Boston College Working Papers in Economics

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120: Sectoral Measures of Labor Cost for the United States, 1948-1978

Frank Gollop and Dale Jorgenson

119: Cost-Minimizing Regulation of Sulfur Emissions: Regional Gains in Electric Power

Frank Gollop and Mark Roberts

118: International R & D Rivalry and Industrial Strategy

Barbara Spencer and James Brander

117: Simultaneous Equation Modeling in Industrial Organization: A Word or Two of Caution

J.A. Henning and H.M. Mann

116: Modeling Aggregate Productivity Growth: The Importance of Intersectoral Transfer Prices and International Trade

Frank Gollop

115: Evidence for a Sector-Biased or Sector-Neutral Industrial Policy: Analysis of the Productivity Slowdown

Frank Gollop

114: Environmental Regulations and Productivity Growth: The Case of Fossil-Fueled Electric Power Generation

Frank Gollop and Mark Roberts

112: The Effect of Pension Plans on the Pattern of Life-Cycle Compensation

Joseph Quinn and Richard Burkhauser

110: An Examination of Postwar U.S Stabilization Policy: Monetary and Fiscal Policy in an Accelerationist World

Christopher Baum and E. Howrey

109: The Welfare Effects of Quantity Uncertainty: The Dual Distance Function Approach

James Anderson

108: Producer's Surplus, With Apology

James Anderson

107: Growth Accounting in an Open Economy

Frank Gollop

106: Identification of Interactive Behavior in Air Service Markets

James Anderson

94: Uncertainty and Information in Economics

John Riley and Jack Hirshleifer

93: Imported Intermediate Input: Its Impact on Sectoral Productivity in U.S. Manufacturing

Frank Gollop and Mark Roberts

92: Strong Evolutionary Equilibrium and the War of Attrition

John Riley

91: Wage Differentials Among Older Workers in the Public and Private Sectors

Joseph Quinn

90: Job Characteristics and Early Retirement

Joseph Quinn

89: The Pricing of Short-Lived Options When Price Uncertainty

J. Huston McCulloch

88: A Computational Approach to Resource Allocation in Spatial Urban Models

Donald Richter

87: Alternative Signalling Equilibrium Concepts

John Riley

86: Interest Rate Risk and Capital Adequacy for Traditional Banks and Financial Intermediaries

J. Huston McCulloch

85: A Theoretical Foundation for the Gravity Model of Factor Flows

James Anderson

73: Efficiency in the Market for Airline Service

James Anderson

72: The Microeconomics of Early Retirement: A Cross-Sectional View

Joseph Quinn

70: An Austrian Proof of Quasi-Concave Preferences

J. Huston McCulloch and Jeffrey Smith

68: Regulation and The U.S. Financial System

J. Huston McCulloch

67: A model of Optimal Human Capital Accumulation and the Wages of Young High School Graduates

Charles Brown

61: The Markoff Cycle in Business Activity

J. Huston McCulloch

59: Capital Taxation in a Dynamic General Equilibrium Setting

Ann Friedlaender and Adolf Vandendorpe

54: Optimal Tariffs Under Uncertainty

James Anderson

53: Optimal Buffering Policies For A Small Trading Country

James Anderson

52: Immigration Barriers and The Classic Interests Of Labor

J. Huston McCulloch

51: The Television-"Classic"-Broadcast Decision

Steven Beggs

50: The Television-Return-Broadcast Decision, A Dynamic-Programming Model

Steven Beggs

48: Search Models of The Labor Market and The Long-Run Phillips Curve

Geoffrey Woglom

47: The Welfare System and General Revenue Sharing: An Econometric Analysis of State Government Behavior

Richard Tresch

43: International Trade With Fluctuating Prices

James Anderson and John Riley

42: THE ROLE OF POLLUTEE TAXES IN SEQUENTIALLY ADJUSTING TO EXTERNALITIES PROBLEMS

Marvin Kraus and Herbert Mohring

40: Income Distribution Considerations In Government Investment Decisions

Geoffrey Woglom and Robert Goldfarb

38: THE CORE OF A PUBLIC GOODS ECONOMY

Donald Richter

37: LAND USE IN A CIRCULAR CITY

Marvin Kraus

35: The Simple Analytics of the Snob and Mr. Smith

David Belsley

32: The Stability of Manufacturing Activity in the U.S. Economy: 1921-1972

William Duffy and Kenneth Lewis

27: A Two Sector Growth Model with Endogeneous Technological Change

M Aksoy

26: "Gammaville" An Optimal Town

John Riley

25: Balance of Payments Fluctiations in American Economic History: A Spectral Analytic Study

James Anderson and William Duffy

24: Storage and Pricing Under Conditions of Cyclical Supply and Demand

John Riley

15: On a False Public Subsidy Theorem in Transportation

James Anderson

14: Advertising and Concentration: A tentative determination of Cause and Effect

J Henning and H Mann

11: Evaluation of Trade Co-operation among Developing Countries

James Anderson

10: The Optimal Tax Structure in a Model with Traded and Non-Traded Goods

Adolf Vandendorpe

9: The number of securities in an optimally diversified portfolio: Holdings of U.S. government securities at large U.S. commercial banks, 1965-1967

Edward Kane

8: Has U.S. Capital Differentiated Between E.E.C. and E.F.T.A.?

V Bandera and J Lucken

6: Macro Policy Goals In The Postwar Period: A Study in Revealed Preference

Ann Friedlaender

5: Trade and Factor Rentals with More Than Two Factors

James Anderson