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156: Prix internes et allocation des ressources au sein de l'Université

Maurice G. Marchand

155: The Common Market economies: Interdependence or independence

Victor Ginsburgh

154: The value of two-person zero-sum repeated games with lack of information on both sides

Jean-François Mertens and Shmuel Zamir

153: A cross-country comparison of the effects of prices, income and population composition on consumption patterns

Richard W. Parks and Anton P. Barten

152: Money in the pure consumption loan model

Jean-Michel Grandmont and Guy Laroque

151: Queuing processes at competing service facilities

Matthew J. Sobel

150: The economic principles of telephone rates under a budgetary constraint

Maurice G. Marchand

149: Zero-sum sequential games with incomplete information

Jean-Pierre Ponssard and Shmuel Zamir

148: The dynamic transportation problem

Wlodzimierz Szwarc

147: On the notion of value for games with infinitely many stages

Shmuel Zamir

146: Equilibrium points of nonatomic games

David Schmeidler

145: Groups, bounds and cuts for integer programming problems

Laurence A. Wolsey

144: Cores and prices in an exchange economy with an atomless sector

Jacques Dreze, Jean Gabszewicz, David Schmeidle and Karl Vind

143: Size removes inequity

Werner Hildenbrand and Alan Kirman

142: The methodology of linkage

Jean Waelbroeck

141: Some general results for many server queues

Jos H.A. de Smit

140: On the many server queue with exponential service times

Jos H.A. de Smit

139: A simple analytic proof of the Pollaczek-Wendel identity for ordered partial sums

Jos H.A. de Smit

138: Generalized dynamic programming methods in integer programming

Laurence A. Wolsey

137: Deep cuts in integer programming

V.J. Bowman and George L. Nemhauser

136: A problem in bulk service scheduling

George L. Nemhauser and P.L. Yu

135: On the efficiency of a monetary equilibrium

Jean-Michel Grandmont and Yves Younes

134: Symmetric Wiener-Hopf factorisations in Markov additive processes

Elja Arjas and T.P. Speed

133: Use of prior information in the analysis and estimation of Cobb-Douglas production function models

Arnold Zellner and Jean-Francois Richard

132: Smooth preferences

Gerard Debreu

131: Fair net trades

David Schmeidler and Karl Vind

130: Regression with a binary independent variable subject to errors of observation

Dennis J. Aigner

129: Solution of certain nonlinear programs involving r-convex functions

Mordecai Avriel

128: The estimation of residual variance in regression analysis

Hilmar Drygas

127: A continuous time model for the cash balance problem

Jean-Philippe Vial

126: A generalized permanent label setting algorithm for the shortest path between specified nodes

George L. Nemhauser

125: Distribution of income, social welfare function and the criterion of consumer surplus: Comment

Alan Kirman

124: A tâtonnement process for investment under uncertainty in private ownership economies

Jacques Dreze

123: Optimal capacity expansion under growing demand and technological progress

Jean Gabszewicz and Jean-Philippe Vial

122: Existence of equilibria in economies with infinitely many commodities

Truman F. Bewley

121: Metric measure spaces of economic agents

Werner Hildenbrand

120: World payments in transition; an evaluation of orders in magnitude

Jean Waelbroeck, Yvan Guillaume and Paul Kestens

119: Cosumption decisions under uncertainty

Jacques Dreze and Franco Modigliani

118: Arrow's theorem, many agents, and indivisible dictators

Alan Kirman and Dieter Sondermann

117: Macro-economic-wage equations for five E.E.C. countries

Guy Carrin and Anton P. Barten

116: r-Convex functions

Mordecal Avriel

115: Multiparametric linear programming

Thomas Gal and Jozef Nedoma

114: A remark on the transactions demand for money

Saschba Telphlluch

113: On continuous utility

Wilhellm Neuefeind

112: Econometrics and decision theory

Jacques Dreze

111: Bounding constraints in certain linear programming problems and the principle of safety first

Dennis J. Aigner

110: Impact of the added value tax on an economy: The case of Belgium

Yvan Guillaume and Jean Waelbroeck

109: Upper hemi-continuity of the equilibrium set correspondence for pure exchange economies

Werner Hildenbrand and Jean-François Mertens

108: The optimal number of servers in a many server queueing system. Techniques of Optimization

Jos H.A. de Smit

107: Het probleem van het bieden: statitische beslissingmodellen en waarde van de informatie

