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144: Dividing Capital Accumulation Into Its Life Cycle and Intergenerational Transfer Components

Laurence Kotlikoff and Lawrence Summers

143: A Model of Non-Competitive Interdependence and Anti-Monopoly Laws

Earl A. Thompson and Roger L. Faith

142: A Note on Consumer-Producer Collusion in the Private Marketing of Collective-Type Goods

Earl A. Thompson

141: Parental Malincentives and Social Legislation

Earl A. Thompson and Wayne E. Ruhter

140: Uncertainty and Information in Economics

Jack Hirschleifer and John Riley

139: The No-Surplus Condition as a Characterization of Perfectly Competitive Equilibrium

Joseph Ostroy

138: The Use of Realized Values as a Proxy for Prior Rational Expectations

Rodney L. Jacobs

137: The NBER International Transmission Model: The Mark II Disequilibrium Version, Estimates and Lessons

Michael Darby

136: The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments: Two Specious Assumptions

Michael Darby

135A: An Examination of the Economic and Muthian Rationality of Price Level Forecasts

Rodney L. Jacobs

135: An Examination of the Econmic and Muthian Rationality of Price Level Forecasts

Rodney L. Jacobs

134: A Positive Theory of Government Firm Regulation

Elmer Wiens

133: Medical School: Producers of What? Sellers to Whom?

Thomas D. Hall and Cotton M. Lindsay

132: Student Discount Rates, Consumption Loans and Subsidies to Professional Training

Keith B. Leffler and Cotton M. Lindsay

131: The Economics of Tenant Rights in Nineteenth Century Irish Agriculture

Joel M. Guttman

130: International Relative Prices Under Fixed and Flexible Exchange Rate Systems

Alan Stockman

129: Natural Economy Versus Political Economy

Jack Hirshleifer

128: Villages as Interest Groups: The Demand for Agricultural Extension Services in India

Joel M. Guttman

127: The Value of Learning About Consumption Hazards

Robert Jones and John Riley

126: The NBER International Transmission MOdel: EStimates and Lessons from Mark II

Michael Darby

125: The Incidence of a Tax on Pure Rent: A New Reason for an Old Answer

Guillermo A. Galvo, Laurence Kotlikoff and Carlos Rodríguez

124: Hedonic Theory and Housing Markets

Bryan Ellickson

123: The Inflationary Effect of the Income Redistribution Process during Inflation The Cases of Israel and France

Esther Alexander

122: A Theory of Exchange Rate Determination

Alan Stockman

121: Social Security, Time for Reform

Laurence Kotlikoff

120: Alternative Signalling Equilibrium Concepts

John Riley

119: The Structure of Slave Prices in New Orleans, 1804 to 1862

Laurence Kotlikoff

118: Elements of the Theory of Auctions and Contests

Jack Hirshleifer and John Riley

117: Difficulties with Testing for Causation

Rodney L. Jacobs, Edward Leamer and Michael P. Ward

116: The Treasury Bill Futures Market

Rodney L. Jacobs and Robert Jones

115: Competing Monies, European Monetary Union, and the Dollar: The Case Against the Europa

Benjamin Klein

114: Natural Economy Versus Political Economy

Jack Hirshleifer

113: A Theory of Exchange Rate Determination

Alan Stockman

112: Convergence to Perfectly Competitive Equilibira

Joseph Ostroy

111: Long Run Tax Incidence and Variable Labor Supply Revisited

Laurence Kotlikoff and Lawrence Summers

110: The Nber International Transmission Model: Mark II

Michael Darby

109: Evolutionary Equilibrium Strategies

John Riley

108: Basing Point Pricing and the Efficiency of Cross-Hauling Freight

David D. Haddock

107: Price Expectations in the United States: 1947-1973

Rodney L. Jacobs and Robert Jones

106: Estimating the Wealth Elasticity of Bequests From a Sample of Potential Decendents

Laurence J. Sotlikoff

105: Bounds for Estimates of Location

Edward Leamer

104: An Alternative Test of the Hedonic Theory of Housing Markets

Bryan Ellickson

103: An Economic Basis for the "National Defense Argument" for Protecting Certain Industries

Earl A. Thompson

102: Valley Regression: Biased Estimation for Orthogonal Problems

Edward Leamer

101: The Just Rate of Depletion

John Riley

100: Local Public Goods and the Market for Neighborhoods

Bryan Ellickson

099: An Introduction to the Nber International Transmission Model:Mark I

Michael Darby

098: The Role of Money Supply Shocks in the Short-Run Demand for Money

Jack Carr and Michael Darby

097: Student Discount Rates and Subsidies to Professional Education

Keith B. Leffler and Cotton M. Lindsay

096: Competitive Equilibrium with Local Public Goods

Bryan Ellickson