Royal Holloway, University of London: Discussion Papers in Economics

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9810: Capital Structure and Short Term Decisions

Dermot Nolan

9809: Scale And Scope in 'Green' Advocacy

Anthony Heyes

99/9: And a Vision Appeared unto them of a Great Profit: Evidence of Self-Deception among the Self-Employed

Reza (Gholamreza) Arabsheibani, David de Meza, John Maloney and Bernard Pearson

99/8: Voluntarism in the Shadow of Coercion

Anthony Heyes

99/7: A Proposal for the Greening of Textbook Macro: 'IS-LM-EE'

Anthony Heyes

99/6: What Does The Solow Model Tell Us About Economic Growth?: Complete and Partial Cross-country Excludability of Technologies

Toshihiro Okada

99/5: Oligopoly, Financial Structure and Asset Liquidity

Dermot Nolan

99/4: Capital Structure and Takeover Defences

Dermot Nolan

99/3: Dynamic Risk Sharing With Private Information and Costly Verification of Storage

Urs Haegler

99/2: Network Formation with Sequential Demands

Sergio Currarini and Massimo Morelli

99/12: Elections and the Representation of Preferences over Infinite Sets

Vicki Knoblauch

99/11: Can Political Variables Really Predict Exchange Rate Movements?

S. Brock Blomber and Andrew Mountford

99/10: The Ambiguous Case for Letting Regulators Tailor Standards

Anthony Heyes

99/1: Revolving Doors and Regulatory Complexity

Anthony Heyes

98/8: Political Instability, Foreign Investment and Growth in Proprietary Economies

Jody Overland and Michael Spagat

98/7: The Relationship Between Auditor Accuracy and Auditor Size: An Evaluation of Reputation and Deep Pockets Arguments

Clive Lennox

98/6: Honesty in a Regulatory Context Good Thing or Bad?

Anthony Heyes

98/5: Hiring, Pay, Promotion and Job Security in an Internal Labor Market: Evidence from the Union Bank of Australia

Andrew Seltzer

98/4: Predatory Pricing in an Oligopolistic Framework

Dermot Nolan

98/3: Preference Representation via Pareto Dominance

Vicki Knoblauch

98/2: Bankrupcy, auditor Switching and Audit failure: Evidence from the UK. 1987-1994

Clive Lennox

98/16: Fair Bargains: Distributive Justice and Nash Bargaining Theory

Marco Mariotti

98/15: Stability of Estimates of the Compensation for Danger

A. Marin and Reza (Gholamreza) Arabsheibani

98/13: Entry of New Drugs and doctors' Prescriptions

Andrea Coscelli

98/12: Escalating games, Co-ordination and dominance Solvability

Marco Mariotti

98/11: The Politics of Co-optation and the Origin of the Welfare State

Graziella Bertocchi, Jody Overland and Michael Spagat

98/1: How to Ration the Public Provision of Private Goods

Jeff Frank

10/01: Does Offering More Science at School Increase the Supply of Scientists? The Impact of Offering Triple Science at GCSE on Subsequent Educational Choices and Outcomes

Stijn Broeke

09/12: Signaling in Deterministic and Stochastic Settings

Thomas Jeitschko and Hans-Theo Normann

09/11: Signaling, Learning and Screening Prior to Trial: A Theory of Preliminary Injunctions

Thomas Jeitschko and Byung-Cheol Kim

09/10: A Missing Link in Behavioural Economics? A Portmanteau Experiment on the Relevance of Individual Decision Anomalies for Households

Alistair Munro and Danail Popov

09/09: DID VIETNAM VETERANS GET SICKER IN THE 1990s? THE COMPLICATED EFFECTS OF MILITARY SERVICE ON SELF-REPORTED HEALTH

Joshua Angrist, Stacey H. Chen and Brigham R. Frandsen

09/08: The Impact of Sibling Sex Composition on Women's Educational Achievements: A Unique Natural Experiment by Twins Gender Shocks

Stacey H. Chen, Yen-Chien Chen and Jin-Tan Liu

09/07: Endogenous Entry in Markets with Adverse Selection

Thomas Jeitschko and Anthony Creane

09/06: Using Empirical Mode Decomposition to Estimate Amplitudes in Noisy Data

Claire Blackman

09/04: Do Small States Get More Federal Monies? Myth and Reality About the US Senate Malapportionment

Cecilia Testa

09/03: Separate Effects of Sibling Gender and Family Size on Educational Achievements - Methods and First Evidence from Population Birth Registry

Yen-Chien Chen, Stacey H. Chen and Jin-Tan Liu

09/02: Long-Term Economic Consequences of Vietnam-Era Conscription: Schooling, Experience and Earnings

Joshua Angrist and Stacey H. Chen

09/01: The Effects of the War in Iraq on Nutrition and Health: An Analysis Using Anthropometric Outcomes of Children

Gabriela Guerrero-Serdán

07/04: Bookmaker and pari-mutuel betting: Is a (reverse) favourite-longshot bias built-in?

Alexander Koch and Hui-Fai Shing

07/03: The Effects of Remedial Mathematics on the Learning of Economics: A Natural Experiment

Johan Lagerlof and Andrew J. Seltzer

07/02: Enterprise forms, ownership markets, and capital procurement of the firm

Kazuhiko Mikami

07/01: Do Small States Get More Federal Monies? Myth and Reality about the US Senate Malapportionment

Valentino Larcinese, Leonzio Rizzo and Cecilia Testa

06/05: Resource Curse in Reverse: The Coffee Crisis and Armed Conflict in Colombia

Oeindrila Dube and Juan Vargas

06/04: A Theory of Rent Seeking with Informational Foundations

Johan Lagerlof

06/03: Where are you from? Cultural Differences in Public Good Experiments

Massimo Finocchiaro Castro

06/02: Household versus individual valuation: what’s the difference?

Alistair Munro and Ian Bateman

06/01: What’s love got to do with it ? An experimental test of household models in East Uganda

Alistair Munro, Bereket Kebede, Vegard Iversen, Cecile Jackson and Arjan Verschoor

05/10: Eliciting Demand Information through Cheap Talk: An Argument in Favor of Price Regulations

Lars Frisell and Johann Lagerloef

05/09: Giving in Dictator Games: Regard for Others or Regard by Others?

Alexander Koch and Hans-Theo Normann