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218: Outsourcing in a Global Economy

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

217: Self-Control in peer Groups

Roland Benabou and Marco Battaglini

216: Willpower and Personal Rules

Roland Benabou and Jean Tirole

215: International Protection of intellectual Property

Gene Grossman and Edwin Lai

214: Relative Profit Auctions

K. Steiglitz and G. Reis

211: Mobility as Progressivity: Ranking Income Processes According to Equality of Opportunity

Roland Benabou and Efe Ok

210: Self-Confidence and Social Interactions

Roland Benabou and Jean Tirole

209: Self-Confidence: Intrapersonal Strategies

Roland Benabou and Jean Tirole

208: The Effect of Prison Sentence Length on the Subsequent Employment and Earnings of Criminal Defendants

Jeffrey Kling

207: Measuring Inter-Judge Sentencing Disparity Before and After the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

J.M. Anderson, Jeffrey Kling and K. Stith

206: A Model of Expertise

Vijay Krishna and John Morgan

205: Imperfect Labour Contracts and International Trade

Gene Grossman

204: An Analysis of Stock Recommendations

John Morgan and P. Stocken

203: Is there Discretion in Wage Setting? A Test Using Takeover Legislation

Marianne Bertrand and Sendhil Mullainathan

202: Executive Compensation and Incentives: the Impact of Takeover Legislation

Marianne Bertrand and Sendhil Mullainathan

201: Network Effects and Welfare Cultures

Marianne Bertrand, Erzo Luttmer and Sendhil Mullainathan

193: Risk and Exchange Rate

Maurice Obstfeld

192: Diversity and Trade

G.M. Grossmann and Giovanni Maggi

191: A Theory of Political Compromise

Avinash Dixit, G.M. Grossmann and Faruk Gul

190: Free Trade vs Strategic Trade: A Peek into Pandora's Box

Giovanni Maggi and Gene Grossman

189: Strategic Trade Policy Under Incomplete Information

Giovanni Maggi

182: Competing for Endorsements

Gene Grossman and E Helpman

181: Electoral Competition with Policy Compromise

Gene Grossman and E Helpman

180: The Value of Trade Agreements in the Presence of Political Pressures

Giovanni Maggi and Andres Rodriguez-Clare

179: Common Agency and Coordination: General Theory and Application to Tax Policy

Avinash Dixit and E. Helpman

178: Intergenerational Redistribution with Short-Lived Governments

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

177: Election Goals and Income Redistribution: Recent Evidence from Albania

Anne Case

175: Technology and Trade

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

166: The Politics of Free Trade Agreements

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

165: Endogenous, Innovation in the Theory of Growth

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

164: Explaining Forward Discount Bias: Is It Anchoring?

David Gruen and M.C. Gizycki

163: Trade Wars and Trade Talks

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

162: Protection for Sale

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

161: The Invisible Grip of Anti-Dumping Laws: A Model of 'Reciprocal Anti-Dumping' Enforcement

A. Cuevas

160: Asset Bubbles and Endogenous Growth

Gene Grossman and N. Yanagawa

159: Intertemporal Contractual Relationships With Agent Switching

A. Sen

158: Environmental Impacts of a North American Free Trade Agreement

Gene Grossman and Alan Krueger

157: Hysteresis In The Trade Pattern

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

155: EMU AND THE GREECE: ISSUES AND PROSPECTS FOR MEMBERSHIP

M. Xafa

154: TRADE; INNOVATION; AND GROWTH

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

153: SAVING AND LIQUIDITY CONSTRAINTS

Angus Deaton

152: QUALITY LADDERS AND PRODUCT CYCLES

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

151: EXPLAINING JAPAN'S INNOVATION AND TRADE: A MODEL OF QUALITY COMPETITION AND DYNAMIC COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE

Gene Grossman

150: PANIC, LIQUIDITY AND THE LENDER OF LAST RESORT

R.G. Donaldson

149: SOURCES OF PANICS: EVIDENCE FROM THE WEEKLY DATA

R.G. Donaldson

148: QUALITY LEDDERS IN THE THEORY OF GROWTH

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

147: PROMOTING NEW INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES: A SURVEY OF RECENT ARGUMENTS AND EVIDENCE

Gene Grossman

146: COMING HOME TO AMERICA - DEVIDEND REPATRIATIONS BY U.S. MULTINATIONALS

J.R.J. Hines and R.G. Hubbard

145: ON THE BEHAVIOR OF COMMODITY PRICES

Angus Deaton and Guy Laroque

144: ENDOGENOUS PRDUCT CYCLES

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman

143: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGTHS AND NORTH-SOUTH TRADE

J.C. Chin and Gene Grossman

142: WORKFARE VS. WELFARE: INCENTIVE ARGUMENTS FOR WORK REQUIREMENTS IN POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAMS

Timothy Besley

141a: WHY ARE AUDITORS CONSERVATIVE: OR ARE THEY?

R. Antle and Barry Nalebuff

141: A SHADOW WAGE APPROACH TO ESTIMATING A LABOR SUPLY MODEL FOR PEASANT HOUSEHOLDS: AN APPLICATION TO THE PERUVIAN SIERRA

Hanan Jacoby

140: HOUSEHOLD CONPOSITION AND LABOR DEMAND: A TEST OF RURAL LABOR MARKET EFFICIENCY

Dwayne Benjamin

138: REVENGE AND RATIONAL PLAY

Barry Nalebuff and M. Shubik

137: ON A FUNDAMENTAL CONFLICT BETWEEN EQUITY AND EFFICIENCY

J. Geanakoplos and Barry Nalebuff

135: INVESTMENT TAX INCENTIVES AND FREQUENT TAX REFORMS

Alan Auerbach and J.R. Hines

133: INCREMENTAL R$D SUBSIDIES

Martin Richardson and Simon Wilkie

132: PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Gene Grossman and E. Helpman