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996176277: Whose Habit Is It Anyway?

Thomas Tallarini

996030656: Sort-Cut: A Pareto Optimal and Semi-Truthful Mechanism for Multi-Unit Auctions with Budget-Constrained Bidders

Isa Hafalir, Sayedi Amin and R. Ravi

994085549: Two Stock Portfolio Choice with Capital Gain Taxes and Short Sales

Michael Gallmeyer, Ron Kaniel and Stathis Tompaidis

993576035: Spatial Competition in the Network Television Industry

Ronald Goettler and Ron Shachar

982531831: On Analyzing Interactions in a Software Agent Marketplace

Ashish Arora, Vidyanand Choudhary, Kathik Kannan and Ramayya Krishnan

975701149: Mismeasurement of the Elasticity of Intertemporal Substitution:The Role of Limites Stock Market Participation

Fatih Guvenen

96: Non-Parametric Analysis of Binary Choice Data

Keith T. Poole

950544537: Does Security Choice Matter in Venture Capital? The Case of Venture Debt

Indraneel Chakraborty and Michael Ewens

94: Endogenous Financial Market Formation in a General Equilibrium Model

Jiahua Che and Uday Rajan

938084531: The Formation of Collaboration Networks Among Individuals with Heterogeneous Skills

Katharine Anderson

93: Rebuilding Pharmaceutical Company Rents after Patent Expirations

Jeffrey Williams and Shimpei Tanto

925558684: School Choice with Controlled Choice Constraints: Hard Bounds versus Soft Bounds

Lars Ehlers, Isa Hafalir, M. Bumin Yenmez and Muhammed Yildirim

91: Approximate Bias Correction in Econometrics

James MacKinnon and Anthony Smith

906654633: The Unique Minimum State Variable RE Soluiton is E-Stable in All Well Formulated Linear Models

Bennett McCallum

906190047: Time Orientation and Asset Prices

Per Krusell, Burhanettin Kuruscu and Anthony Smith

90-32: FUTURE MANIPULATION WITH "CASH SETTLEMENT"

Praveen Kumar and D.J. Seppi

9: Financial innovation and price volatility

Alessandro Citanna

89-90-40: ECONOMETRIC EFFICIENCY OF ASSET VALUATION RULES UNDER PRICE MOVEMENT AND MEASUREMENT ERRORS

S.S. Lim and Shyam Sunder

89-90-07: HOW HARD IS IT TO CONTROL EN ELECTION?

J.J. Bartholdi, C.A. Tovey and M.A. Trick

89-90-06: A LINEAR RELAXATION HEURISTIC FOR THE GENERALIZED ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM

M.A. Trick

89-90-05: ACCURACY OF LINEAR VALUATION RULES IN INDUSTRY SEGMENTED ENVIRONMENTS: INDUSTRY VS. ECONOMY-WEIGHTED INDEXES

S.S. Lim and Shyam Sunder

89-90-03: THE ANALYTICS OF TAKEOVER BIDDING: INITIAL BIDS AND THEIR PREMIA

S. Bhattacharyya

89-90-02: LEARNING CURVES IN MANUFACTURING

L. Argote and Dennis Epple

89-003: ON THE WEAK MAX FLOW MIN CUT PROPERTY

G. Cornuejols and B. Novick

89-002: SOFTWARE EFFORT ESTIMATION: A STUDY OF EXPERT PERFORMANCE

S. Vicinanza, T. Mukhopadhyay and Michael Prietula

887889141: Sacrifice tests for predation in a dynamic pricing model: Ordover & Willig (1981) and Cabral & Riordan (1997) meet Ericson & Pakes (1995)

Besanko David, Doraszelski Ulrich and Kryukov Yaroslav

88-89-90: INFORMATION AND INDEX ARBITRAGE

Praveen Kumar

88-89-89: DOMESTIC POLITICAL COMPETITION AND INTERNATIONAL POLICY COORDINATION

S. Lohmann

88-89-88: OPTIMAL COMMITMENT IN MONETARY POLICY: CRIDIBILITY VERSUS FLEXIBILITY

S. Lohmann

88-89-83: A LIFTING PROCEDURE FOR THE ASYMMETRIC TRAVELING SALEMAN POLYTOPE AND A LARGE NEW CLASS OF FACETS

Egon Balas and M. Fischetti

88-89-82: EQUILIBRIUM BLOCK TRADING AND ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION

D.J. Seppi

88-89-81: BIOMEDICAL INFORMATION, PEER REVIEW, AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST AS THEY INFLUENCE PUBLIC HEALTH

E.I. Cantekin, T.W. McGuire and R.L. Potter

88-89-80: ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY FOR OTITIS MEDIA WITH EFFUSION ("SECRETORY" OTITIS MEDIA)

E.I. Cantekin, T.W. McGuire and T.L. Griffith

88-89-78: MEASURING BUSINESS VALUE FOR INVESTMENT IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

R.J. Kauffman, C.H. Kriebel and P.C. Zajonc

88-89-77: BRANCH-AND-CUT SOLUTION OF INFERENCE PROBLEMS IN PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

J.N. Hooker and C. Fedjki

88-89-76: THE FINITE HORIZON NON-STATIONARY STOCHASTIC INVENTORY PROBLEM NEAR-MYOPIC BOUNDS, HEURISTICS, TESTING

T.E. Morton and D. Pentico

88-89-74: STRATEGIES FOR MODELING EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCE SUPPLY

Dennis Epple and J. Londregan

88-89-72: RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS VS. ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR IN A HYPERINFLATIONARY WORLD: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE

Ramon Marimon and Shyam Sunder

88-89-67: COSTS OF PRODUCT AND PROCESS COMPLEXITY

R.D. Banker, S.M. Datar, S. Kekre and T. Mukhopadhyay

88-89-60: THE DETERMINISTIC TREND IN REAL GNP

Fallaw Sowell

88-89-59: AN EXACT COLUMN SUBTRACTION ALGORITHM FOR SET PARTIONING AND SET PACKING PROBLEMS

G.L. Thompson and F. Harche

88-89-58: RESOURCE PRICING AND AGGREGATE SCHEDULING IN MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

A. Srinivasan, M. Carey and T.E. Morton

88-89-56: DOES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE REST ON A MISTAKE?

J.N. Hooker

88-89-55: MINIMUM WEIGHTED COLORING OF TRIANGULATED GRAPHS, WITH APPLICATION TO WEIGHTED VERTEX PACKING IN ARBITRARY GRAPHS

Egon Balas and J. Xue

88-89-53: MARKET FOR INFORMATION: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE

Shyam Sunder

88-89-51: PROFESSIONAL TRADERS AS INTUITIVE BAYESIANS

M.J. Anderson and Shyam Sunder

88-89-50: POLYHEDRAL STUDY OF THE CAPACITATED VEHICLE ROUTING PROBLEM

G. Cornuejols and F. Harche

88-89-49: A PARALLEL SHORTEST PATH ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM

Egon Balas, D. Miller, J. Pekny and P. Toth

88-89-46: MINER, MANAGER, AND RESEARCHER: THREE EXPERT MODES OF ANALYSIS OF SCANNER DATA

J. Bayer and R. Harter

88-89-44: AGENCY RESEARCH IN MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING: A SECOND LOOK

S. Baiman