Working Papers

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87-40: On the Computation of Estimators in Systems with Implicitly Defined Variables

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Ingmar Prucha

87-39: An Experimental Study of Single Actor Accidents

Lewis A. Kornhauser and Andrew Schotter

87-38: Is International Productivity Convergence Illusory?

William Baumol and Edward Wolff

87-37: Capital Formation and Long-Term Productivity Growth: A Comparison of Seven Countries

Edward Wolff

87-36: The Interaction Between Capital Investment and R&D in Science-Based Firms

Saul Lach and Mark Schankerman

87-35: Long Waves and Short Waves: Growth Through Intensive and Extensive Search

Boyan Jovanovic and Rafael Rob

87-34: The Effects of Demographic and Industry Changes on U.S. Self-Employment

David Evans and Linda Leighton

87-33: Asymmetric Tournaments, Equal Opportunity Laws and Affirmative Action: Some Experimental Results

Clive Bull, Andrew Schotter and Keith Weigelt

87-32: Corporate Incentives and Long-Term Bonuses: An Experimental Study

Andrew Schotter and Keith Weigelt

87-31: Entrepreneurial Choice and Liquidity Constraints

David Evans and Boyan Jovanovic

87-30: Estimation and Test of a Marginal Q Model of Investment Behavior

Marzio Galeotti

87-29: The U.S. Demand for Cocoa: Explaining the Apparent Insignificance of Income Growth

Samuel Kojo Andoh and Dermot Gately

87-28: Market Structure and Optimal Management Organizations

Clive Bull and Janusz A. Ordover

87-27: Estimation and Test of a Marginal Q Model of Investment Behavior

Marzio Galeotti

87-26: A Uniform Law of Large Numbers for Dependent and Heterogeneous Data Process

Benedikt Pötscher and Ingmar Prucha

87-25: A Note on the Estimation of Non-Symmetric Dynamic Factor Demand Models

Dilip B. Madan and Ingmar Prucha

87-24: An Estimation of the Equilibrium Specification and Structure of Production for Canadian Telecommunications

Jeffrey Bernstein

87-23: Specification of the Technology for Neoclassical Investment Theory: Testing the Adjustment Cost Approach

Marzio Galeotti

87-22: Taking Off: The U.S. Demand for Air Travel and Jet Fuel

Dermot Gately

87-21: An Examination of the Equilibrium Specification and Structure of Production for Canadian Telecommunications

Jeffrey Bernstein

87-20: The Statistical Properties of Dimension Calculations Using Small Data Sets

James B. Ramsey and Hsiao-Jane Yuan

87-19: Why do Smaller Firms Pay Less?

David Evans and Linda S. Leighton

87-18: The Responsiveness of Approval Voting: Comments on Saari and Van Newenhizen

Steven Brams, Peter C. Fishburn and Samuel Merrill

87-17: Economists as Innovators: Practical Products of Theoretical Research

Gerald R. Faulhaber

87-16: Chaos: Significance, Mechanism, and Economic Applications

William Baumol and Jess Benhabib

87-15: Bargaining and the Evolution of Cooperation in a Dynamic Game

Jess Benhabib and Giovanni Ferri

87-14: Sources of Postwar Growth of Information Activity in the U.S

William Baumol and Edward Wolff

87-13: Stochastic Equilibrium Oscillations

Jess Benhabib and Kazuo Nishimura

87-12: Are the Two Houses of Congress Really Equal?

Steven Brams

87-11: Labor Quality and Productivity Growth in the U.S.: An Input-Output Growth Accounting Framework

David Howell and Edward Wolff

87-10: Long-Term Trends in U.S. Wealth Inequality: Methodological Issues and Results

Marcia Marley and Edward Wolff

87-09: Introducing the Peer Group Effect: Why Decentralization is Bad for Efficiency (But Good for Equity)

Charles de Bartolome

87-08: Investment, Depreciation and Capital Utilization

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

87-07: Predation, Monopolization and Antitrust

Janusz A. Ordover and Garth Saloner

87-06: Endogenous Cycles with Uncertain Lifespans in Continuous Time

William Whitesell

87-05: Global Equilibrium Dynamics with Stationary Recursive Preferences

Jess Benhabib, M. Majumdar and Kazuo Nishimura

87-04: On the Optimal Pricing Policy of a Monopolist

Charles Wilson

87-03: The War of Attrition in Continuous Time with Complete Information

Kenneth Hendricks, Andrew Weiss and Charles Wilson

87-02: Equilibrium in Preemption Games with Complete Information

Kenneth Hendricks and Charles Wilson

87-01: Efficiency Differences Between Foreign and Domestic Firms in Mexico

Magnus Blomstrom

86-36: Tests of Alternative Theories of Firm Growth

David Evans

86-35: Deterrence Versus Defense: A Game-Theoretic Model of Star-Wars

Steven Brams and D. Marc Kilgour

86-34: Firm Size and Foreign Direct Investment

Magnus Blomstrom and Robert Lipsey

86-33: The Relationship Between Firm Growth, Size, and Age: Estimates for 100 Manufacturing Industries

David Evans

86-32: The Export Performance of Swedish and U.S. Multinationals

Magnus Blomstrom and Robert Lipsey

86-31: Reputation and Patience in the "War of Attrition"

Lewis A. Kornhauser, Ariel Rubinstein and Charles Wilson

86-30: Involuntary Unemployment in Say and Ricardo

William Baumol

86-29: Information, Computers and the Structure of Industry

William Baumol

86-28: A Century of Productivity Improvement: Revolution in the American Standard of Living

Sue Anne Batey Blackman and William Baumol

86-27: Some Evidence on the Non-Linearity of Economic Time Series: 1890-1981

Edward Wolff