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2005: What Do We Know about the Capital Structure of Small Firms?

Karin Jõeveer

2005: Admission to Selective Schools, Alphabetically

Stepan Jurajda and Daniel Münich

2005: Provincial Interests and Political Integration: Voting in the French Maastricht Referendum

D. Andrew Austin

2005: Pilgrims to the Eurozone: How Far, How Fast?

Evžen Kočenda, Ali Kutan and Taner Yigit

2005: Believe but Verify? Russian Views and the Market

D. Andrew Austin, Tatyana Kosyaeva and Nathaniel Wilcox

2005: Should Private Expectations Concern Central Bankers?

Martin Fukač

2005: Speculation and Survival in Financial Markets

Eugen Kovac

2005: Why Can’t a Woman Bid More Like a Man?

Yan Chen, Peter Katuscak and Emre Ozdenoren

2005: Coordination Cycles

Jakub Steiner

2005: Too Large or Too Small? Returns to Scale in a Retail Network

František Brázdik and Viliam Druska

2005: Optimal Government Policies in Models with Heterogeneous Agents

Radim Bohacek and Michal Kejak

2005: Crime, Deterrence, and Democracy

Libor Dusek

2005: Can a Cartel Fuel the Engine of Economic Development? OPEC and the macroeconomics of oil

Jose Noguera and Rowena Pecchenino

2005: Oriented stochastic data envelopment models: Ranking comparison to stochastic frontier approach

František Brázdik

2005: Sealed Bid Auctions with Ambiguity: An Experimental Study

Yan Chen, Peter Katuscak and Emre Ozdenoren

2005: Tying and entry deterrence in vertically differentiated markets

Eugen Kovac

2005: Between-Firm Redistribution of Profit in Competitive Industries: Why Labor Market Policies May Not Work

Galina Vereshchagina

2005: Equilibrium Exchange Rate in the Czech Republic: How Good is the Czech BEER?

Ian Babetskii and Balázs Égert

2005: Globalization, Increasing Returns in Component Production, and the Pattern of Trade

Anu Kovarikova Arro

2005: Capital and Labor Effects in a Recall Task: More Evidence in Support of Camerer and Hogarth (1999)

Ondrej Rydval

2005: Why Immigrants Manage to Grab More SocialBenefits? Empirical Cross - Country Analysis

Lubomira Anastassova-Chirmiciu and Teodora Paligorova

2005: Czech Managerial Compensations: Why Does It Pay Off to Climb the Corporate Ladder?

Teodora Paligorova

2005: Finding Optimal Measures of Core Inflation in the Kyrgyz Republic

Ainura Uzagalieva

2005: Origin and Concentration: Corporate Ownership, Control and Performance

Jan Hanousek, Evžen Kočenda and Jan Svejnar

2005: Projection Methods for Economies with Heterogeneous Agents

Radim Bohacek and Michal Kejak

2005: Wages in a Growing Russia: When is a Ten Percent Rise in the Gender Pay Gap Good News?

Elena Kazakova

2005: Building a Castle on Sand: Effects of Mass Privatization on Capital Market Creation in Transition Economies

Zuzana Fungáčová

2005: Optimal Severance Payment: Theory and Practice

Byeongju Jeong

2005: Fiscal Consequences of Monetary Integration within the Common Economic Area: the Case of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia

Ainura Uzagalieva

2005: Inflation Expectations in the Czech Interbank Market

Martin Fukač

2005: The Predictive Power of Noisy Elimination Tournaments

Dmitry Ryvkin

2005: All in the Family: A Dynasty Approach to Household Migration Evidence from the 19th Century Austro-Hungarian Empire

Alexander Klein

2005: City and Suburban Competition

D. Andrew Austin

2005: Strategic Tariff Protection, Market Conduct, and Government Commitment Levels in Developing Economies

Delia Ionaºcu and Kresimir Zigic

2005: Changing Composition of Human Capital: The Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland

Byeongju Jeong, Michal Kejak and Viatcheslav Vinogradov

2005: Learning by Bidding: Evidence from a Large-Scale Natural Experiment

Jan Hanousek and Evžen Kočenda

2005: A Trace of Anger is Enough: On the Enforcement of Social Norms

Jakub Steiner

2004: Loss avoidance as selection principle: evidence from simple stag-hunt games

Ondrej Rydval and Andreas Ortmann

2004: Credit markets and the propagation of monetary policy shocks

Radim Bohacek and Hugo Rodriguez Mendizabal

2004: The transmission mechanism to barter

Jose Noguera

2004: Stock market integration and the speed of information transmission

Alexandr Černý

2004: Coase’s conjecture in finite horizon

Michal Ostatnicky

2004: Models of competition between one for-profit and one nonprofit firm

Petra Brhlikova

2004: The Mirage of Convergence: Why Poor Countries May Only Seem to Be Closing the Income Gap

Jan Hanousek, Dana Hájková and Randall Filer

2004: Is Barter a Hobson’s Choice? A theory of barter and credit rationing

Jose Noguera

2004: Believing in Economic Theory: Sex, Lies, Evidence, Trust and Ideology

Andrew Austin and Nathaniel Wilcox

2004: Calibration of Interest Rate Models - Transition Market Case

Martin Vojtek

2004: The Predictive Power of Noisy Round-Robin Tournaments

Dmitry Ryvkin and Andreas Ortmann

2004: Advancing the iid Test Based on Integration across the Correlation Integral: Ranges, Competition, and Power

Evžen Kočenda and Lubos Briatka

2004: Efficiency Defense and Administrative Fuzziness in Merger Regulation

Andrei Medvedev

2004: The False Consensus Effect: Deconstruction and Reconstruction of an Anomaly

Dirk Engelmann and Martin Strobel

2004: Sequencing of Club Enlargement: "big bang," "gradualism," and internal reform

Michael Kunin

2004: Why do Software Manufacturers Tolerate Piracy in Transition and Less Developed Countries? A theoretical model

Michael Kunin

2004: Strategic Trade Policy and Vertical Product Differentiation: intra-industry trade between developed and developing countries

Michael Kunin and Kresimir Zigic

2004: Structural remedies in merger regulation in a Cournot framework

Andrei Medvedev

2004: Back to the St. Petersburg Paradox?

Pavlo Blavatskyy

2004: Axiomatization of a Preference for Most Probably Winner

Pavlo Blavatskyy

2004: Tying by a Non-monopolist

Eugen Kovac

2004: Does bank failure affect client firms? Micro evidence from Estonia

Karin Jõeveer

2004: Who's Afraid of Reduced-Rank Parameterizations of Multivariate Models? Theory and Example

Scott Gilbert and Petr Zemcik

2004: How financial incentives and cognitive abilities affect task performance in laboratory settings: An illustration

Ondrej Rydval and Andreas Ortmann

2004: Factor Accumulation Story: Any Unfinished Business?

Michal Kejak and David Vavra

2004: Accession Trajectories and Convergence: Endogenous Growth Perspective

Michal Kejak, Stephan Seiter and David Vavra