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841: Perception and Misperception: Constituent Knowledge of Their Representative's Persian Gulf War Vote

Michael R. Alvarez and Paul W. Gronke

840: Judging the Rationality of Decisions in the Presence of Vague Alternatives

Andrey V. Malishevski

839: The Extraction of Information From Multiple Point Estimates

Mahmoud El-Gamal

838: Designing Organizations for Trading Pollution Rights

John Ledyard and Kristin E. Szakaly

837: Russia's Transition to Democracy: Essays 11-18

Vyacheslav A. Nikonov and Peter C. Ordeshook

836: The Design of Coordination Mechanisms and Organizational Computing

John Ledyard

835: Transaction Prices When Insiders Trade Portfolios

Peter Bossaerts

834: Discrete Pricing and Institutional Design of Dealership Markets

Dan Bernhardt and Eric Hughson

833: Anomalous Behavior in Linear Public Goods Experiments: How Much and Why?

Thomas Palfrey and Jeffrey E. Pribrey

832: Asset Prices and Volume in a Beauty Contest

Bruno Biais and Peter Bossaerts

831: Beyond Gingles Influence Districts and the Pragmatic Tradition in Voting Rights Law

Morgan J. Kousser

830: Investment and Insider Trading

Dan Bernhardt, Burton Hollifield and Eric Hughson

829: A Note on Sequential Auctions

Dan Bernhardt and David Scoones

828: Testing Dividend Signalling Models

Dan Bernhardt and Fiona J. Robertson

827: Price Expectations in Experimental Asset Markets with Futures Contracting

David Porter and Vernon Smith

826: Russia's Transition to Democracy: Essays 1-10

Vyacheslav A. Nikonov and Peter C. Ordeshook

825: Arbitrage and Existence of Equilibrium in Infinite Asset Markets

Donald Brown and Jan Werner

824: An Experimental Examination of the Walrasian Tatonnement Mechanism

Corinne Bronfman, Kevin McCabe, David Porter, Stephen Rassenti and Vernon Smith

823: The Rational Expectations-n(e)e-Equilibrium

Mahmoud El-Gamal

822: Trading in a Pure Exchange Economy without an Auctioneer: An Experimental Approach

David Porter and Antonio Rangel

821: Dynamic Consistency Implies Approximately Expected Utility Preferences

Kim C. Border and Uzi Segal

819: Choosing a Tax Treatment for New Financial Products

Jeff Strnad

818: Relational-Functional Voting Operations

Fuad Aleskerov

817: Strategic Manipulability is Inescapable: Gibbard-Satterthwaite without Resoluteness

John Duggan and Thomas Schwartz

816: Instability of Equilibria in Experimental Markets: Upward-Sloping Demands, Externalities, and Fad-Like Incentives

Charles Plott and Jared Smith

815: Less Filling, Tastes Great: The Realist-Neoliberal Debate

Emerson M.S. Niou and Peter C. Ordeshook

814: When Do Campaigns Matter? Informed Votes, the Heteroscedastic Logit and the Responsiveness of Electoral Outcomes

Elisabeth R. Gerber and Arthur Lupia

813: Competitive Campaigns and the Responsiveness of Collective Choice

Elisabeth R. Gerber and Arthur Lupia

812: Binary Relations, Numerical Comparisons with Errors and Rationality Conditions for Choice

Fuad Aleskerov

811: Firing in Non-Repeated Incentive Contracts

Katerina Sherstyuk

810: The Preference Reversal Phenomenon: Response Mode, Markets and Incentives

James Cox and David Grether

809: Ethnic Heterogeneity, District Magnitude, and the Number of Parties

Peter C. Ordeshook and Olga V. Shvetsova

808: The Optimal Choice of Privatizing State-Owned Enterprises: A Political Economic Model

Yan Chen

807: Was Memphis's Electoral Structure Adopted or Maintained for a Racially Discriminatory Purpose?

J. Morgan Kousser

805: Contracting Theory with Coincidence of Interest

John Duggan

804: The Holdout Game: An Experimental Study of an Infinitely Repeated Game with Two-Sided Incomplete Information

Richard D. McKelvey and Thomas Palfrey

803: Stationarity and Chaos in Infinitely Repeated Games of Incomplete Information

Richard D. McKelvey and Thomas Palfrey

802: Market Barriers to Conservation: Are Implicit Discount Rates Too High?

Jeffrey A. Dubin

801: Why Were There Black Schools in the Segregated South? The Exit Explanation Reconsidered

J. Morgan Kousser

800: Vertigo: Comparing Structural Models of Imperfect Behavior in Experimental Games

Mahmoud El-Gamal and Thomas Palfrey

799: An Experimental Investigation of the Patterns of International Trade

Charles Noussair, Charles Plott and Raymond Riezman

798: Legislatures, Initiatives, and Representation: Comparing the Effects of Institutions on Policy Outcomes

Elisabeth R. Gerber

797: Lower Bounds on Asset Return Comovement

Peter. Bossaerts

796: Asset Prices in a Speculative Market

Peter. Bossaerts

795: Patterns of Voting on Ballot Propositions: A Mixture Model of Voter Types

Jeffrey A. Dubin and Elisabeth R. Gerber

794: A Consistent Test of Stationary Ergodicity

Ian Domowitz and Mahmoud El-Gamal

793: The Political Economy of Government Debt in England (1693-1800): War, Liquidity, and Institutional Innovation

Kristin. Szakaly

792: Permits or Taxes? How to Regulate Cournot Duopoly with Polluting Firms

Till Requate

791: A General Characterization of Optimal Income Taxation and Enforcement

Parkash Chander and Louis. Wilde

790: Implementation of the Voting Rights Act in North Carolina

William R. Keech and Michael P. Sistrom