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232: The Impact Of Technological Change, Deindustrialization, And Internationalization Of Trade On Earnings Inequality and International Perspective

Peter Gottschalk and Mary Joyce

231: The Welfare Effects Of Congestion Tolls With Heterogeneous Commuters

Richard Arnott, André de Palma and Charles Lindsey

230: Explaining The Term Structure Of Interest Rates: A Panel Data Approach

E. Scott Mayfield and Robert Murphy

229: Plans And Preferences Of Older American Workers

Joseph Quinn and Richard Burkhauser

228: The Effect Of Borrowing Constraints On Consumer Liabilities

Donald Cox and Tullio Jappelli

227: The Transition Form Work To Retirement: The United States

Joseph Quinn

226: Tobin's Q And Financial Policy Revisited

Christopher Baum, Mark Klock and Clifford Thies

225: The Relation Between A University's Football Team Record And The Size Of Its Application Pool

Robert Murphy and Gregory A. Trandel

224: Is The Correlation In Welfare Participation Across Generations Spurious?

Peter Gottschalk

223: Is Earnings Inequality Also Rising In Other Industrialized Countries?

Peter Gottschalk and Mary Joyce

222: Financing Capacity On The Bottleneck Model

Richard Arnott and Marvin Kraus

221: Capital Market Imperfections Before And After Financial Liberization: An Euler Equation Approach To Panel Data For Ecuadorian Firms

Fabio Schiantarelli, Andrew Weiss and Fidel Jaramillo

220: Anti-Takeover Amendments, Managerial Entrenchment, And Shareholders' Interests

Atreya Chakraborty and Christopher Baum

219: Domino Dumping, II: Anti-dumping

James Anderson

218: The Cost Of Takeover Defences And The Free-Rider Problem

Atreya Chakraborty

217: Trade Restrictiveness Of Mexican Agricultural Policy

James Anderson and Geoffrey J. Bannister

216: Golden Parachutes, Poison Pills, And Synergies From Raids

Atreya Chakraborty and Abdikarim M. Farah

215: Tariff Index Theory

James Anderson

214: Rent Control, Mismatch Costs And Search Efficiency

Masahiro Igarashi and Richard Arnott

213: Reflections On Optimal Tax Theory

Richard Arnott

212: Asymmetric Oligopoly Equilibrium In A Non-renewable Resource Market: Theory And Evidence

Stephen Polasky

211: Welfare Enhancing Mergers

Stephen Polasky and Charles Mason

210: Divide And Conquer: On The Profitability Of Forming Independent Rival Divisions

Stephen Polasky

209: Entry Deterrence In The Commons

Charles F. Manson and Stephen Polasky

208: Searching For Uncertain Benefits and the Conservation Of Biological Diversity

Stephen Polasky, Andrew Solow and James Broadus

207: On the Measurement of Biological Diversity

Stephen Polasky, James Broadus and Andrew Solow

206: Collusion in Incentive Contracts: Does Delegation Help?

Leonardo Felli

205: Collusion in Contracts with Lock-In: The Optimal Timing of Commitment

Leonardo Felli

204: "Friendships" in Vertical Relations

Leonardo Felli and J. Miguel Villas-Boas

203: Do Oil Producers Act as 'Oil'iglopolists?

Stephen Polasky

202: The Terms of Trade, Investment, and the Current Account

Robert Murphy

201: Nominal Profits, Risk and Uncertainty in Foreign Exchange Markets

Fabio Canova and Jane Marrinan

200: On Construction of Monthly Term Structures of U.S. Interest Rates 1910-1930

Christopher Baum and Clifford Thies

199: Exhaustible Resource Oligopoly: Open-Loop and Markov Perfect Equilibria

Stephen Polasky

198: Computation of Dynamic User Equilibria in a Model of Peak Period Traffic Congestion with Heterogenous Commuters

Donald K. Richter, John Griffin and Richard Arnott

196: Motives for Private Intergenerational Transfers: An Analytical Framework and Preliminary Evidence from Peru

Donald Cox and Emannuel Jimenez

195: The Connection Between Social Security and Private Transfers in Peru

Donald Cox and Emannuel Jimenez

194: Who Gives and Who Gets Private Inter-Household Transfers in Peru

Donald Cox and Emannuel Jimenez

193: Social Objectives Through Private Transfers: A Review

Donald Cox and Emannuel Jimenez

192: Wage Profiles and Imperfect Capital Markets

Richard Arnott and Mak Arvin

191: A General Conditioning Diagnostic

David Belsley

190: A Guide to Using the Collinearity Diagnostics

David Belsley

189: Borrowing Constraints Under Secured Loan Contracts

Scott Mayfield

188: Transitive Social Preferences and Condorcet Points in Majority Rule Voting with Rational Abstentions

David Sunding

186: Domino Dumping, I: Competitive Exporters

James Anderson

185: Managing the Dollar: Has the Plaza Agreement Mattered?

Michael Klein, Bruce Mizrach and Robert Murphy

184: Two or Three Stages of Least Squares?

David Belsley

183: Conditioning in Models with Logs

David Belsley

182: Modeling and Forecasting Reliability

David Belsley

181: The Effect of Cohort Composition On Human Capital Accumulation Across Generations

Rachel Connelly and Peter Gottschalk