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97-25: TRADE UNIONS AND TRANSFER PAYMENTS: WHEN ARE THEY REASONS TO PREFER DEMOCRACY TO DICTATORSHIP?

John Roemer

97-24: DISCRETIONARY POWER CAUSES DIVERGENT POLITICS

John Roemer

97-23: A NOTE ON THE TRANSFER OF POWER FROM PARTIES TO CANDIDATES

John Roemer

97-22: INTEREST RATES, EXCHANGE RATES AND PRESENT VALUE MODELS OF THE CURRENT ACCOUNT

Paul Bergin and Steven Sheffrin

97-21: EPISTEMIC FOUNDATIONS OF SOLUTION CONCEPTS IN GAME THEORY: AN INTRODUCTION

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

97-20: BUYING SEVERAL INDIVISIBLE GOODS

Carmen Bevia, Martine Quinzii and JosŽ A. Silva

97-19: INTRODUCTION TO THE SEMANTICS OF BELIEF AND COMMON BELIEF

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

97-18: AGREEING TO DISAGREE: A SURVEY

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

97-17: PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENT AND THE IMPACT OF TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY ON WAGES: ESTIMATES FOR THE U.S., 1972-1990

Robert Feenstra and Gordon Hanson

97-16: TESTING ENDOGENOUS GROWTH IN SOUTH KOREA AND TAIWAN

Robert Feenstra, Madani, Dorsati, Yang, Tzu-Han, Liang and Chi-Yuan

97-15: DATA MINING: A RECONSIDERATION

Thomas Mayer

97-14: PUTTING THINGS IN ORDER: PATTERNS OF TRADE DYNAMICS AND GROWTH

Robert Feenstra and Andrew Rose

97-13: MONETARY POLICY, INVESTMENT DYNAMICS, AND THE INTERTEMPORAL APPROACH TO THE CURRENT ACCOUNT

Paul Bergin

97-12: PRICE LEVEL DETERMINATION IN A HETEROGENEOUS MONETARY UNION

Paul Bergin

97-11: THE DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PROGRESSIVE INCOME TAXATION

John Roemer

97-10: A THEORY OF QUALITATIVE SIMILARITY

Klaus Nehring

97-09: THREE CENTURIES OF INEQUALITY IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA

Peter Lindert

97-08: CAPACITIES AND PROBABILISTIC BELIEFS: A PRECARIOUS COEXISTENCE

Klaus Nehring

97-07: ON THE MULTI-PREFERENCE APPROACH TO EVALUATING OPPORTUNITIES

Klaus Nehring and Clemens Puppe

97-06: EXTENDED PARTIAL ORDERS: A UNIFYING STRUCTURE FOR ABSTRACT CHOICE THEORY

Klaus Nehring and Clemens Puppe

97-05: THE (NON-PAROCHIAL) WELFARE ECONOMICS OF IMMIGRATION

John Roemer

97-04: UNDERSTANDING CHINA'S ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Jeffrey D. Sachs and Wing Woo

97-03: ASSESSING THE TRUTH AXIOM UNDER INCOMPLETE INFORMATION

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

97-02: A THEORY OF RATIONAL CHOICE UNDER COMPLETE IGNORANCE

Klaus Nehring

97-01: THE RHETORIC OF FRIEDMAN'S QUANTITY THEORY MANIFESTO

Thomas Mayer

96-15: PREFERENCE FOR FLEXIBILITY AND FREEDOM OF CHOICE IN A SAVAGE FRAMEWORK

Klaus Nehring

96-14: BUSINESS GROUPS AND TRADE IN EAST ASIA: PART 2, PRODUCT VARIETY

Robert Feenstra, Tzu-Han Yang and Gary G. Hamilton

96-13: GROUPS AND TRADE IN EAST ASIA: PART 1, NETWORKED EQUILIBRIA

Robert Feenstra, Deng-Shing Huang and Gary Hamilton

96-12: INCENTIVES AND RISK SHARING IN A STOCK MARKET EQUILIBRIUM

Michael Magill and Martine Quinzii

96-11: INTERNATIONAL VARIATION IN THE SIZE OF THE WELFARE STATE: A PREFERENCE-BASED EXPLANATION

John Roemer

96-10: WHY WAS THE FED SO INFLATIONARY IN THE 1960S AND 1970S?

Thomas Mayer

96-09: DOES EGALITARIANISM HAVE A FUTURE?

Louis Putterman, John Roemer and Joaquim Silvestre

96-08: CHINESE ECONOMIC GROWTH: SOURCES AND PROSPECTS

Wing Woo

96-07: THE DEMOCRATIC CLASS STRUGGLE: A SURVEY OF RECENT RESULTS

John Roemer

96-06: MONETARISTS AND KEYNESIANS ON CENTRAL BANKING: A STUDY OF A FAILED DEBATE

Thomas Mayer

96-05: LITIGATION, SCHOOL FINANCE REFORM, AND AGGREGATE EDUCATIONAL SPENDING

Robert L. Manwaring and Steven Sheffrin

96-04: WHAT REMAINS OF THE MONETARIST COUNTER-REVOLUTION?

Thomas Mayer

96-03: GLOBAL IDENTIFIABILITY UNDER UNCORRELATED RESIDUALS

Leon Wegge

96-02: FUNDAMENTAL AGREEMENT: A NEW FOUNDATION FOR THE HARSANYI DOCTRINE

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

96-01: PROTECTIONIST THREATS AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

Bruce Blonigen and Robert Feenstra

95-22: Equality Versus Progress

John Roemer

95-21: Monetarism

Thomas Mayer and A. Patrick Minford

95-20: Which Improves Welfare More: Nominal or Indexed Bond?

Michael Magill and Martine Quinzii

95-19: Equality or Opportunity: A Theory and Examples

John Roemer

95-17: Monetary Autonomy in the Presence of Capital Flows: And Never the Twain Shall Meet, Except in Asia?

Wing Woo and Kenjiro Hirayama

95-16: Incentive Compatibility in Large Games

Klaus Nehring

95-15: Joseph Stiglitz's Whither Socialism?: An Anti-Hayekian Manifesto

John Roemer

95-14: Foreign Investment, Outsourcing and Relative Wages

Robert Feenstra and Gordon Hanson

95-13: A Theory of Rational Decision with Incomplete Information

Klaus Nehring

95-12: Feminism, Ecology, and the Philosophy of Economics

Julie Nelson

95-11: Exact Hedonic Price Indexes

Robert Feenstra

95-10: Estimating the Effects of Trade Policy

Robert Feenstra

95-09: Quasilinear, Overlapping-Generations Economies

Joaquim Silvestre

95-08: Intersubjective Consistency of Beliefs and the Logic of Common Belief

Giacomo Bonanno and Klaus Nehring

95-07: Credit Constraint in General Equilibrium: Experimental Results

Antoni Bosch-Domènech and Joaquim Silvestre

95-06: Distributing the Benefits from the Commons: A Square-Foot Formula

Joaquim Silvestre

95-05: The Political-Economic Effects of Distributional Skewness on Growth

Woojin Lee and John Roemer

95-04: Why the Poor Do not Expropriate the Rich in Democracies: A New Argument

John Roemer

95-03: What Real Equality of Opportunity Requires

John Roemer

95-02: Macroeconomics and Discrimination in Teaching

E.H. Tuma

95-01: The Peace Process and the Palestinian Refugees

E.H. Tuma