Working Papers

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83-21: The Choice of Conjectures In A Bargaining Game With Incomplete Information

Ariel Rubinstein

83-20: Methodological Issues in Accounting For Pension and Social Security "Wealth" in A Microdata Framework

Edward Wolff

83-19: Asymmetric Information and Individually Rigid Wages

Clive Bull and Raphael Rob

83-18: Advances in Supervision Technology and Economic Welfare: A General Equilibrium Analysis

Janusz A. Ordover and Carl Shapiro

83-17: Heterogeneous Information and the Real Business Cycle: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis

Boyan Jovanovic and Robert A. Shakotko

83-16: Micro Uncertainty, Fluctuations of Averages and the Efficiency of the Business Cycle in an Economy with Idiosyncratic Exchange

Boyan Jovanovic

83-15: Proportional Representation in Variable-Size Legislatures

Steven Brams and Peter C. Fishburn

83-14: Were the Ordinalists Wrong About Welfare Economics?

Robert Cooter and Peter Rappoport

83-13: Exchange Rates, Prices and Interest Rates: Reconsidering the Basic Relationships of Exchange Rate Determination

Stephan Schulmeister

83-12: The Verification Problem in Arms Control: A Game-Theoretic Analysis

Steven Brams and Morton D. Davis

83-11: The Economics of Termination of Parental Rights

Mario J. Rizzo

83-10: An Equilibrium Model of Search Unemployment

James Albrecht and Bo Axell

83-09: Cartels, Profits, and Excess Capacity

Martin Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik

83-08: Price Competition in a Capacity-Constrained Duopoly

Martin Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik

83-07: On Bargaining, Settling, and Litigation: A Problem in Multistage Games With Imperfect Information

Janusz A. Ordover and Ariel Rubinstein

83-06: Profit-Sharing in a Collusive Industry

Martin Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik

83-05: Two Comments On Cost-Of-Living Indices

R. Robert Russell

83-04: Internal Organization In a Dynamic Context: Some Theoretical Considerations

Richard Langlois

83-03: Subjective Forecasts and Output-Inflation Relationship

Roman Frydman

83-02: Individual Expectations and Aggregate Outcomes: An Introduction to the Problem

Roman Frydman and Edmund Phelps

83-01: Sufficient Conditions for the Existence of Periodic Cycles in Discrete-Time Intertemporal Optimization Models and Applications to Optimal Growth and the Adjustment-Cost Theory of Investment

Jess Benhabib and Kazuo Nishimura

82-31: Internal and External Regulation of Markets with Asymmetric Information

Carolyn Pitchik and Andrew Schotter

82-30: Individual Rationality, Decentralization and the Rational Expectations Hypothesis

Roman Frydman

82-29: A Distinction Between the Unconditional Expectational Equilibrium and the Rational Expectations Equilibrium

Roman Frydman

82-28: Research and Development, Utilization and Labor Requirements: A Dynamic Analysis

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

82-27: Financing and Investment in Plant and Equipment and Research and Development

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

82-26: Systems Theory, Knowledge and the Social Sciences and on the Reception of Noise: A Rejoiner

Richard Langlois

82-25: Implicit Contracts in the Absence of Enforcement and Risk Aversion

Clive Bull

82-24: Third-Degree Price Discrimination and Spatial Monopolistic Competition

Giora Moore

82-23: Competition and Discovery

O'Driscoll, Gerald P., and Mario J. Rizzo

82-22: Formulation and Estimation of Dynamic Factor Demand Equations Under Non-Static Expectations: A Finite Horizon Model

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Ingmar Prucha

82-21: Economics as a Process, Notes on the "New Institutional Economics"

Richard Langlois

82-20: Investment in R&D, Costs of Adjustment and Expectations

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Mark Schankerman

82-19: Defining Alternative Wage Indexation Rules for an Open Economy

Franco Bruni

82-18: Competitive Payments Systems and the Unit of Account in Evolutionary Perspective

Lawrence White

82-17: Optimal Taxation of Bequests: The Maximin Case

Alvaro Rodriguez

82-16: Foreign Exchange Dealing and the Transactions Demand for Foreign Exchange

Antti Suvanto

82-15: Trade Structure and Transmission of Inflation: Theory and Japanese Experience

Jongmoo Jay Choi and M. Ishaq Nadiri

82-14: Threat Power in Sequential Games

Steven Brams and Marek P. Hessel

82-13: Entrepreneurship and Knowledge

Richard Langlois

82-12: Lionel Robbins’ Nature and Significance, Fifty Years Later

Israel M. Kirzner

82-11: Arbitrage, Hedging and Equilibrium in Futures Markets

Jess Benhabib and Clive Bull

82-10: Supervision and Social Welfare: An Expositionary Example

Janusz A. Ordover

82-09: Subjective Probability and Subjective Economics

Richard Langlois

82-08: The Econometric Approach to Business-Cycle Analysis Reconsidered

Albert Alexander and James B. Ramsey

82-07: Are Large Firms More Powerful Than Small Ones?

Martin Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik

82-06: Equilibria for a Three-Person Location Problem

Martin Osborne and Carolyn Pitchik

82-05: Subjectivism

Mario J. Rizzo

82-04: Misses and Lakatos, A Reformulation of Austain Methodology

Mario J. Rizzo

82-03: Polls and the Problem of Strategic Information in Elections

Steven Brams