Working Papers

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97-36: The Choquet Bargaining Solutions

Efe Ok and Lin Zhou

97-35: Are Fixed Effects Fixed?

Douglas W. Dwyer

97-34: The Strategic Advantage of Negatively Interdependent Preferences

Levent Kockesen, Efe Ok and Rajiv Sethi

97-33: Income's Effect On Car and Vehicle Ownership, Worldwide: 1960-2015

Joyce Dargay and Dermot Gately

97-32: Monetary Policy Rules in Practice: Some International Evidence

Richard Clarida, Jordi Galí and Mark Gertler

97-31: Tax Policy and the Dynamic Demand for Domestic and Foreign Capital by Multinational Corporations

Rosanne Altshuler and Jason Cummins

97-30: Investment Behavior, Observable Expectations and Internal Funds

Jason Cummins, Kevin Hassett and Stephen Oliner

97-29: Deductive Prediction of Conflict: The Northern Ireland Case

Steven Brams and Jeffrey M. Togman

97-28: Private Ownership and Corporate Performance: Some Lessons from Transition Economies

Roman Frydman, Cheryl Gray, Marek Hessel and Andrzej Rapaczynski

97-27: Optimal Adoption of Complementary Technologies

Boyan Jovanovic and Dmitriy Stolyarov

97-26: On the Design of Optimal Organizations Using Tournaments: An Experimental Examination

Alannah Orrison, Andrew Schotter and Keith Weigelt

97-25: Systematic Monetary Policy and the Effects of Oil Price Shocks

Ben Bernanke, Mark Gertler and Mark Waston

97-24: Technology Locks, Creative Destruction, and Non-Convergence in Productivity Levels

Douglas Dwyer

97-23: Catch-22 and King-of-the-Mountain Games: Cycling, Frustration, and Power

Steven Brams and Christopher B. Jones

97-22: Lorenz Dominance and the Variance of Logarithms

Efe Ok and James Foster

97-21: Eudcation Finance Reform and Investment in Human Capital: Lessons from California

Raquel Fernandez and Richard Rogerson

97-20: Cross-Country Growth Regressions

Jess Benhabib and Mark Spiegel

97-19: Persistence of Business Cycles in Multisector RBC Models

Jess Benhabib, Roberto Perli and Plutarchos Sakellaris

97-18: Interdependent Preference Formation

Efe Ok, Rajiv Sethi and Levent Kockesen

97-17: Social Interactions, Local Spillovers and Unemployment

Giorgio Topa

97-16: The Determinants of Public Education Expenditures: Evidence from the States, 1950-1990

Raquel Fernandez and Richard Rogerson

97-15: Voting on Referenda: The Separability Problem and Possible Solutions

Steven Brams, D. Marc Kilgour and William Zwicker

97-14: Government Debt and Social Security in a Life-Cycle Economy

Mark Gertler

97-13: Debt Concentration and Bargaining Power: Large Banks, Small Banks, and Secondary Market Prices

Raquel Fernandez and Sule Ozler

97-12: The Nucleolus is Contested-Garment-Consistent: A Direct Proof

Jean-Pierre Benoit

97-11: To Each According to...?: Markets, Tournaments, and The Matching Problem with Borrowing Constraints

Raquel Fernandez and Jordi Galí

97-10: A Regression-Discontinuity Evaluation of the Effect of Financial Aid Offers on College Enrollment

Wilbert van der Klaauw

97-09: Popular Support for Progressive Taxation in the Presence of Interdependent Preferences

Levent Kockesen, Tapan Mitra and Efe Ok

97-08: The Decomposition of Economic Relationships by Time Scale Using Wavelets

J.B. Ramsey and C. Lampart

97-07: Labor Market Structure and Welfare: A Comparison of Italy and the U.S

Christopher Flinn

97-06: Proportional Representation: Broadening the Options

Steven Brams and Richard F. Potthoff

97-05: The Truel

Steven Brams and D. Mark Kilgour

97-04: A Subgroup Decomposable Measure of Relative Income Mobility

Gary Fields and Efe Ok

97-03: Technical Change, Markup, Divestiture & Productivity Growth in the U.S. Telecommunications Industry

Ishaq M. Nadiri and Banani Nandi

97-02: Negatively Interdependent Preferences

Levent Kockesen and Efe Ok

97-01: Debt Commitment, Housing and Family Allocation of Time

Daniela Del Boca and Annamaria Lusardi

96-44: Indeterminancy and Sunspots with Constant Returns

Jess Benhabib and Kazuo Nishimura

96-43: Meritocracy, Redistribution, and the Size of the Pie

Roland Benabou

96-42: When Are Fixed Exchange Rates Really Fixed?

A. Velasco

96-41: The Growth of Information Workers in the U.S. Economy, 1950-1990: The Role of Technological Change, Computerization, and Structural Change

Edward Wolff

96-40: The Changing Structure of Cost and Demand for the U.S. Telecommunications Industry

M.I. Nadiri and B. Nandi

96-39: Revealed Group Preferences on Non-Convex Choice Problems

Efe Ok and Lin Zhou

96-38: Specialization and Productivity Performance in Low-,Medium-,and High-Tech Manufacturing Industries

Edward Wolff

96-37: Spillovers, Linkages, and Technical Change

Edward Wolff

96-36: Inequality Averse Collective Choice

Efe Ok

96-35: International R&D Spillovers, Trade and Productivity in Major OECD Countries

M.I. Nadiri and S. Kim

96-34: Index Number and Factor Demand Approaches to the Estimarion of Productivity

D. Good, M.I. Nadiri and Robin Sickles

96-33: Parity Pricing and Its Critics: Necessary Condition for Efficiency in Provision of Bottleneck Services to Competitors

William Baumol, J. Ordover and Robert Willig

96-32: Worker Trust, System Vulnerability, and the Performance of Work Groups

Andrew Schotter

96-31: Linear Trade-Model Equilibrium regions, Productivity, and Conflicting National Interests

William Baumol and R.E. Gomory