Working Papers

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95-12: Real Business Cycles with Involuntary Unemployment

Jordi Galí

95-11: Modeling Free Choice in Games

Steven Brams

95-10: How Should Voting on Related Propositions be Conducted?

Steven Brams, D. Marc Kilgour and William S. Zwicker

95-09: Product Diversity, Endogenous Markups and Development Traps

Jordi Galí

95-08: On Growth and Indeterminacy: Some Theory and Evidence

Jess Benhabib and Jordi Galí

95-07: What Remains of Purchasing Power Parity?

Kenneth Rogoff

95-06: Fixed Versus Flexible Exchange Rates: Which Provides More Fiscal Discipline

Aaron Tornell and Andres Velasco

95-05: Strategic Behavior in Two-Sided Foreign Exchange Auctions

Linda Goldberg and Rafael Tenorio

95-04: If Nonlinear Models Cannot Forecast, What Use Are They?

James B. Ramsey

95-03: The Analysis of Foreign Exchange Data Using Waveform Dictionaries

James B. Ramsey and Zhifeng Zhang

95-02: Indeterminacy and Sector-Specific Externalities

Jess Benhabib and Roger Farmer

95-01: A Moving-Knife Solution to the Four-Person Envy-Free Cake-Division Problem

Steven Brams, Alan D. Taylor and William S. Zwicker

94-31: The Response of Wolrd Energy and Oil Demand to Income Growth and Changes in Oil Prices

Joyce Dargay and Dermot Gately

94-30: Old and NewMoving-Knife Schemes

Steven Brams, Alan D. Taylor and William S. Zwicker

94-29: Shares of World Output, Economies of Scale, and Regions Filled with Equilibria

Ralph E. Gomory

94-28: Minimal Winning Coalitions in Weighted-Majority Games

Peter C. Fishburns and Steven Brams

94-27: Color-Blind is not Color Neutral: Disadvantage and Affirmative Action

Jean-Pierre Benoit

94-26: Infrastructure and Pulbic R&D Investments, and the Growth of Factor Productivity in U.S. Manufacturing Industries

Ishaq M. Nadiri and Theofanis Mamuneas

94-25: The Transfer of Human Capital

Boyan Jovanovic and Yaw Nyarko

94-24: The Financial Accelerator and the Flight to Quality

Ben Bernanke, Mark Gertler and Simon Gilchrist

94-23: Foreign Direct Investment, Exchange Rate Variability and Demand Uncertainty

Linda Goldberg and Charles Kolstad

94-22: On the Economics of Fiscal Populism in an Open Economy

Jess Benhabib and Andres Velasco

94-21: The Turnover of UK Teachers: A Competing Risks Analysis

Peter Dolton and Wilbert van der Klaauw

94-20: International R&D Spillovers Between U.S. and Japanese R&D Intensive Sectors

Jeffrey Bernstein and Pierre Mohnen

94-19: Notes on Ideology and Austrian Economics

Peter Boettke

94-18: Hayek’s Serfdom Revisited: Government Failure in the Argument Against Socialism

Peter Boettke

94-17: An Experimental Study of Learning in One and Two-Person Games

Antonio Merlo and Andrew Schotter

94-16: Munificent Obsession: The Reluctant Nationalization and the Protracted Privatization of the Israeli Banking System

Jonas Prager

94-15: The Bayesian Foundations of Learning by Doing

Boyan Jovanovic and Yaw Nyarko

94-14: Predation and the Logic of the Average Variable Cost Test

William Baumol

94-13: On Efficiency and Comparative Advantage in Trade Equilibria Under Scale Economies

William Baumol and Ralph E. Gomory

94-12: Outsourcing of Servicesand Productivity Growth in Goods Industries

Thijs ten Raa and Edward Wolff

94-11: Strategies for OPEC’s Pricing Decisions – Revisited

Dermot Gately

94-10: The Rationality of Surprise: Unstable Nash Equilibria and the Theory of Moves

Steven Brams

94-09: Multi-Country Tests for the Oscillator Model with Slowly Varying Coefficients

Sean Keenan and James B. Ramsey

94-08: Are Balance of Payments Crises Rational?

Andres Velasco

94-07: When is Size a Liability? Bargaining Power in Minimal Winning Coalitions

Steven Brams and Peter C. Fishburn

94-06: An Analysis of U.S. Stock Price Behavior Using Wavelets

James B. Ramsey, Daniel Usikov and George M. Zaslavsky

94-05: The Application of Wave Form Dictionaries to Stock Market Index Data

James B. Ramsey and Zhifeng Zhang

94-04: Productivity Under Group Incentives: An Experimental Study

Haig Nalbantian and Andrew Schotter

94-03: Trends in Household Wealth in the United States: 1962-1983 and 1983-1989

Edward Wolff

94-02: The Changing World Petroleum Market: Demand in the Industrialized Countries

Joyce Dargay and Dermot Gately

94-01: The Suboptimality of Incentive Contracts in a Contracting Model

Jacob Paroush and Jonas Prager

93-48: Adjustment Rates and the Second-Best Level of Government Spending

C.A.M. de Bartelone

93-47: Estimation of the Depreciation Rate of Physical and R&D Capital in the U.S. Total Manufacturing Sector

M.I. Nadiri and Ingmar Prucha

93-46: Does Game Theory Predict Well for the Wrong Reasons: An Experimental Investigation

Z. Partow and Andrew Schotter

93-45: The Imperfect Price-Reversibility of Non-Transportation Oil Demand in the OECD

J. Dargay and D. Gately

93-44: Public R&D Policies and Cost Behavior of the U.S. Manufacturing Industries

Theofanis Mamuneas and M.I. Nadiri

93-43: The "Business Cycle" as Slowly Varying Coefficients

J.B. Ramsey and C. Gilmore

93-42: Fair Division by Point Allocation

Steven Brams and A.D. Taylor