Working Papers

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89-04: THE DECLINE OF SEX SEGREGATION AND THE WAGE GAP, 1979-80

Judith Fields and Edward Wolff

89-03: RISK AVERSION, DEPOSIT INSURANCE, AND COLLECTIVE ACTION PROBLEMS AMONG BANKS

Mark Spiegel

89-02: THE AUTRALIAN TRADITION: SCHUMPETER AND MISS

Stephen Boehm

89-01: HETEROGENOUS AGENTS AND THE COLLAPSE OF AN EXCHANGE RATE REGIME

Linda Goldberg

88-40: ENTRY AND EXIT BARRIERS: A NOTE ON THE COMPATIBILITY OF FREE ENTRY AND COSTLY EXIT

Arjen van Witteloostuijn

88-39: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE TIME IRREVERSIBILITY OF ECONOMIC TIME SERIES: ESTIMATORS AND TEST STATISTICS

James B. Ramsey and Philip Rothman

88-38: PUBLIC EDUCATION AS AN INSTRUMENT OF REDISTRIBUTION

Charles de Bartolome

88-37: DO OIL MARKETS WORK? ARE OPEC DEAD?

Dermot Gately

88-36: DOES INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION OF FISCAL DEFICITS MATTER?

Roberto Chang

88-35: A LINEAR STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TIC-BY-TIC STOCK MARKET DATA

Hsiao-Jane Yuan and James B. Ramsey

88-34: SECONDARY PRODUCTS AND THE MEASUREMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH

Thijs ten Raa and Edward Wolff

88-33: NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS: A STUDY IN TECHNOLOGICAL LOCK-IN

Robin Cowan

88-32: AN ESTIMATE OF A SECTORAL MODEL OF LABOR MOBILITY

Boyan Jovanovic and Robert Moffitt

88-31: ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION AND THE EXCESS VOLATILITY OF STOCK PRICES

Benjamin Eden and Boyan Jovanovic

88-30: ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL DATA AS NONLINEAR PROCESSES

James B. Ramsey

88-29: COMPETITIVE DIFFUSION

Boyan Jovanovic and Glenn MacDonald

88-28: THE U.S. DEMAND FOR HIGHWAY TRAVEL AND MOTOR FUEL

Dermot Gately

88-27: THE EFFECT OF EMPLOYEE HETEROGENEITY ON FIRM PROFITS AND CONTRACT COMPLIANCE

Christopher J. Flinn

88-26: CHANGES IN THE SKILL REQUIREMENTS OF THE U.S. LABOR FORCE: 1960-85

David Howell and Edward Wolff

88-25: ANTITRUST POLICY AND HIGH-TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES

Janusz A. Ordover and William Baumol

88-24: OPTIMAL CHEATING AND INSPECTION STRATEGIES UNDER INF

Steven Brams, Morton D. Davis and D. Marc Kilgour

88-23: FURTHER EVIDENCE ON THE ASYMMETRIC BEHAVIOR OF UNEMPLOYMENT RATES OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE

Philip Rothman

88-22: COMPARISON AND ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH AND R&D INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRICAL MACHINERY INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Ingmar Prucha

88-21: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND STOCK MARKET EFFICIENCY

Michael Goldberg and Stephan Schulmeister

88-20: OBSERVABLE IMPLICATIONS OF MODELS WITH MULTIPLE EQUILIBRIA

Boyan Jovanovic

88-19: CONVERGENCE OF INDUSTRY LABOR PRODUCTIVITY AMONG ADVANCED ECONOMIES: 1963-1982

David Dollar and Edward Wolff

88-18: ARE CRISIS RATIONAL? A GAME-THEORETIC ANALYSIS

Steven Brams and D. Marc Kilgour

88-17: JOINT EXPLOITATION OF A PRODUCTIVE ASSET: A GAME-THEORETIC APPROACH

Jess Benhabib and Roy Radner

88-16: ENTRY, EXIT, AND DIFFUSION WITH LEARNING BY DOING

Boyan Jovanovic and Saul Lach

88-15: ENDOGENOUS FLUCTUATIONS IN THE BARRO-BECKER THEORY OF FERTILITY

Jess Benhabib and Kazuo Nishimura

88-14: COLLAPSING EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES: AN EXTENDED FRMEWORK

Linda Goldberg

88-13: COLLAPSING EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES: THE EXPERIENCES OF MEXICO AND ARGENTINA

Linda Goldberg

88-12: FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, GROWTH, AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME

Jeremy Greenwood and Boyan Jovanovic

88-11: CORPORATE TAXES AND INCENTIVES AND THE STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION: A SELECTED SURVEY

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

88-10: THE STATISTICAL PROPERTIES OF DIMENSION CALCULATIONS USING SMALL DATA SETS: SOME ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS

James B. Ramsey and Chera L. Sayers

88-09: RATES OF RETURN ON PHYSICAL AND R&D CAPITAL AND STRUCTURE OF THE PRODUCTION PROCESS: CROSS SECTION AND TIME SERIES EVIDENCE

Jeffrey Bernstein and M.I. Nadiri

88-08: The Identifiability and Estimability of Non-Invertible MA (Q) Models

James B. Ramsey and Alvaro Montenegro

88-07: Entrepreneurship: Productive, Unproductive and Imitative: or the Rule of the Rules of the Game

William Baumol

88-06: Research and Development and Intraindustry Spillovers: An Empirical Application of Dynamic Duality

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

88-05: Social Insurance and Population Uncertainty: Demographic Bias and Implications for Social Security

Jordi Brandts and Charles de Bartolome

88-04: Interindustry R&D, Rates of Return and Production in High-Tech Industries

Jeffrey Bernstein and M. Ishaq Nadiri

88-03: Final-Offer Arbitration with a Bonus

Steven Brams and Samuel Merrill

88-02: Equilibrium Vertical Foreclosure

Janusz A. Ordover, Garth Saloner and Steven C. Salop

88-01: Presidential Power: A Game-Theoretic Analysis

Paul J. Affuso, Steven Brams and D. Marc Kilgour

87-46: The Adjustment of U.S. Oil Demand to the Price Increases of the 1970’s

Dermot Gately and Peter Rappoport

87-45: Does Approval Voting Elect the Lowest Common Denominator?

Steven Brams and Peter C. Fishburn

87-44: International Duopoly with Tariffs

Eric Fisher and Charles Wilson

87-43: Spillover Effects, Linkage Structure, Technical Change and Research and Development

M. Ishaq Nadiri and Edward Wolff

87-42: National Security Games

Steven Brams and D. Marc Kilgour

87-41: The Sealed-Bid Mechanism: An Experimental Study

Roy Radner and Andrew Schotter