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98/8: Minimax Regret and Efficient Bargaining under Uncertainty

Walter Bossert and Hans Peters

98/7: Multi-Attribute Decision-Making in Individual and Social, Choice

Walter Bossert and Hans Peters

98/6: Opportunity Sets and the Measurement of Information

Walter Bossert

97/19: On the Structure of Choice Under Different External References

Wulf Gaertner and Yongsheng Xu

97/18: On Diversity and Freedom of Choice

Prasanta K. Pattanaik and Yongsheng Xu

97/17: Price-Independent Welfare Precriptions and Population Size

Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert and David Donaldson

97/16: Environmental Impact of Technology Policy: R&D Subsidies Versus R&D Cooperation

Emmanuel Petrakis and Joanna Poyago-Theotoky

97/15: The Dynamics of Money and Prices Under Alternative Exchange Rate Regimes: An Empirical Investigation

Michael Bleaney

97/14: The Implausability of Cycles in the Diamond Overlapping Generations Model

Mark A. Roberts,

97/13: Central and Two-Stage Wage Setting and Minimum Wages in a Model With Imperfect Competition and Multiple Technological Equilibria

Mark A. Roberts,

97/12: Rationalizable Solutions to Pure Population Problems

Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert and David Donaldson

97/11: Welfarism and Information Invariance

Walter Bossert

97/10: A Note on Alternative Explanations of Cyclical Choices

Steven J. Humphrey,

97/9: A Cointegration Analysis of Price Relationships on the World Wheat Market

T.A. Lloyd and A.J. Rayner,

97/8: Is the Dollar/ECU Exchange A Random Walk?

A P. Newbold, .J. Rayner,, Neil Kellard and C. Ennew,

97/7: Long-Run Price Behaviour of Wheat and Maize: Trend Stationarity or Difference-Stationarity?

P. Newbold,, A.J. Rayner,, Neil Kellard and C. Ennew,

97/6: Disinflation and Central Bank Independence in Australia, Canada and New Zealand: Evidence from Smooth Transition Analysis

Stephen Leybourne and Paul Mizen

97/5: The Declaration of Independence: Can a Central Bank Credibly Commit Itself to Low Inflation?

Paul Mizen,

97/4: Two-Stage Bargaining and Minimum Wages in a Dual Labour Market

Mark A. Roberts, and Karsten Staehr Torben Tranaes,

97/3: Trade Policy and Growth Theory: Recent Advances

Rodney Falvey

97/2: Currency and Banking Crises with Endogenous Government Behavior

David Fielding and Paul Mizen

97/1: The Social and Economic Determinants of Voter Behaviour: Evidence from the 1992 General Election in Scotland

David Fielding

96/21: Stability in a Solow Growth Model under Alternative Expectational Forms and Nominal Interest Rate Rules

Mark A. Roberts,

96/20: Environmental Quality and Economic Growth

Matthew Cole, A.J. Rayner and J.M. Bates,

96/19: Employment in General Equilibrium: Wage-Employment vs. Wage-Only Bargaining

Mark A. Roberts,

96/18: Two Puzzles in the Analysis of Foreign Exchange Market Efficiency

C. Ennew,, Neil Kellard, A. J. Rayner P. Newbold and Mark Wohar

96/17: Rationality and External Reference

Wulf Gaertner and Yongsheng Xu

96/16: Hyperinflation with Forward-Looking Expectations

Mark A. Roberts,

96/15: Banks and the Property Cycle

Mervyn K. Lewis,

96/14: The Myths of Free Banking

Mervyn K. Lewis,

96/13: R&D Competition with Asymmetric Firms

Joanna Poyago-Theotoky

96/12: Recycling in the Riverland

Alexandra K. Lewis and Mervyn K. Lewis,

96/11: Testing for Efficiency in Commodity Futures Markets

C. Ennew,, Neil Kellard, P. Newbold and A.J. Rayner,

96/10: Prescribing Costs in General Practice: the Impact of Hard Budget Constraints

D.K. Whynes,, Darrin Baines and K.H. Tolley,

96/9: Universal Banking in Europe: the Old and the New

Mervyn K. Lewis,

96/8: A Note on R&D Mixed Duopoly Under Conditions of Limited Appropriability

Joanna Poyago-Theotoky

96/7: Reflections on the Future of Decision Theory

Steven J. Humphrey,

96/6: Measuring Pre-Determined Socio-Economic 'Inputs' When Assessing the Efficiency of Educational Outputs

John Bates,

96/5: Farm Level Adjustment to CAP Reform: An Integer Programming Approach

S.J. Ramsden,, G.V. Reed and A.J. Rayner,

96/4: Endogenous Information Quality: A Job-Assignment Application

David A. Maleug and Yongsheng Xu

96/3: An Experimental Investigation of the Cognitive Antecedents of Event-Splitting Effects

Steven J. Humphrey,

96/2: Wage Constraint or Freedom Under Central Bargaining? The Role of Precommitment in the Provision of State Benefits

Mark A. Roberts,

96/1: On Preference and Freedom

Prasanta K. Pattanaik and Yongsheng Xu

95/8: Asset and Liability Management in Retail Banking

Mervyn K. Lewis and Phillip Morton,

95/7: Proposals to Ensure a Smooth Transition to European Monetary Union

Paul Mizen and Brian Tew,

95/6: An Experimental Test for Juxtaposition Effects, Event-Splitting Effects and Anchoring Effects Under Risk and Uncertainty

Steven J. Humphrey,

95/5: The Evolution of the Australian Financial System

Mervyn K. Lewis and R. H. Wallace,

95/4: Credibility and Disinflation in the European Monetary System

Michael Bleaney and Paul Mizen

95/3: Exchange Rates and Prices of Manufactured Exports in Seven Major OECD Countries

Michael Bleaney

95/2: Financial Services Location and Competition Amongst Financial Centres in Europe

Mervyn K. Lewis,

95/1: Cost Functions and R&D Competition with Asymmetric Firms

Joanna Poyago-Theotoky