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284: Incentive Compatability and the Bargaining Problem

Roger Myerson

283: Competitive Efficiency in an Overlapping-Generation Model with Endogenous Population

Elisha A. Panzer and Assaf Razin

282: Research, Development and Technological Change in a Growing Economy

Daniel Spulber

281: A Note on Monopoly Power in the Supply of a Natural Resource

Elhanan Helpman and Assaf Razin

280: A Simple Game of Exchange

Ehud Kalai and John Roberts

279: Strategic Behaviour in Planning Procedures with Private Goods

Francoise Schoumaker

278: A Short Note on a Linear Equation Associated With Certain Economic Response Systems

R. Chandrasekaran and Andrew Daughety

277: A Time Series Approach to the Computation of Efficient Portfolios from Historic Data

Edward Stohr

276: Towards a Consistent Comparison Between Alternative Exchange Rate Systems

Elhanan Helpman and Assaf Razin

275: The Design of Mechanisms for Efficient Allocation of Public Moods

William Brock

274: Applications of Recent Results on the Asymptotic Stability of Optimal Control to the Problem of Comparing Long Run Equilibria

William Brock

273: The Duality Between Suboptimization and Parameter Deletion

Elmor L. Peterson

272: Linear Functionals of Convex Sets with Applications to Economics

Ehud Kalai and Roger Myerson

271: Unemployment Insurance and Labor Supply Decisions

Dale Mortensen

270: Geometric Duality Via Rockafellar Duality

Elmor L. Peterson

269: A Class of Conjugate Gradient Algorithms with a Two-Step Variable Metric Memory

Avinoam Perry

268: Optimal Pricing of Computer Resources in a Competitive Environment

V. Balachandran and Edward A. Stohr

267: Values of Games Without Sidepayments

Ehud Kalai and Roger Myerson

266: Apportionment Methods and the House of Representatives

Donald G.Saari

265: A Mathematical Programming Model for Optimal Product Line Structuring

Steven M. Shugan and V. Balachandran

264: Incentives in Planning Procedures for the Provision of Public Goods

John Roberts

263: Ordinary Duality Vis-a-Vis Geometric Duality

Elmor L. Peterson

262: Best Replay Strategies in the Champsaur-Dreze-Henry Procedure

Francoise Schoumaker

261: Efficient Acceleration Techniques for Fixed Point Algorithms

R. Saigal and Michael Todd

260: The Incentive for Creation of Complete Securities Markets

Mark A. Satterthwaite

259: Effective Price Mechanisms

Donald G. Saari and Carl P. Simon

258: The Spatial Configuration Which Minimizes the Length of the Black-White Border

Glenn Loury

257: Scalar and Vector Maximization: Calculus Techniques with Economics Applications

Carl P. Simon

256: Market Structure and Innovation

Glenn Loury

255: The Optimal Exploitation of an Unknown Reserve

Glenn Loury

254: Fixed Point Computing Methods

Romesh Saigal

253: Straightforward Allocation Mechanisms

Mark A. Satterthwaite

252: Fenchel's Duality Thereom in Generalized Geometric Programming

Elmor L. Peterson

251: Structural Unemployment and the Productivity of Women

Robert Gordon

250: The Theory of Domestic Inflation

Robert Gordon

249: Externalities, Public Goods and the Generic Stucture of Pareto Sets

Donald G. Saari

248: A Technical Note on Cartel Stability in Large Economies

Andrew Postlewaite and John Roberts

247: Two-Person Bargaining Problems and Comparable Utility

Roger Myerson

246: Graphs and Cooperation in Games

Roger Myerson

245: An Extension of the Kakutani Fixed Point Therorem

Roger Myerson

244: Value of Games in Partition Function Form

Roger Myerson

243: Information Systems for Observing Inventory Levels

Edward A. Stohr

242: On Group Manipulability of Voting Procedures

Pierre Batteau and Jean-Marie Blin

241: On the Relationship Between Complete and Incomplete Financial Markets Models

David P. Baron

240: Stone's Conjecture on Fair-Return Processes: Counter Example and Rectification

Prem Prakash

239: Saddle Points and Duality in Generalized Geometric Programming

Elmor L. Peterson

238: The Qualitative Implications of a Simple Model of Optimal Human Capital Formation

Peter McCabe

237: Assignment Models in Voting Theory

Jean-Marie Blin

236: Social Welfare Functions When Preferences are Convex and Continuous: Impossibility Results

Ehud Kalai

235: A General Class of Symmetric Quasi-Newton Updates

Avinoam Perry