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172: Cyclic Sets in Multidimensional Voting Models

Linda. Cohen

171: Trends in British Party Politics. (pub. title “Challenges and responses in British party politics”)

Bruce E. Cain

170: A Comparison of Party Identification in Great Britain and the United States

Bruce E. Cain and John A. Ferejohn

169: Undominated Directions in Simple Dynamic Games

Steven Matthews

168: Representations of Binary Decision Rules by Generalized Decisiveness Structures

John A. Ferejohn and Peter C. Fishburn

167: Communication and Agenda Influence: The Chocolate Pizza Design

Linda Cohen, Michael Levine and Charles Plott

166: The Stingy Shift Explained as a Majority Rule Equilibrium

Gul Agha and Charles Plott

165: Water Rights and Optimal Reservoir Management

H. Stuart Burness and James P. Quirk

164: Implications of Rate Filing for Domestic Dry Bulk Transportation on Inland Waters: An Experimental Approach

James T. Hong and Charles Plott

163: The Effects of Non-residential Land Uses on the Prices of Adjacent Housing: Some Estimates of Proximity Effects

David Grether and Peter Mieszkowski

162: The Economic Implications of Regulation by Expertise: The Guidelines for Recombinant DNA Research

Roger Noll and Paul A. Thomas

161: Democratic Exploitation of a Non-Replenishable Resource

H. Stuart Burness and Tracy Lewis

160: Is the 'Invisible Hand' Biased? Metropolitan Fragmentation and Individual Choice

Gary J. Miller

159: Voters, Bureaucrats and Legislators: A Rational Choice Perspective on the Growth of Bureaucracy

Morris P. Fiorina and Roger Noll

158: Majority Rule Models and Legislative Elections

Morris P. Fiorina and Roger Noll

157: Appropriative Water Rights and the Efficient Allocation of Resources

H. Stuart Burness and James P. Quirk

156: Price Uncertainty and the Exhaustive Firm

H. Stuart. Burness

155: An Experimental Analysis of Decision-Making Procedures for Discrete Public Goods: A Case Study of a Problem in Institutional Design

John A. Ferejohn, Robert Forsythe and Roger Noll

154: Implementing Planning Procedures for the Provision of the Discrete Public Goods

John A. Ferejohn, Robert Forsythe and Roger Noll

153: Labor Market Equilibrium Under Non-sequential Search

Louis L. Wilde

152: Economic Theory of Choice and the Preference Reversal Phenomenon

David Grether and Charles Plott

151: Agenda Influence and Its Implications

Michael Levine and Charles Plott

150: An Information-Theoretic Approach to Job Quits

Louis L. Wilde

149: Specification and Estimation of a Simultaneous-Equation Model with Limited Dependent Variables

Forrest D. Nelson and L. Olson

148: Strategic Voting in Britain

Bruce E. Cain

147: A Case Study of Regulatory Programs of the Federal Energy Administration

W. D. Montgomery

146: On the Formal Theory of Inspection and Evaluation in Product Markets

Louis L. Wilde

145: The Distribution of Rights in Society

John A. Ferejohn

144: Commodity Agreements and the New International Economic Order

David L. McNicol

143: A Model of Agenda Influence on Committee Decisions

Charles Plott and Michael Levine

142: A Rational Choice Perspective on Congressional Norms

Barry Weingast

141: Bureaucratic Compliance as a Game on the Unit Square

Gary J. Miller

140: Dynamic and Static Components of Political Support in Britain

Bruce E. Cain

139: Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry in America, 1870-1915: A Comparative Institutional Analysis

Daniel J. Kevles

138: Candidate Preference Under Uncertainty: An Expanded View of Rational Voting

Herbert F. Weisberg and Morris P. Fiorina

137: Monopoly and the Rate of Extraction of Exhaustible Resources: Notes

Tracy Lewis, Steven Matthews and H. Stuart. Burness

136: The Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry Communities in America, 1870-1915: A Statistical Survey

Daniel J. Kevles and Carolyn. Harding

135: Empirical Studies of Utility Regulation

Roger Noll

134: Liberalism in Retreat: The Interior Department, 1945-1952

Clayton R. Koppes

133: Market Search Models: A Selective Survey

Louis L. Wilde

132: Has the Averch-Johnson Effect Been Empirically Verified?

Derek J. McKay

131: Responses to Disaster: Planning for a Great Earthquake in California

Linda Cohen, Roger Noll and Barry Weingast

130: The Economics of Disaster Defense: The Case of Building Codes to Resist Seismic Shock

Linda Cohen and Roger Noll

129: Some Evidence on Non-Voting Models in the Spatial Theory of Electoral Competition

Melvin Hinich

128: A Simple Direction Model of Electoral Competition

Steven Matthews

127: Priorities in American Behavioral History: Quantitative

J. Morgan. Kousser

126: Energy vs. the Environment

Tracy Lewis

125: Major League Team Sports

Roger Noll

124: Some New Impossibility Theorems

John A. Ferejohn and David Grether

123: Two Notes on Distributed Lags, Prediction, and Signal Extraction

David Grether