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373: On Reconciling Conflicting Goals: Applications of Multiobjective Programming

Robert Hahn

371: Collective Decision Mechanisms and Efficient Stock Market Allocations: Existence of a Participation Equilibrium

Robert Forsythe and Gerry L. Suchanek

370: Inter-Energy Substitution in Korea, 1962-1975

Euisoon. Shin

369: Extended Maritime Jurisdiction and Its Impact on South Asia

Manjula R. Shyam

368: A Framework for Unreasonable Risk in the Toxic Substances Control Act

Talbot. Page

367: Noncooperative Collusion Under Imperfect Price Information

Edward Green and Robert Porter

366: The Economics of Boxing Regulation in California

Joel A. Balbien, Roger Noll and James P. Quirk

365: Ex Ante Optimality and Spot Market Economies

Stuart Burness, Ronald Cummings and James. Quirk

364: Equilibrium, Disequilibrium, and the General Possibility of a Science of Politics

Morris P. Fiorina and Kenneth A. Shepsle

363: Optimal and Nonoptimal Satisficing I: A Model of 'Satisfactory' Choice

Louis L. Wilde

362: A Comment on the Subjectivist Position

Asad Zaman

361: Divergent Expectations, R & D Expenditures and Technical Progress

James Quirk and Katsuaki. Terasawa

360: Market Structure and the Diffusion of New Technology

Jennifer Reinganum

359: Casework Service in Great Britain and the United States

Bruce E. Cain, John A. Ferejohn and Morris P. Fiorina

358: Modeling the Past: A Note on the Search for Proper Form

Ivy Broder and Allan J. Lichtman

357: Nonterminating Disagreements and Implicit Presuppositions: B. F. Skinner and Carl R. Rogers

Margaret S. Faust, William L. Faust, Molly Mason Jones and W. T. Jones

356: A Convergent Demand Revealing Process

Gerry L. Suchanek

355: Some Implicit Presuppositions of Typical Writings in the Field of American Intellectual History

W. T. Jones, William L. Faust, Margaret S. Faust and Molly Mason. Jones

354: Some Implicit Presuppositions Involved in the Disagreement over the DNA Guidelines

W. T. Jones, William L. Faust, Margaret S. Faust and Molly Mason. Jones

353: Strategic Search Theory

Jennifer Reinganum

352: Toward a Theory of Professional Diagnosis and Service: Consumer Behavior

Charles Plott and Louis L. Wilde

351: Demand-Revealing Mechanisms for Private Good Auctions

Robert Forsythe and R. Isaac

350: The Allocation of Landing Rights by Unanimity among Competitors

David Grether, R. Isaac and Charles Plott

349: Dead End: The Development of Nineteenth Century Litigation on Racial Discrimination in Schools

J. Morgan. Kousser

348: The Effects of Personal Economic Problems upon Voting in American National Elections

D. Roderick. Kiewiet

347: Blessed Be the Tie that Unbinds: Constituency Pressures and National Party Forces in Great Britain

Bruce E. Cain

346: Committee Decisions under Alternative Procedural Rules: An Experimental Study Applying a New Nonmonetary Method of Preference Inducement

Roger Kormendi and Charles Plott

345: States and Political Intervention in Markets: A Case Study from Africa

Robert Bates

344: Some Problems in Studying the Effects of Resource Allocation in Congressional Elections

Morris P. Fiorina

343: Presidential Coattails in Historical Perspective

R. Lee Calvert and J. Arthur. Ferejohn

342: Regulation by Demand: A New Institutional Approach to the Natural Monopoly Problem

Jorn. Kruse

341: Continuous Social Decision Procedures

John A. Ferejohn and Edward W. Packel

340: Efficient Reliance and Contract Remedies

William P. Rogerson

339: A Formal Model of Government Sponsored Research (with Applications to Solar Power Systems)

Joel Balbien and Louis L. Wilde

338: Evaluation of the Distribution Function of the Limited Information Maximum Likelihood Estimator

T. W. Anderson, Naoto Kunitomo and Takamitsu. Sawa

337: A Ham Sandwich Theorem for General Measures

Gary W. Cox and Richard D. McKelvey

336: Estimation of Dynamic Models with Error Components

T. W. Anderson and Cheng Hsiao

335: Revisionism Revised? Airline Deregulation and the Public Interest

Michael Levine

334: Security Interests and Bankruptcy Priorities: A Review of Current Theories

Alan Schwartz

333: A Class of Differential Games Where the Closed-Loop and Open-Loop Nash Equilibria Coincide

Jennifer Reinganum

332: A Time Series Model with Qualitative Variables

David Grether and G. S. Maddala

331: Efficiency of Experimental Security Markets with Insider Information: An Application of Rational Expectations Models

Charles Plott and Shyam Sunder

330: Reputation and Product Quality

William P. Rogerson

329: A Note on the 1978 Jarvis-Gann Election

Joel A. Balbien

328: Women and the Legitimisation of Succession at the Norman Conquest

Eleanor. Searle

327: Adaptive Approaches to the CO2 Problem

Roger Noll

326: Exact and Approximate Distributions of the Maximum Likelihood Estimator of a Slope Coefficient: The LIML Estimator for a Known Covariance Matrix

T. W. Anderson and Takamitsu. Sawa

325: The Transfer Problem under Uncertainty: The Existence of Pareto-Improving Transfers

Robert Forsythe and Mathew D. McCubbins

324: What is Regulation?

Roger Noll

323: A Constituency M. P. and His Local Community: A Case Study

Bruce E. Cain and David B. Ritchie