Ricerche Economiche

1993 - 1996

Current editor(s): P. Gottardi and S. Weber

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Complements and substitutes in common agency pp. 325-345: Didier Laussel and Michel Le Breton
Externality pricing in club economies pp. 347-366: Suzanne Scotchmer
Taste-homogeneity of optimal jurisdictions in a Tiebout economy with crowding types and endogenous educational investment choices pp. 367-387: John Conley and Myrna Wooders
Incentives and income taxation: the implementation of individual revenue requirement functions pp. 389-400: Marcus Berliant and Frank Page

Consumption volatility and income persistence in the permanent income model pp. 223-234: Mario Forni
Periodic and chaotic behaviour of a simple R&D model pp. 235-265: Michael Kopel
Hopf bifurcation and quasi-periodic dynamics in discrete multisector optimal growth models pp. 267-291: Alain Venditti
Research joint ventures in an international economy pp. 293-315: Massimo Motta
A Note on G. Bertola and L. Felli (1993) "Job Matching and the Distribution of Surplus"Ricerche Economiche,47, 65-92 pp. 317-319: Leonardo Felli and Christopher Harris

Occupational choice and liquidity constraints pp. 105-133: Thierry Magnac and Jean-Marc Robin
Three tests for the existence of cycles in time series pp. 135-162: Fabio Canova
Unemployment duration models with non-stationary inflow and unobserved heterogeneity pp. 163-172: Rolf Aaberge
Has Baumol's Cost Disease disappeared in the performing arts? pp. 173-182: Bruno Frey
Unexploited comparative advantages in a differentiated duopoly pp. 183-191: Paolo Garella
A trend surface analysis of retail location: an Italian case study pp. 193-208: Stefania Bertazzon and Enrico Zaninotto

Index-linked bonds from an academic, market and policy-making standpoint pp. 1-25: Emilio Barone and Rainer S. Masera
Long-run equity risk and dynamic trading strategies: a simulation exercise for the Italian stock market pp. 27-56: Francesco Corielli and Alessandro Penati
Money, transactions and portfolio choice pp. 57-68: Pierluigi Balduzzi and Silverio Foresi
Existence of financial market equilibria with transaction costs pp. 69-77: Marta Laitenberger
Portfolio crowding out and inflation pp. 79-91: Carlo Monticelli

Redistribution between and within generations in the Italian social security system pp. 317-327: Onorato Castellino
National saving and social security in Italy pp. 329-356: Nicola Rossi and Ignazio Visco
Totally unfunded vs. partially funded pension systems: the case of Italy pp. 357-374: Elsa Fornero
Contribution-based vs. earnings-related retirement pension systems: some policy proposals for Italy pp. 375-403: Maria Cozzolino and Fiorella Padoa Schioppa Kostoris
On pension liabilities in Italy pp. 405-428: Luca Beltrametti

Editor's note pp. 177-178: Agar Brugiavi
Dynamics of demographic development and its impact on personal saving: case of Japan pp. 179-205: Albert Ando, Andrea Moro, Juan Pablo Cordoba and Gonzalo Garland
Age and cohort effects in saving and the German retirement system pp. 207-233: Axel Borsch-Supan
Individual response to a retirement saving program: results from U.S. panel data pp. 235-254: Steven Venti and David Wise
Consumption growth, saving and retirement in the U.K pp. 255-275: James Banks, Richard Blundell and Sarah Tanner
Saving and the intra-household distribution of income: an empirical investigation pp. 277-292: Martin Browning
Saving and wealth holdings of the elderly pp. 293-314: Rob Alessie, Annamaria Lusardi and Arie Kapteyn

Business cycle asymmetries and non-linearities in U.K. macroeconomic time series pp. 97-124: Terence C. Mills
Testing the stationarity of economic time series: further Monte Carlo evidence pp. 125-144: Giuseppe Schlitzer
Scarcity and prices pp. 145-166: Aldo Montesano
Labor market and institutions: is the United States the best of the possible worlds? A review essay: Social Protection versus Economic Flexibility: Is there a Trade-off? Edited by R. Blank. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, in assoc. with NBER. 1994. ix + 376 pp. Training and the Private Sector: International Comparisons. Edited by L. Lynch. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, in assoc. with NBER. 1994. ix + 319 pp. Working Under Different Rules. Edited by R. Freeman. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. 1994. xii + 261 pp pp. 167-176: Daniele Checchi

Does social security reduce the accumulation of private wealth? Evidence from Italian survey data pp. 1-31: Tullio Jappelli
On the non-neutrality and optimality of monetary policy when financial markets are incomplete: a macroeconomic perspective pp. 33-49: Franck Portier and Jean-Marc Tallon
Estimating the Cox, ingersoll and Ross model of the term structure: a multivariate approach pp. 51-74: Andrea Berardi
Death and the Keynesian multiplier pp. 75-87: Neil Rankin and Domenico Scalera
Markets and firms pp. 89-95: Marina Bianchi

Social capital as a public good and an oscillatory behaviour pp. 185-193: Kazuo Nishimura and Makoto Yano
Policy functions of strictly concave optimal growth models pp. 195-212: Gerhard Sorger
The neighbourhood turnpike property for continuous-time optimal growth models pp. 213-224: Luigi Montrucchio
Robust chaos in dynamic optimization models pp. 225-240: Mukul Majumdar and Tapan Mitra
Saddle point property and Hopf bifurcation in continuous optimal growth models: a Lagrangian approach pp. 241-254: Pierre Cartigny

Do anticipated tax changes matter? Further evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 87-108: Fabio Bagliano
A further look at consistent conjectures and private provision of public goods pp. 109-121: Massimo Bordignon
An Engelian model of growth and innovation with hierarchic consumer demand and unequal incomes pp. 123-139: Josef Falkinger
Factor demands and substitution in the Italian manufacturing sector: a dynamic duality model pp. 141-163: Matteo Manera
A new route to cyclical strategies in two-dimensional optimal control models pp. 165-173: Franz Wirl
On the macroeconomics of transition pp. 175-181: Renzo Daviddi

Government Ponzi games and the sustainability of public deficits under uncertainty pp. 1-22: Leonardo Bartolini and Carlo Cottarelli
Information, rational beliefs and equilibrium refinements pp. 23-43: Giacomo Bonanno
Keynes-Friedman and Keynes-Marx models of monetary growth pp. 45-70: Peter Flaschel
Four books on economic methodology pp. 71-83: Andrea Salanti