Royal Holloway, University of London: Discussion Papers in Economics

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05/08: From Team Spirit to Jealousy: The Pitfalls of Too Much Transparency

Alexander Koch and Albrecht Morgenstern

05/07: A Comparative Statics Analysis of Punishment in Public-Good Experiments

Nikos Nikiforakis and Hans-Theo Normann

05/06: Cultural Goods and Laboratory Experiments

Massimo Finocchiaro Castro

05/05: Behaviour in a Two-Stage Public Goods Experiment

Massimo Finocchiaro Castro

05/04: A Theory of Bicameralism

Giovanni Facchini and Cecilia Testa

05/03: Aligning Ambition and Incentives

Alexander Koch and Eloic Peyrache

05/02: Clustering of Trading Activity in the DAX Index Options Market

Alexander Koch and Zdravetz Lazarov

05/01: Testable restrictions of general equilibrium in production economies

Andrés Carvajal

04/31: An experimental test of career concerns

Alexander Koch, Albrecht Morgenstern and Philippe Raab

04/30: Global identification from the equilibrium manifold under incomplete markets

Andrés Carvajal and Alvaro Riascos

04/29: Individually-Rational Collective Choice under Random Preferences

Andrés Carvajal

04/28: Testable Restrictions of General Equilibrium Theory in Exchange Economies with Externalities

Andrés Carvajal

04/27: A Continuous Extension that preserves Concavity, Monotonicity and Lipschitz Continuity

Andrés Carvajal

04/26: Testable Restrictions of Nash Equilibrium in Games with Continuous Domains

Andrés Carvajal

04/25: The Allocation of the US Federal Budget to the States: Evidence on the Power of the Purse

Valentino Larcinese, Leonzio Rizzo and Cecilia Testa

04/24: On the Desirability of an Efficiency Defense in Merger Control

Johan Lagerlof and Paul Heidhues

04/23: The Severity of the Colombian Conflict: Cross-Country Datasets versus New Micro Data

Jorge Restrepo, Michael Spagat and Juan Vargas

04/22: Mixed up? That's good for motivation

Alexander Koch and Eloic Peyrache

04/21: White-Collar Labour Markets, 1890-1918: Evidence from the Banking Industry

Andrew Seltzer

04/20: Gay Glass Ceilings

Jeff Frank

04/19: Is more data better?

Kaushik Mitra

04/18: Performance of Monetary Policy with Internal Central Bank Forecasting

Kaushik Mitra and Seppo Honkapohja

04/17: Learning Stability in Economies with Heterogenous Agents

Kaushik Mitra and Seppo Honkapohja

04/16: Monetary Policy with Internal Central Bank Forecasting: A Case of Heterogenous Information

Kaushik Mitra and Seppo Honkapohja

04/15: Performance of Inflation Targeting Based On Constant Interest Rate Projections

Kaushik Mitra and Seppo Honkapohja

04/14: Determinacy, Learnability, and Monetary Policy Inertia

Kaushik Mitra and James Bullard

04/13: Are Non-Fundamental Equilibria Learnable in Models of Monetary Policy?

Kaushik Mitra and Seppo Honkapohja

04/12: Getting Hitched: The Equilibrium Marriage Market Behaviour of a British Cohort

Dan Anderberg

04/11: The Impact of the Termination Rule in Cooperation Experiments

Hans-Theo Normann and Brian Wallace

04/10: The Dynamics of the Colombian Civil Conflict: A New Data Set

Jorge Restrepo, Michael Spagat and Juan Vargas

04/09: The Colombian Conflict: Uribe’s First 17 Months

Jorge Restrepo and Michael Spagat

04/08: Legislature Size, Bicameralism and Government Spending:Evidence from Democratic Countries

Roberto Ricciuti

04/07: Targeting versus Universalism: An Evaluation of Indirect Effects of the Employment Guarantee Scheme in India

Katsushi Imai

04/06: Punishment and Counter-punishment in Public Goods Games: Can we still govern ourselves?

Roberto Ricciuti

04/05: Punishment and Counter-punishment in Public Goods Games: Can we still govern ourselves?

Nikos Nikiforakis

04/04: Reconciling Workless Measures at the Individual and Household Level. Theory and Evidence from the United States, Britain, Germany, Spain and Australia

Paul Gregg, Rosanna Scutella and Jonathan Wadsworth

04/03: Two Sides to Every Story: Measuring the Polarisation of Work

Paul Gregg and Jonathan Wadsworth

04/02: Job market signaling and screening: An experimental comparison

Dorothea Kuebler, Wieland Mueller and Hans Normann

04/01: Do Buyer-Size Discounts Depend on the Curvature of the Surplus Function? Experimental Tests of Bargaining Models

Hans Normann, Bradley Ruffle and Christopher Snyder

03/9: Bringing Macroeconomics into the Lab

Roberto Ricciuti

03/8: Stratification, Social Networks in the Labour Market and Intergenerational Mobility

Dan Anderberg and Fredrik Andersson

03/7: Moderation in Proportional Systems: Coalitions Matter

Anouk Riviere

03/6: Comparing Electoral Systems: A Geometric Analysis

Anouk Riviere

03/5: Private vs. Public Regulation: Political Economy of the International Environment

Anthony Heyes and John Maxwell

03/4: The Economics of Vocation or Why is a Badly Paid Nurse a Good Nurse?

Anthony Heyes

03/3: Testing Real Options Theory Using Data on Capital Adequacy

Ciaran Driver and Katsushi Imai

03/2: Wage Arrears, Pay Gaps and the Distribution of Earnings: What can we learn from Russia?

Hartmut Lehmann and Jonathan Wadsworth

03/13: Do candidates serve parties interests? Party Polarization as a discipline device

Cecilia Testa

03/12: The Dynamics of the Colombian Civil Conflict: A New Data Set

Jorge Restrepo, Michael Spagat and Juan Vargas

03/11: Political Instability and Growth in Dictatorships

Jody Overland, Kenneth Simons and Michael Spagat

03/10: Foreign Aid Designed to Diminish Terrorist Atrocities can Increase Them

Michael Mandler and Michael Spagat

03/1: A panel of regional indicators of labour market flexibility: the UK, 1979-1998

Vassilis Monastiriotis

01/6: Reform, Lobbies and Welfare: A Common Agency Approach

Cecilia Testa

01/5: Can Income Policies Reduce Real Wages? Micro-Evidence from the 1931 Australian Award Wage Cut

Andrew Seltzer

01/4: The Evolution of Modern Educational Systems

Graziella Bertocchi and Michael Spagat

01/3: Human Capital and the Future of Transition Economies

Michael Spagat

01/2: Information Technology and the Dynamics of Firm and Industrial Structure: The British IT Consulting Industry as a Contemporary Specimen

Kenneth Simons

01/1: A Comparison between Unit and Branch Banking: Australian Evidence on Portfolio Diversification and Branch Specialization, 1860-1930

Andrew Seltzer

00/9: Human Capital Evolution and Economic Crisis: Minding 'The Gap'

Titilola O. Giwa

00/5: Technology Benchmarks for Sustained Economic Growth

Kenneth Simons

00/4: A Look at Learning Models in Three-by-Three Bimatrix Games

Nicole Marie Bouchez

00/3: What Learning Models Tell Us to Expect in Three-by-Three Bimatrix Games

Nicole Marie Bouchez

00/2: Equilibrium Convergence in Normal Form Games

Nicole Marie Bouchez and Daniel Friedman