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- 9905: Parimutuel Lotteries: Gambler's Behavior and the Demand for Tickets
- U. Hauser and Konig, U,
- 9904: Corporate Vote-Trading as an Instrument of Corporate Governance
- Zvika Neeman and G.O. Orosel
- 9902: Incomplete Markets and the Firm
- E. Dierker, H. Dierker and Birgit Grodal
- 9901: Powerful Wives and Faithful Husbands
- N. Maderner
- 9808: An Evolutionary Analysis of Insurance Markets Under Adverse Selection
- Ana Ania, T. Troger and Achim Wambach
- 9807: Individual Randomness in Economic Models with a Continuum Agents
- Carlos Alós-Ferrer
- 9805: Optimal Incentives to Reduce Downstream Pollution Under Asymmetric Information
- Rudolf Kerschbamer and N. Maderner
- 9804: Product Differentiation and Market Power
- E. Dierker and H. Dierker
- 9803: Dividends and Agency Costs
- Klaus Gugler
- 9801: Dynamic Systems with a Continuum of Randomly Matched Agents
- Carlos Alós-Ferrer
- 168: Product Cost Disclosure and Renegotiation Costs in Profit Center and Market Exchanges: An Empirical Test
- L. Poppo
- 167: Pharmaceutical Expenditure and Regulatory Policy in the NHS
- Mary Olson
- 166: The Role of Private Information in the Sunk Cost Phenomenon
- J. Berg, John Dickhaut and C. Kanodia
- 165: Centralization of Policymaking in the National Park Service
- W.R. Lowry
- 164: Political Competition in Multiparty Coalition Governments
- Norman Schofield
- 163: Probability and Convergence for Supramajority rule with Euclidean Preferences
- Norman Schofield and C.A. Tovey
- 162: A Theory of Coalition Government in a Spatial Model of Voting
- Norman Schofield
- 161: The Almost Surely Shrinking Yolk
- C.A. Tovey
- 159: Information Pooling Through Majority-Rule Voting: Condorcet's Jury Theorem with Correlated Votes
- K.K. Ladha
- 158: Political Discourse, Factions, and the General Will: Correlated Voting and Condorcet's Jury Theorem
- K.K. Ladha and G. Miller
- 157: Condorcet's Jury Theorem in Light of de Finetti's Theorem: Majority-Rule Voting with Correlated Votes
- K.K. Ladha
- 156: Institutionally-Derived Stability: Cores in Two- Dimensional Voting Games
- C.L. Eavy and G.J. Miller
- 155: The Condorcet Jury Theorem, Free Speech and Correlated Votes
- K.K. Ladha
- 154: Early Republican Retirement: A Cause of Democratic Dominance in the House of Representatives
- J.B. Gilmour and Paul Rothstein
- 153: Abnormal Politics: Possibilities for Presidential Leadership
- G.J. Miller
- 152: The Dynamics of a Stable Cartel: The Express 1851-1913
- P.Z. Grossman
- 148: WHY DO EMPLOYERS ONLY REWARD EXTREME PERFORMANCE? EVIDENCE AND EXPALNATIONS OF ZIG-ZAGGING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PERFORMANCE, PAY,AND TURNOVER
- Todd Zenger
- 147: The Pivotal Role of the Judiciary in the Deregulation Battle Between the Executive and Legislature
- K.K. Ladha
- 146: The Political Economy of Changing Property Rights: Dismantling a Kenyan Commons
- J. Ensminger and A. Rutten
- 145: Understanding Organizational Diseconomies of Scale: Small Firm Advantages in Resolving Agency Problems in R&D
- Todd Zenger
- 144: A Transaction Cost Theory of Politics
- Douglass North
- 143: AGENCY PROBLEMS AND STRUCTURAL ARRANGEMENTS WITHIN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS: THE CASE OF THE WORLD BANK
- Bernard Gauthier
- 142: REVISIONIST TARRIFF HISTORY AND THE THEORY OF HEGEMONIC STABILITY
- John Nye
- 141: NEGLIGENCE VERSUS STRICT LIABILITY REGIMES IN AUDITING: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION
- N. Dopuch and R.R. King
- 140: THE TRAGICOMEDY OF THE COMMONS: WHY COMMUNITIES RATIONALLY CHOOSE "INFFICIENT" ALLOCATIONS OS SHARED RESOURCES
- R.D. Roberts
- 139: FACTOR PROPORTIONS, PUBLIC FINANCES, AND PROPERTY RIGHTS ON LABOR RESOURCES: A TEST AND REFORMULATION OF DOMAR'S HYPOTHESIS ON SLAVERY OR SERFDOM
- Mario Pastore
- 138: HIERARCHIES AND DELEGATION: SEQUENTIAL PRODUCTION AND PROCESS IN AN ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING
- Bernard Gauthier