Discussion Papers in Economics

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07_01: Does mobility of educated workers undermine decentralized education policies?

Christiane Schuppert

06_03: On the Dynamics of Interstate Migration: Migration Costs and Self-Selection

Christian Bayer and Falko Juessen

06_02: Strategic Unemployment

Julia Angerhausen, Christian Bayer and Burkhard Hehenkamp

06_01: The generalized Stackelberg equilibrium of the all-pay auction with complete information

Kai Konrad and Wolfgang Leininger

05_07: The generalized Stackelberg equilibrium of the all-pay auction with complete information

Kai Konrad and Wolfgang Leininger

05_06: Evaluation Frequency and Forgetful Principals

Julia Angerhausen

05_05: The strategic advantage of negatively interdependent preferences in action-monotonic games

Burkhard Hehenkamp

05_04: Spatial agglomeration and product market competition

Christoph Alsleben

05_03: Pricing-to-market or hysteresis?: an empirical investigation of German exports

Emilia Penkova

05_02: Exchange rates and transition economies` export prices: is there evidence for pricing-to-market behaviour?

Emilia Penkova

05_01: An empirical analysis of UK imports: is there evidence of hysteresis?

Emilia Penkova

04_05: Equilibrium Selection in Supermodular Games with Mean Payoff Technologies

Burkhard Hehenkamp and Oddvar Kaarboe

04_03: Fending off one means fending off all:evolutionary stability in submodular games

Wolfgang Leininger

04_02: When the Talented Should Receive Weaker Incentives: Peer Pressure in Teams

Burkhard Hehenkamp and Oddvar Kaarboe

04_01: The Downside of Knowledge Spillovers: An Explanation for the Dispersion of High-tech Industries

Christoph Alsleben

03_04: Evidence on the Geographic Concentration of German Industries: Do High-Tech Clusters Really Matter?

Björn Alecke, Christoph Alsleben, Frank Scharr and Gerhard Untiedt

03_02: On the Strategic Advantage of Interdependent Preferences in Rent-Seeking Contests

Tobias Guse and Burkhard Hehenkamp

03_01: Evolutionary Equilibrium in Tullock Contests: Spite and Overdissipation

Burkhard Hehenkamp, Wolfgang Leininger and Alex Possajennikov

02_03: On Evolutionarily Stable Behavior in Contests

Wolfgang Leininger

02_02: Contests over Public Goods: Evolutionary Stability and the Free-Rider Problem

Wolfgang Leininger

02_01: Imitators and Optimizers in a Changing Environment

Burkhard Hehenkamp and Oddvar Kaarboe

01_13: Aggregate investment dynamics when firms face fixed investment cost and capital market imperfections

Christian Bayer

01_10: Evolutionary Foundations of Aggregate-Taking Behavior

Alex Possajennikov

01_09: How important is geography for agglomeration?

Michael Roos

01_08: Behavioral Heterogeneity and the Law of Demand

Ralf Wilke

01_07: A Selective Survey of Demand Theory

Ralf Wilke

01_06: Closure Options in Duopoly: The Case of Second-Mover Advantages

Thomas Sparla

01_05: Explaining Corporativism and Corruption

Luis G. González-Morales

01_04: Agglomeration und regionaler Wettbewerb

Michael Roos

01_01: Equilibrium selection in the two-population KMR model

Burkhard Hehenkamp

00_10: Specialized consumer services cause agglomeration - A theoretical model and some implications for regional policy

Michael Roos

00_09: Wages and Market Potential in Germany

Michael Roos

00_06: Auction Theory from an All-Pay View: Buying Binary Lotteries

Wolfgang Leininger

00_05: A Note on Behavioral Heterogeneity and Aggregation

Ralf Wilke