Research in Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Federico Etro

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The relationship between saving and finance: theory and evidence from E.U. countries pp. 333-358: Nicholas Apergis and Lefteris Tsoulfidis
Chaos in East European black market exchange rates pp. 359-385: Apostolos Serletis and Periklis Gogas
Game-theoretic definitions of fairness and the contractualistic foundations of justice pp. 387-400: Massimo Morelli and Pier Luigi Sacco

Finance and technology in early industrial economies: the role of economic integration pp. 171-200: Marco Da Rin
Universal banking networks in pre-war Germany: new evidence from company financial data pp. 201-225: Caroline Fohlin
Building and loan associations in the U.S., 1880-1893: the origins of localization in the residential mortgage market pp. 227-250: Kenneth Snowden
Regional organizations in the German cooperative banking system in the late 19th century pp. 251-274: Timothy Guinnane
Finance and economic growth: the case of Sweden 1834-1991 pp. 275-301: Pontus Hansson and Lars Jonung
Financial systems across "developed economies": convergence or path dependence? pp. 303-331: Magda Bianco, Andrea Gerali and Riccardo Massaro

Differentiated Bertrand duopoly with variable demand pp. 85-100: Martin Peitz
A non-linear macro model of endogenous inventory oscillations pp. 101-129: Akio Matsumoto
Using a VECM to characterize the relative importance of permanent and transitory components of U.S. total disposable income and total consumption pp. 131-155: Barbara Pistoresi
Social security and national saving in Italy: a comment on Rossi and Visco pp. 157-164: Luca Beltrametti and Giovanni P. Croce

Non-emptiness of the Core: low multi-dimensional decisions spaces and one-dimensional preferences pp. 7-17: Gabrielle Demange and Roger Guesnerie
Free mobility equilibrium in a local public goods economy with congestion pp. 19-30: Hideo Konishi, Shlomo Weber and Michel Le Breton
Nash-Walras equilibria pp. 31-40: S. Ghosal and H. M. Polemarchakis
Spoiled for choice: variety and efficiency in markets with incomplete information pp. 41-67: Douglas Gale