Ricerche Economiche

1993 - 1996

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

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An analysis of life-cycle accumulation of financial assets pp. 323-354: Orazio Attanasio
Feasibility of predatory pricing in a capacity-constrained duopoly pp. 355-361: Giacomo Corneo and Olivier Jeanne
On Nash implementation of Walrasian equilibria in a market for pure indivisibles without money pp. 363-383: Jean Lainé
Testing exact aggregation in income and household characteristics: the effects of aggregation across goods pp. 385-406: Christopher J. Nicol
Non-linear methods for time series analysis: Non-linear and Non-stationary Time Series Analysis. By M.B. Priestley. London: Academic Press. 1988. viii + 237 pp. Non-linear Time Series: A Dynamical System Approach. By Howell Tong. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1990. xvi + 566 pp. ARCH Models in Finance. R.F. Engle and M. Rothschild, Eds. Journal of Econometrics Supplement, 52, 1/2. 1992. 311 pp pp. 407-415: Marji Lines

Editors' note pp. 233-234: Marco Lippi and Nicola Rossi
Aggregation and consumer behaviour: some recent results pp. 235-252: Richard Blundell, Costas Meghir and Guglielmo Weber
Estimating micro parameters from macro data alone: some pessimistic evidence pp. 253-267: Martin Browning
Implications of seeing economic variables through an aggregation window pp. 269-279: Clive Granger
Cointegration and aggregation pp. 281-291: Jesus Gonzalo
Persistence profiles and business cycle fluctuations in a disaggregated model of U.K. output growth pp. 293-322: Kevin Lee and Mohammad Pesaran

Editors' note pp. 105-106: Marco Lippi and Nicola Rossi
A framework for aggregation theories pp. 107-135: Edmond Malinvaud
Family expenditure data, heteroscedasticity and the Law of Demand pp. 137-165: Werner Hildenbrand and Alois Kneip
Behavioural heterogeneity and Cournot oligopoly equilibrium pp. 167-187: Jean-Michel Grandmont
Distribution movements, macroeconomic regularities and the representative consumer pp. 189-199: Arthur Lewbel
On aggregation and its implications for aggregate behaviour pp. 201-214: Jean-Paul Chavas
Exact aggregation of consumer demand systems pp. 215-232: John M. Heineke

Inaugural note pp. 1-1: Alfredo Medio
Aggregate fluctuations from independent sectoral shocks: self-organized criticality in a model of production and inventory dynamics pp. 3-30: Per Bak, Kan Chen, Jose Scheinkman and Michael Woodford
An exploratory analysis of the growth rates of economic and financial data pp. 31-64: James B. Ramsey and Cheng-Ping Lian
Job matching and the distribution of producer surplus pp. 65-92: Giuseppe Bertola and Leonardo Felli
Four textbooks on game theory pp. 93-103: Pierpaolo Battigalli and Marco Li Calzi