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20018: Twin studies in behavioral research: a skeptical view

L.J. Kamin and Arthur Goldberger

20017: Evolutionary dynamics in financial markets with many trader types

William Brock and Cars Hommes

20016: Information and the evolution of the utility function

Larry Samuelson and Jeroen Swinkels

20015: Evolution and learning in games with randomly disturbed payoffs

Josef Hofbauer and William Sandholm

20014: A general equilibrium model of statistical discrimination

Andrea Moro and Peter Norman

20013: On the empirics of social capital

Steven Durlauf

200125: A dynamic theory of holdup

Yeon-Koo Che and József Sákovics

200124: Mosaic management in metapopulation models: optimal management of interrelated species in patchy environments

William Brock and Anastasios Xepapadeas

200123: Mechanism design and communication costs

R. Deneckere and S. Severinov

200122: Is assortative matching efficient?

Steven Durlauf and Ananth Seshadri

200121: Economics for ecologists: a reader's guide

William Brock

200120: Instrumental variables estimation of heteroskedastic linear models using all lags of instruments

Kenneth West, K.-F. Wong and Stanislav Anatolyev

20012: Uniqueness of positive fixed points for increasing concave functions on Rn: an elementary result

John Kennan

200119: Government grants to private charities: do they crowd out giving or fundraising?

James Andreoni and A. Payne

200118: Evolutionary staibility and lexicographic preferences

L. Samuelson and Jeroen Swinkels

200117: Valuing biodiversity from an economic perspective: a unified economic, ecological and genetic approach

William Brock and Anastasios Xepapadeas

200116: Pigouvian pricing and stochastic evolutionary implementation

William Sandholm

200115: Negative externalities and evolutionary implementation

William Sandholm

200114: Inference about predictive ability

Michael McCracken and Kenneth West

200112: Government-mandated discriminatory policies

Hanming Fang and Peter Norman

200111: Internet auctions with many traders

Michael Peters and S. Severinov

200110: The performance of some recently privatized Italian banks

F. Farabullini and D.D. Hester

20011: Output and price level effects of monetary uncertainty in a matching model

B. Katzman, John Kennan and N. Wallace

20009: Economics of environmental regulation

William Brock

20008: Chaos theory

William Brock

20007: Discrete choice with social interactions

William Brock and Steven Durlauf

20005: Evolution with diverse preferences

Jeffrey Ely and William Sandholm

20004: Free trade and global warming: a trade theory view of the Kyoto protocol

Brian Copeland and M. Scott Taylor

200030: Using patents in growth models

Louise Keely

200029: Bowling alone: a review essay

Steven Durlauf

200028: Endogenous inequality in a trade model with private information

Andrea Moro and Peter Norman

200027: Optimal ecosystem management when species compete for limiting resources

William Brock and Anastasios Xepapadeas

200026: Nonconvexities in ecological management problems

William Brock and D. Starrett

200025: What do bargainers' preferences look like?: exploring a convex ultimatum game

James Andreoni, Marco Castillo and Ragan Petrie

200024: Growth economics and reality

William Brock and Steven Durlauf

200022: Financial convergence in the European Monetary Union?

Giorgio Calcagnini, F. Farabullini and D.D. Hester

200021: The local Solow growth model

Steven Durlauf, Andros Kourtellos and Artur Minkin

200020: Some mathematical tools for analysing complex-nonlinear systems

William Brock

20002: The economics of philanthropy

James Andreoni

200019: GATT-think

Kyle Bagwell and Robert Staiger

200018: Inference with an incomplete model of English auctions

Philip Haile and Elie Tamer

200017r: Symmetric separating equilibria in English auctions

Sushil Bikhchandani, Philip Haile and John Riley

200016: A framework for the study of individual behavior and social interactions

Steven Durlauf

200015: Efficient mechanisms for public goods with use exclusions

Peter Norman

200014: The memberships theory of poverty: the role of group affiliations in determining socioeconomic outcomes

Steven Durlauf

200013: Identification of standard auction models

Susan Athey and Philip Haile

200012: Legislative bargaining and coalition formation

Peter Norman

200011: Strategic trade, competitive industries and agricultural trade disputes

Kyle Bagwell and Robert Staiger

200010: Econometric analysis and the study of economic growth: a skeptical perspective

Steven Durlauf

20001: The interactions-based approach to socioeconomic behavior

Lawrence Blume and Steven Durlauf