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91-67: Financial Integration with and without International Policy Coordination

Roberto Chang

91-66: Growth Accounting with Physical and Human Capital Accumulation

Jess Benhabib and Mark Spiegel

91-65: Coordination and Spillovers

Boyan Jovanovic

91-64: A Model of Project Evaluation with Limited Resources

Sharon Gifford and Charles Wilson

91-63: Incomplete Markets

Charles Wilson

91-62: Theories Consistent Expectationa and Exchange Rate Dynamics

Michael D. Goldberg and Roman Frydman

91-61: Multi-Defendant Settlements: The Case of Superfund

Lewis A. Kornhauser, Richard L. Revesz and Keith T. Takeda

91-60: An Experimental Study of Two-Actor Accidents

Lewis A. Kornhauser and Andrew Schotter

91-59: Indeterminacy and Increasing Returns

Jess Benhabib and Roger Farmer

91-58: Equilibrium Visions

Mario J. Rizzo

91-57: The Effects of Public Infrastructure and R&D Capital on the Cost Structure and Performance of U.S. Manufacturing Industries

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Theofanis Mamuneas

91-56: An Optimal Constitution in a Stochastic Environment

A.S. Pinto Barbarosa and Boyan Jovanovic

91-55: Imperfect Price-Reversibility of U.S. Gasoline Demand: Asymetric Responses to Price Increases and Declines

Dermot Gately

91-54: Alfred Marshall in Retrospect

James F. Becker

91-53: Evolution and Design in the East European Transition

Roman Frydman and Andrzej Rapaczynski

91-52: Privatization and Corporate Governance in Eastern Europe: Can a Market Economy Be Designed?

Roman Frydman and Andrzej Rapaczynski

91-51: Learning and agreeing to disagree without common priors

Yaw Nyarko

91-50: The Convergence of Bayesian Belief Hierarchies

Yaw Nyarko

91-49: Which Tax Rate Do People Use: Average or Marginal?

Charles de Bartolome

91-48: On the Transition to a Monetary Union

Roberto Chang

91-47: Private Investment and Sovereign Debt Negotiations

Roberto Chang

91-46: Social Conflict, Growth and Inequality

Jess Benhabib and Aldo Rustichini

91-45: Game Theory and Multilateral Negotiations: The single European Act and the Uruguay Round

Steven Brams, Ann E. Doherty and Matthew L. Weidner

91-44: Variable Markups in a Model with Adjustment Costs: Econometric Evidence for U.S. Industry

Marzio Galeotti and Fabio Schiantarelli

91-43: Three Solutions to Divide the Dollar

Steven Brams and Alan D. Taylor

91-42: Price Margins and Capital Adjustment: Canadian Mill Products and Pulp and Paper Industries

Jeffrey Bernstein

91-41: Delivery Lags, Adjustment Costs, and Econometric Investment Models

Bob Chirinko and Fabio Schiantarelli

91-40: Cohort Size and Schooling Choice

Christopher Flinn

91-39: Most Games Violate the Harsanyi Doctrine

Yaw Nyarko

91-38: Arbitration Procedures

Steven Brams, D. Marc Kilgour and Samuel Merrill

91-37: Adjustment Costs in Stagnant and Rapidly Growing Industries

Shinichiro Nakamura

91-36: Fiscal Increasing Returns, Investment and International Capital Movements

Andres Velasco

91-35: Scoring Reversals: A Major League Dilemma

Jean-Pierre Benoit

91-34: Renegotiation in Finitely Repeated Games

Jean-Pierre Benoit and Vijay Krishna

91-33: Social Choice in a Representative Democracy

Jean-Pierre Benoit and Lewis A. Kornhauser

91-32: Voting Simply in the Election of Assemblies

Jean-Pierre Benoit and Lewis A. Kornhauser

91-31: A Generic Negotiation Game

Steven Brams

91-30: An Adjustment Cost Model of Long-Term Employment

Shinichiro Nakamura

91-29: Games Theory and Literature

Steven Brams

91-28: An Econometric Analysis of Government Tenure Histories: The Italian Case

Antonio Merlo

91-27: When is it Rational to be Magnanimous in Victory?

Steven Brams and Ben D. Mor

91-26: Level and Growth Effects of Human Capital: A Cross-Country Study of the Convergence Hypothesis

George Kyriacou

91-25: Experimentation and Learning in Laboratory Experiments: Harrison’s Criticism Revisited

Antonio Merlo and Andrew Schotter

91-24: The Aggregate Effects of Monetary Externalities

Jess Benhabib and Roger Farmer

91-23: Sprayed to Death: On the Lock-in of an Inferior Pest Control Strategy

Robin Cowan

91-22: Social Conflict, Growth and Income Distribution

Jess Benhabib and Aldo Rustichini

91-21: Investment, Depreciation and Capital Utilization: Theoretical and Simulation Results

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

91-20: Imperfect Price-Reversibility of Oil Demand: Responses to Price Declines and Recoveries

Dermot Gately

91-19: Private-Beliefs Equilibrium

Ehud Kalai and Ehud Lehrer

91-18: Rational Learning Leads to Nash Equilibrium

Ehud Kalai and Ehud Lehrer