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1000: Choquet Rationalizability

Paolo Ghirardato and Michel Le Breton

999: Revolutionary Finance? Capital Mobilization and Utilization in Pre-War Germany and Italy

Caroline Fohlin

998: An Aggregate Nested Logit Model of Political Participation

Jeffrey A. Dubin and Gretchen A. Kalsow

997: Participation in Direct Legislation: Evidence from the Voting Booth

Jeffrey A. Dubin and Gretchen A. Kalsow

996: Linkage Politics

Susanne Lohmann

995: Electoral Incentives, Informational Asymmetries, and the Policy Bias Toward Special Interests

Susanne Lohmann

994: Federalism and Central Bank Autonomy: The Politics of German Monetary Policy, 1957-1992

Susanne Lohmann

993: Delegation and the Regulation of Risk

Hugo Hopenhayn and Susanne Lohmann

992: The Illusion of Leadership

Roberto Weber, Colin Camerer and Marc Knez

991: The Effects of Payoff Magnitude and Heterogeneity on Behavior in 2X2 Games with Unique Mixed Strategy Equilibria

Thomas Palfrey and Richard D. McKelvey

990: Political Confederation

Jacques Crémer and Thomas Palfrey

989: Expectations and Learning in Iowa

Peter Bossaerts and Oleg Bodarenko

988: Unknown Heterogeneity, the EC-EM Algorithm, and the Large T Approximation

Mahmoud El-Gamal and David Grether

987: From Non Market Attitudes to Market Behavior: Laboratory Market Experiments in Moscow and the Hvatat Property of Human Behavior

I. Menshikov, O. Menshikova, M. Myagkov and Charles Plott

986: Parimutuel Betting Markets as Information Aggregation Devises: Experimental Results

Charles Plott, J. Wit and W. C. Yang

985: Dynamic Efficiency and Voluntary Implementation in Markets with Repeated Pairwise Bargaining

Matthew Jackson and Thomas Palfrey

984: Universal Banking Networks and Industrialization: Firm-Level Evidence from Pre-War Germany

Caroline Fohlin

983: Can Asset Markets be Manipulated? A Field Experiment with Racetrack Betting

Colin Camerer

982: The Effect of Bid Withdrawal in a Multi-Object Auction

David Porter

981: A Comparison of Empirical Investment Equations using Company Panel Data for France, Germany, Belgium and the UK

Julie Elston

980: Linearity with Multiple Priors

Paolo Ghirardato, Peter Klibanoff and Massimo Marinacci

979: Explaining the Gender Gap in U.S. Presidential Elections, 1980-1992

Carole Chaney, Michael R. Alvarez and Jonathan Nagler

978: The Results of Some Tests of Mechanism Designs for the Allocation and Pricing of Collections of Heterogeneous

John Ledyard, David Porter and Antonio Rangel

977: Arbitrage-Based Pricing When Volatility is Stochastic

Peter Bossaerts, Eric Ghysels and Christian Gourieroux

976: What are Judicially Manageable Standards of Redistricting? Evidence from History

Micah Altman

975: Overconfidence and Excess Entry: An Experimental Approach

Dan Lovallo and Colin F. Camerer

974: Iterated Dominance and Iterated Best-Response in Experimental P-Beauty Contests

Teck Ho, Keith Weigelt and Colin Camerer

972: Russian Federalism: Economic Reform and Political Behavior

Leonid Polishchuk

971: Stable Networks

Bhaskar Dutta and Suresh Mutuswami

970: Timing and Virtual Observability in Ultimatum Bargaining and Weak Link Coordination Games

Colin Camerer, Marc Knez and Roberto Weber

969: Attitudes, Uncertainty and Survey Responses

Michael R. Alvarez and Charles H. Franklin

968: Voters Can Have Strong Incentives To Become Informed, Or To Be Strategically Ignorant

Robin Hanson

967: Input Markets Development, Property Rights, and Extra-Market Redistribution

Leonid Polishchuk

966: Is There a Winner's Curse In The Market For Baseball Players? Evidence From The Field

Barry Blecherman

965: Portfolio Dominance and Optimality in Infinite Securities Markets

C. D. Aliprantis, Donald Brown, I.A. Polyrakis and Jan Werner

964: Yudin Cones and Inductive Limit Topologies

C. D. Aliprantis, Donald Brown, I. A. Polyrakis and Jan Werner

963: Fraud or Fiction: Who Stole What in Russia's December 1993 Elections

Mikhail Filippov and Peter C. Ordeshook

962: Russia's Party System: Is Russian Federalism Viable?

Peter C. Ordeshook

961: Information and American Attitudes Toward Bureaucracy

Michael R. Alvarez and John Brehm

960: Labor Supply of New York City Cab Drivers: One Day At A time

Colin Camerer, Linda Babcock, George Loewenstein and Richard Thaler

959: When Politics and Models Collide: Estimating Models of Multi-Party Elections

Michael R. Alvarez and Jonathan Nagler

958: Martingale Restrictions on Equilibrium Prices of Arrow-Debreu Securities Under Rational Expectations and Consistent Beliefs

Peter Bossaerts

957: Laboratory Experimental Testbeds: Application to the PCS Auction

Charles Plott

956: Interim Efficiency in a Public Goods Problem

John Ledyard and Thomas Palfrey

955: A Statistical Theory of Equilibrium in Games

Richard D. McKelvey and Thomas Palfrey

954: Studying Congressional and Gubernatorial Campaigns

Michael R. Alvarez

953: A Laipunov Function for Nash Equilibria

Richard D. McKelvey

952: Rational Price Discovery in Experimental and Field Data

Peter Bossaerts

951: Merging of Forecasts in Markov Models

In Ho Lee

950: Survey Measures of Uncertainty: A Report to the National Election Studies Board on the Use of Certainty Questions to Measure Uncertainty About Candidate Traits and Issue Positions

Michael R. Alvarez