F. Rentmeesters

106: Oligopoly "à la Cournot" in a general equilibrium analysis

Jean Gabszewicz and Jean-Philippe Vial

105: A note on interdependence as a specification error

Jacques Dreze and Robert H. Strotz

104: Maximal flow in a multi-terminal network with any one arc subject to failure

Pierre J. Doulliez and M.R. Rao

103: An equivalence theorem for the core of an economy whose atoms are not "too" big

Jean Gabszewicz and Jean-François Mertens

102: Investment and the rate of interest

Agnar Sandmo

101: Collusion of factor owners and distribution of social output

Terje Rein Hansen and Jean Gabszewicz

100: Random preferences and equilibrium analysis

Werner Hildenbrand

99: De econometrische studies van het gedrag van de mens in Belgïe met een beknopte bibliografie

Emiel van Broekhoven

98: Discount rates for public investment in closed and open economies

Agnar Sandmo and Jacques Dreze

97: Capacity of a network with increasing demands and arcs subject to failure

Pj. Doulliez and M.R. Rao

96: An international comparison of the international effects of concentration on industry wages, investment, and sales

Ira Horowitz

95: Market allocation under uncertainty

Jacques Dreze

94: The effect of uncertainty on resource allocation in a general aquilibrium model

Thomas J. Rothenberg and Kenneth R. Smith

93: De Gezinsuitgaven

Emiel van Broekhoven

92: Quand les prix sont-ils plus stables que les rythmes d'achat

Lester G. Telser

91: The transient behaviour of the queue at a fixed cycle traffic light

J. H. A. de Smit

90: Best linear minimum bias estimation in linear regression

Peter Schönfeld

89: Preference and demand interactions between commodities. Schaarste en Welvaart

Anton P. Barten

88: Convexity and compactness in countably additive correspondences

David Schmeidler

87: Short-term consumer behaviour of individual Belgian labour households

Emiel van Broekhoven

86: A condition for the completeness of partial preference relations

David Schmeidler

85: An import allocation model for the Common Market

Anton P. Barten

84: A useful central limit theorem for m-dependent variables

Peter Schönfeld

83: A tâtonnement process for public goods

Jacques Dreze and Dominique de LA VALLEE POUSSIN

82: The double description method for basic solutions with orthogonality property

Frantisek Turnovec

81: Syndicates of traders in an exchange economy

Jean Gabszewicz and Jacques Dreze

80: On the theory of the competitive firm under price uncertainty

Agnar Sandmo

79: Existence of equilibria for economies with production and a measure space of consumers

Werner Hildenbrand

78: Uncertainty, investment and adjustment costs

Henry Lorie and Kenneth R. Smith

77: Optimal pricing and inventory decisions for non-seasonal items

H. Kunreuther and Jean-Francois Richard

76: Two-stage least-squares estimation with shifts in the structural form

Anton P. Barten and Lise Salvas-Bronsard

75: A 'wait-and-see' problem in stochastic linear programming. An experimental computer code

Bernard Bereanu and Gustaaf Peeters

74: Consistency of the least-squares and Gauss-Markov estimators in regression models

Hilmar Drygas

73: An approximate method for solving a continuous time allocation problem

Jaromir Abrham

72: On Fatou's lemma in several dimensions

Werner Hildenbrand and Jean-François Mertens

71: On the efficiency of ordinary least-squares in regression models

Pietro Balestra

70: Renewal processes and some stochastic programming problems in economics

Bernard Bereanu

69: Politique optimale d'investissement dans un réseau de transport

Pierre Doulliez

68: Réflexions sur la construction d'un système empirique des fonctions de demande

Anton P. Barten

67: Economies with a finite set of equilibria

Gerard Debreu

66: Employment concentration in the Common Market: An entropy approach

Ira Horowitz

65: A method for systematic simultaneous parametrization of vectors b and c in LP-problems

Thomas Gal

64: Some reflections on the relation between private consumption and collecive expenditure in an expanding mature economy

Anton P. Barten

63: A simplex method for a class of nonconvex separable problems

Guy Alloin

62: Competitive equilibria in markets with a continuum of traders and incomplete preferences

David Schmeidler

61: On economies with many agents

Werner Hildenbrand

60: Marginal-cost pricing with joint costs

Stephen Littlechild

59: The effect of uncertainty on saving decisions

Agnar Sandmo

58: Théories du noyau et de la concurrence imparfaite

Jean Gabszewicz

57: Capital risk, consumption, and portfolio choice

Agnar Sandmo