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95-25: The Emergence of a Competitive Natural Gas Merket and the End of Regulation

A. De Vany

95-24: Priority Pricing when Demand is Stochastic

A.S. De Vany and T.R. Saving

95-23: The Electoral Politics of Extreme Policies

Amihai Glazer and Kai Konrad

95-22: Foreign Currency Hadging: Enhancing International Equity Return Performed by Using Some Recent Empirical Findings in Exchange Rates

M. Morey

95-9: The Effect of Exchange Rate Expectation on Durable Import Prices

Jaewoo Lee

95-6: Electoral Incentives, Government Popularity, and Commitment of Policy

Amihai Glazer and S. Lohmann

95-5: Bootstrap Confidence Bands for Shrinkage Estimators

C. Kazimi and David Brownstone

95-4: The Private Provision of Frontier Infrastructure: Toll Roads in California, 1850-1902

Daniel Klein and C. Yin

95-3: On the Costs of Air Pollution from Motor Vehicules

Kenneth Small and C. Kazimi

95-1: Information, Adaptive Contracting, and Distributional Dynamics: Bose-Einstein Statistics and the Movies

A. De vany and W. Walls

94-17: The Law of One Price in a Network: Arbitrage and Price Dynamics in Natural Gas City Gate Markets

A. De Vany and W. Walls

94-16: Diverging Male Wage Inquality in the United States and Canada, 1981-1988: Do Unions Explain the Difference?

J. Nidardo, N. and Thomas Lemieux

94-15: Labor Market Institutions and the Distribution of Wages, 1973-1992: A Semiparametric Approach

J. Nidardo, Nicole Fortin and Thomas Lemieux

94-13: Priority and Transportation Prices: A Competitive Theory of Price and Service Differentiation

A. De Vany and T.R. Saving

93-13: Gangs as Primitive States

Stergios Skaperdas and Constantinos Syropoulos

93-11: Why Governments Commit to Unpopular Policies

Amihai Glazer

93-08: Cooperation or Confrontation in U.S.-Japan Trade? Some General Equilibrium Estimates

Hiro Lee and David Roland-Holst

93-02: Gangs as Primitive States

Stergios Skaperdas and Constantinos Syropoulos

92-30: Domestic Politics and International Conflict

Michelle Garfinkel

92-29: Static Indeterminacy and Dynamic Instability in the Foreign Exchange Market

V. Dropsy and M. Wolfson

92-28: When Barriers to Markets Fall: Pipeline Deregulation, Spot Markets, and the Topology of the Natural Gas Market

A. De vany and W. Walls

92-27: Protection of Domestic Industries vs. Defense Against Trade Disruptions: Some Neglected Dimensions

Martin McGuire and H. Shibata

92-26: Economics and Philosophy: What We Have Here Is A failure of Communicate

M. Wolfson

92-23: Bayesian and Non-Bayesian Methods for Combining Models and Forecasts with Applications to Forecasting International Growth Rates

C.K. Min and Arnold Zellner

92-22: Time Series Analysis, Forecasting and Econometric Modeling: The Structural Econometric Modeling, Time Series Analysis (SEMTSA) Approach

Arnold Zellner

92-21: Statistics, Science and Public Policy

Arnold Zellner

92-20: Bayesian and Non-Bayesian Estimation using Balanced Loss Functions

Arnold Zellner

92-19: The Dea, Stride, Law Enforcement and the Price of Cocaine

John DiNardo

92-18: A Critical Review of the Estimates of the Costs of Alcohol and Drug Use

John DiNardo

92-17: Appendix Table for: Alcohol, Marijuana and American Youth: The Unintented Consequences of Government Regulation

John DiNardo and Thomas Lemieux

92-16: Cooperative Approaches to Shifting Comparative Advantage: the Case of Bilateral Trade Between the United States and Japan

Hiro Lee and David Roland-Holst

92-15: A General Framework for Panel Data Models with an Application to Canadian Customer-Dialed Long Distance Telephone Service

Cheng Hsiao, T.W. Appelbe and C.R. Dineen

92-14: Bandwagon Effects in Two-Party Majority Voting

Soo Hong Chew and Kai Konrad

92-13: Segmented Spectra Tests for White-Noise with Applications for Stock Returns

David Brownstone and R. Hardy

92-12: Unions and Municipal Employment: A Longitudinal Approach

Robert Valletta

92-11: Self-Protection and Bankruptcy

Stergios Skaperdas

92-10: The Distribution of Income in the Presence of Directly Unproductive

Stergios Skaperdas and Constantinos Syropoulos

92-09: "The Shadow of the Future ": Can it Harm Cooperation?

Stergios Skaperdas and Constantinos Syropoulos

92-08: Coalition Formation as a Contest: Introduction and Application to the Three-Player Case

Stergios Skaperdas

92-07: In Defense of Credit Bureau

Daniel Klein and J. Richner

92-06: Union Emloyment Effects: An Empirical Analysis

John DiNardo

92-05: Neutrality of Private Provision of Public Goods Under Uncertainty

Soo Hong Chew, Kai Konrad and N. Nishimura

92-04: Provision for Adversity: Insuring Against Unemployment of Resources which have a Reservation Use

Martin McGuire

92-03: Identifying the Free Riders: A Simple Algorithm for Determining who will Contribute to Public Good

Martin McGuire and James Andreoni

92-01: Choquet Expected Utility: Commutativity and Act-Independence

Soo Hong Chew and Edi Karni

91-25: Market and Community in Antebellum America: The Plank Roads of New York

J. Majewski, C. Baer and Daniel Klein

91-24: Generalizing Choquet Expected Utility by Weakening Savage's Sure-Thing Priciple

S.C. Hong and Peter Wakker

91-23: private Proposition of Public Goods, Limited Tax Deductibility, and Crowding Out

Amihai Glazer and Kai Konrad

91-21: A Game-Theoretic rendering of Promises and Threats

Daniel Klein

91-20: RISK TAKING AND TAXATION IN COMPLETE CAPITAL MARKETS

Kai Konrad