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0033: Bargaining Rules of Thumb

Robert Rosenthal

0032: Dynamic Rent-Seeking Games

Wolfgang Leininger and Chun-Lei Yang

0031: On the Scope of Indirect Regulation of Monopolies in the Presence of Large Entry Cost

Michael Drottboom and Wolfgang Leininger

0030: Preemptive Adoptions of an Emerging Technology

Michael Riordan and David Salant

0029: Hospital Cost Function Estimation When Firms May Not Try to Minimize Total Costs

Randall Ellis

0028: Autos and the National Industrial Recovery Act: Evidence on Industry Complementarities

Russell Cooper and John Haltiwanger

0027: Regulating Complementary Products: A Problem of Institutional Choice

Richard Gilbert and Michael Riordan

0026: Competition and Bank Performance: A Theoretical Perspective

Michael Riordan

0025: Qualified Suppliers

Michael Riordan

0024: Quality Competition, Welfare, and Regulation

Ching-to Ma and James F. Burgess

0023: Paying for Joint Costs in Health Care

Ching-to Ma and Thomas G. McGuire

0022: BANK RUNS: Liquidity and Incentives

Russell Cooper and Thomas Ross

0021: Are Adjustment Costs for Labor Asymmetric? An Econometric Test on Panel Data for Italy

Fidel Jaramillo, Fabio Schiantarelli and Alessandro Sembenelli

0020: The Economics of Referrals

Jacob Glazer and Thomas G. McGuire

0019: Workplace Drug Abuse Policy

Thomas G. McGuire and Christopher Ruhm

0018: Regulation and Preemptive Technology Adoption

Michael Riordan

0017: Learning to Compete and Vice Versa

Luis Cabral and Michael Riordan

0016: Variable Markups in a Model with Adjustment Costs: Econometric Evidence for U.S. Industry

Marzio Galeotti and Fabio Schiantarelli

0015: Physician Response to Fee Changes with Multiple Payers

Thomas G. McGuire and Mark V. Pauly

0014: Regulation, Quality Competition, and Price in the Hospital Industry

Ching-to Ma and James F. Burgess

0013: Delivery Lags, Adjustment Costs, and Econometric Investment Models

Bob Chirinko and Fabio Schiantarelli

0012: The Seasonal Cycle in U.S. Manufacturing

J. Joseph Beaulieu and Jeffrey Miron

0011: A Cross Country Comparison of Seasonal Cycles and Business Cycles

J. Joseph Beaulieu and Jeffrey Miron

0010: Incomplete Information and Optimal Market Structure: Public Purchases from Private Providers

Thomas G. McGuire and Michael Riordan

0009: Mental Health Provider Response to the Reimbursement System

Brooke S. Harrow and Randall Ellis

0008: Medicare Payment to Psychiatric Facilities: Unfair and Inefficient?

Jerry Cromwell, Brooke Harrow, Thomas G. McGuire and Randall Ellis

0007: Bargaining with Deadlines and Imperfect Player Control

Ching-to Ma and Michael Manove

0006: The Demand for Outpatient Medical Care in Rural Kenya

Randall Ellis and Germano M. Mwabu

0005: Should Physicians Be Permitted to 'Balance Bill' Patients

Jacob Glazer and Thomas G. McGuire

0004: Renegotiation and Optimality in Agency Contracts

Ching-to Ma

0003: Optimal Risk Sharing Through Renegotiation of Simple Contracts

Douglas Gale

0002: Regulation and Preemptive Technology Adoption: Cable TV versus Telephone Companies

Michael Riordan

0001: Macroeconomic Implications of Production Bunching: Factor Demand Linkages

Russell Cooper and John Haltiwanger