menil and Westphal pp. 81-84

Terry Burns

Real exchange rate overshooting and the output cost of bringing down inflation pp. 85-123

Willem Buiter and Marcus Miller

'Real exchange rate overshooting and the output cost of bringing down inflation' by Buiter and Miller pp. 125-127

Robert Flood

'Real exchange rate overshooting and the output cost of bringing down inflation' by buiter and miller pp. 129-130

Uwe Westphal

Economic policy in the face of declining productivity growth pp. 131-157

William Nordhaus

'Economic policy in the face of declining productivity growth' by Nordhaus pp. 159-162

Jacques Mairesse

'Economic policy in the face of declining productivity growth' by Nordhaus pp. 163-169

Lawrence Summers

Relative price variability and inflation in the United States and Germany pp. 171-196

Stanley Fischer

'Relative price variability and inflation in the United States and Germany' by Fischer pp. 197-205

Jacob A. Frenkel

'Relative price variability and inflation in the United States and Germany' by Fischer pp. 207-208

Francesco Giavazzi

A test of the equilibrium hypothesis based on inventories: A Communication pp. 209-219

Georges Ducos, Jerry Green and Jean-Jacques Laffont

U.K. macro-policy response to oil price shocks of 1974-75 and 1979-80 pp. 223-234

John S. Flemming

Economic policy response to the oil price shocks of 1974 and 1979: The German Experience pp. 235-242

Harmen Lehment

The oil shocks and macroeconomic adjustment in the United States pp. 243-248

Jeffrey Sachs

Absorption of the two oil shocks: The Japanese Case pp. 249-261

Kumiharu Shigehara

Absorption of the two oil shocks: The French Case pp. 263-266

Gabriel Vangrevelinghe

The determination of implicit preferences: Two Possible Approaches Compared pp. 267-289

J.-P. Ancot, Andrew Hughes Hallett and Jean Paelinck

Employee participation in management, bargaining power and wages pp. 291-303

Jan Svejnar

Industry variance in the relative union wage differential: Observed and Unobserved Factor pp. 305-324

Marie-Paule Donsimoni and Robert Shakotko

More about the law of one price pp. 325-344

Liliane Crouhy-veyrac, Michel Crouhy and Jacques Melitz

A customs union between Spain and the EEC: An Attempt at Quantification of the Long-term Effects in a General Equilibrium Framework pp. 345-368

Jean-Marie Viaene

Production theory, technological change, and the demand for imports pp. 369-386

Ulrich Kohli

Inflation and relative-price variability in the open economy pp. 387-402

Mario I. Blejer and Leonardo Leiderman

Volume 18, issue 1, 1982

Introduction pp. 1-10

George de Menil and Robert Gordon

Simulating an oil shock with sticky prices pp. 11-33

Francesco Giavazzi, Mehmet Odekon and Charles Wyplosz

'Simulating an oil shock with sticky prices' by Giavazzi et al pp. 35-36

John S. Flemming

'Simulating an oil shock with sticky prices' by Giavazzi et. al pp. 37-39a

Paul Krugman

The transmission of international disturbances: A French-German cliometric analysis, 1972-1980 pp. 41-73

George de Menil and Uwe Westphal

'The transmission of international disturbances: A French-German cliometric analysis, 1972-1980' by de Menil and Westphal pp. 75-79

William Branson

'The transmission of international disturbances: A French-German cliometric analysis, 1972-1980' by de Menil and Westphal pp. 81-84

Terry Burns

Real exchange rate overshooting and the output cost of bringing down inflation pp. 85-123

Willem Buiter and Marcus Miller

'Real exchange rate overshooting and the output cost of bringing down inflation' by Buiter and Miller pp. 125-127

Robert Flood

'Real exchange rate overshooting and the output cost of bringing down inflation' by Buiter and Miller pp. 129-130

Uwe Westphal

Economic policy in the face of declining productivity growth pp. 131-157

William Nordhaus

'Economic policy in the face of declining productivity growth' by Nordhaus pp. 159-162

Jacques Mairesse

'Economic policy in the face of declining productivity growth' by Nordhaus pp. 163-169

Lawrence Summers

Relative price variability and inflation in the United States and Germany pp. 171-196

Stanley Fischer

'Relative price variability and inflation in the United States and Germany' by Fischer pp. 197-205

Jacob A. Frenkel

'Relative price variability and inflation in the United States and Germany' by Fischer pp. 207-208

Francesco Giavazzi

A test of the equilibrium hypothesis based on inventories: A communication pp. 209-219

Georges Ducos, Jerry Green and Jean-Jacques Laffont

U.K. macro-policy response to oil price shocks of 1974-1975 and 1979-1980 pp. 223-234

John S. Flemming

Economic policy response to the oil price shocks of 1974 and 1979: The German experience pp. 235-242

Harmen Lehment

The oil shocks and macroeconomic adjustment in the United States pp. 243-248

Jeffrey Sachs

Absorption of the two oil shocks: The Japanese case pp. 249-261

Kumiharu Shigehara

Absorption of the two oil shocks: The French case pp. 263-266

Gabriel Vangrevelinghe