Working Papers

From C.V. Starr Center for Applied Economics, New York University
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90-20: ENDOGENOUS FERTILITY AND GROWTH

Jess Benhabib and Kazuo Nishimura

90-19: MEASURING EXTERNAL OPENNESS: THE INDEX OF EFFECTIVE EXPOSURE

Linda Goldberg

90-18: HOMEWORK IN MACROECONOMICS II: AGGREGATE FLUCTUATIONS

Jess Benhabib, Richard Rogerson and Randall Wright

90-17: HOMEWORK IN MACROECONOMICS I: BASIC THEORY

Jess Benhabib, Richard Rogerson and Randall Wright

90-16: THE EFFECT OF CHILD CUSTODY AND SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS ON THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN AND PARENTS

Daniela Del Boca and Christopher Flinn

90-15: STOCK MARKET VOLATILITY AND INVESTMENT: DO ONLY FUNDAMENTAL MATTER?

Marzio Galeotti and Fabio Schiantarelli

90-14: ASYMMETRIC TOURNAMENTS, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LAWS AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: SOME EXPERIMENTAL RESULT

Andrew Schotter and Keith Weigelt

90-13: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF TWO-ACTOR ACCIDENTS

Lewis A. Kornhauser and Andrew Schotter

90-12: A NEW CLASS OF SOLUTIONS TO DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS ARISING IN GROWTH THEORY AND APPLICATIONS TO DYNAMIC GAMES

Jess Benhabib and Aldo Rustichini

90-11: PREDICTING EXCHANGE RATE CRISES: MEXICO REVISITED

Linda Goldberg

90-10: THE IMPACT OF THE BRADY PLAN ON STOCKHOLDERS WEALTH

Jaime Andres Batarce

90-09: MARKET FAILURE AND PUBLIC SECTOR FAILURE: IS PRIVATIZATION A PANACEA?

Jonas Prager

90-08: STOCHASTIC DYNAMICS RESOURCES MODELS WITH STOCK-DEPENDENT REWARDS

Yaw Nyarko and Lars Olson

90-07: HIERARCHY: THE ECONOMICS ON MANAGING

Roy Radner

90-06: A MODEL OF INSPECTION AND REPAIR WITH AND ENDOGENOUS NUMBER OF PROJECTS

Sharon Gifford and Charles Wilson

90-05: MATCHING AND EFFICIENCY IN THE BASEBALL FREE-AGENT SYSTEM: AN EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION

Haig Nalbantian, Andrew Schotter and Ken Rogoza

90-04: BAD AND GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE SEALED-BID MECHANISM: SOME EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS

Andrew Schotter

90-03: LEARNING IN MIS-SPECIFIED MODELS AND THE POSSIBILITY OF CYCLES

Yaw Nyarko

90-02: ON BAYESIAN LEARNING IN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS

Yaw Nyarko

90-01: ON THE CONVERGENCE OF BAYESIAN POSTERIOR PROCESSES IN LINEAR ECONOMIC MODELS: COUNTING EQUATIONS AND UNKNOWNS

Yaw Nyarko

89-34: REAL INTEREST RATES AND GOVERNMENT DEBT DURING STABILIZATION

Andres Velasco

89-33: A NOTE ON FINITE AUTOMATA EQUILIBRIA WITH DISCOUNTING

Michele Piccione

89-32: HAYEK'S FOUR TENDENCIES TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM

Mario J. Rizzo

89-31: THE BASIC MACROECONOMICS OF DEBT SWAPS

Andres Velasco and Felipe Larrain

89-30: THE EFFECT OF TAXES ON LABOR SUPPLY IN ITALY

Ugo Colombino and Daniela Del Boca

89-29: FINANCIAL INTEGRATION WITH AND WITHOUT INTERNATIONAL POLICY COORDINATION

Roberto Chang

89-28: MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND PRODUCTIVITY CONVERGENCE IN MEXICO

Magnus Blomstrom and Edward Wolff

89-27: EQUILIBRIUM CYCLING WITH SMALL DISCOUNTING: A NOTE

Jess Benhabib and Aldo Rustichini

89-26: A VINTAGE CAPITAL MODEL OF INVESTMENT AND GROWTH: THEORY AND EVIDENCE

Jess Benhabib and Aldo Rustichini

89-25: NOMINAL EXCHANGE RATE PETTERNS: EFFECTS ON ENTRY, EXIT AND INVESTMENT IN UNITED STATES

Linda Goldberg

89-24: CONCERTED LENDING: DID LARGE BANKS BEAR THE BURDEN?

Mark Spiegel

89-23: TECHNOLOGICAL VARIETY AND COMPETITION: ISSUES OF DIFFUSION AND INTERVENTION

Robin Cowan

89-22: APPORTIONING DAMAGES AMONG POTENTIALLY INSOLVENT ACTORS

Lewis A. Kornhauser and Richard L. Revesz

89-21: INTERPRETING "THE RAMSEY EQUATIONS" OF OPTIMAL TAX THEORY

Charles de Bartolome

89-20: TECHNICAL INEFFICIENCY AND PRODUCTIVE DECLINE IN THE U.S. INTERSTATE NATURAL GAS PIPLINE INDUSTRY UNDER THE NATURAL GAS POLICY ACT

Robin Sickles and Mary L. Streitwieser

89-19: DEBT WRITE-DOWNS AND DEBT-EQUITY SWAPS IN A TWO SECTOR MODEL

Linda Goldberg and Mark Spiegel

89-18: PRODUCTION FRONTIERS WITH CROSS-SECTINAL AND TIME-SERIES VARIATION IN EFFICIENCY LEVELS

Christopher Cornwell, Peter Schmidt and Robin Sickles

89-17: THE STRUCTURE OF TECHNOLOGY, SUBSTITUTION, AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE INTERSTATE NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION INDUSTRY UNDER THE NATURAL GAS POLICY ACT OF 1978

Robin Sickles and Mary L. Streitwieser

89-16: MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION, OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS, AND THE ROLE OF MONETARY POLICY

Roberto Chang

89-15: DYNAMIC FACTOR DEMAND MODELS, PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENT, AND RATES RETURN: THEORY AND AN EMPIRICAL APPLICATION TO THE U.S. BELL SYSTEM

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Ingmar Prucha

89-14: THE STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION, TECHNICAL CHANGE AND EFFICIENCY IN A MULTIPRODUCT INDUSTRY: AN APPLICATION TO U.S. AIRLINES

David H. Good, M. Ishaq Nadiri and Robin Sickles

89-13: SEQUENTIAL ARBITRATION PROCEDURES

Steven Brams, D. Marc Kilgour and Shlomo Weber

89-12: ENDOGENOUS CURRENCY SUBSTITUTION, INFLATIONARY FINANCE, AND WELFARE

Roberto Chang

89-11: CONSTRAINED APPROVAL VOTING: A CUSTOM-DESIGNED ELECTION SYSTEM

Steven Brams

89-10: GROWTH ACCOUNTING AND EXTERNALITIES

Jess Benhabib and Boyan Jovanovic

89-09: WAGE RATES AND LAYOFF RISK IN A LOCAL LABOR MARKET

Christopher Flinn

89-08: COALITION VOTING

Steven Brams and Peter C. Fishburn

89-07: Approval Voting in Practice

Steven Brams and Peter C. Fishburn

89-06: LOW INCOME HOUSING ASSISTANCE: THE EFFECT OF COMMUNITY COMPOSITION ON PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND WELFARE

Charles de Bartolome

89-05: BAYES' RATIONAL EQUILIBRIA

Yaw Nyarko