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99-21: The Exchange Rate and the Term Structure of Interest Rates in Mexico

Masao Ogaki and Julio Santaella

99-20: A Empirical Investigation of Exchange Rates and the Term Structure of Interest Rates

Masao Ogaki and Young Hwan Byeon

99-19: A Theory of Exchange Rates and the Term Structure of Interest Rates

Masao Ogaki

99-18: Generic Full Information-Revelation and Finiteness of Equlibria in Bayesian Games

Kyjell Nygren

99-17: Belief-Updating and Information-Revelation in a Two-Period Model

Kyjell Nygren

99-16: Linkages, Multinationals, and Industrial Development

Amy Glass

99-14: Job Matching: A Multi-Principal, Multi-Agent Model

Tatsuro Ichiishi and Semih Koray

99-13: Empirical Investigation of Credit Card Default

Lucia Dunn and TaeHyung Kim

99-12: Substitution and Returns to Scale in R&D

Amy Glass

99-11: Imitation as a Stepping Stone to Innovation

Amy Glass

99-10: The Strategic Equilibrium in an Oligopoly Market with Indivisibility

Jingang Zhao

99-09: The Proper Efficiency and Homogeneity of Bargaining Solutions

Jingang Zhao

99-08: Cost Savings and the Optimal Market Structure

Jingang Zhao

99-07: The Core in Oligopoly Market with Indivisibility

Jingang Zhao

99-06: A Characterization of the Negative Welfare Effects of Cost Reduction in Cournot Oligopoly

Jingang Zhao

99-05: Dual Bargaining, Cost Sharing, and the Talmud Bankruptcy Problem

Jingang Zhao

99-04: The Dynamic Impact of Internalization Advantage

Amy Glass and Kamal Saggi

99-03: FDI Selection: Crowding Out and Distributional Effects

Amy Glass and Kamal Saggi

99-02: R&D-Induced Growth? Evidence from the US Manufacturing Sector

Marios Zachariadis

99-01: Price Level Convergence Among United States Cities: Lessons for the European Central Bank

Stephen Cecchetti, Nelson Mark and Robert Sonora

98-19: Norminal Exchange Rates and Monetary Fundamentals: Evidence from a Small Post-Bretton Woods Panel

Nelson Mark and Donggyu Sul

98-18: Between Liberalism and Democracy

David Schmeidler

98-14: Fundamentals of the Real Dollar-Pound Rate: 1871-1994

Nelson Mark

98-13: Keynes and the Classics: An End of Century View

Peter Howitt and Robert Clower

98-12: The Inflation Premium Implicit in the US Real and Nominal Term Structures of Interest Rates

J. Huston McCulloch and Levin A. Kochen

98-11: Crime Rates and Local Labor Market Opportunities in the United States: 1979-1995

Bruce Weinberg, Eric Gould and David Mustard

98-10: Testing the Spatial Mismatch Hypothesis using Inter-City Variations in Industrial Composition

Bruce Weinberg

98-09: Income Dynamics in Regions and Countries

Paul Evans

98-07: Non-Empty Core as a Precondition for Horizontal Merger: Core Existence without Using Balancedness

Jingang Zhao

98-06: Computer Use and the Demand for Women Workers

Bruce Weinberg

98-05: Rethinking Deviations from Uncovered Interest Parity: The Role of Covariance Risk and Noise

Nelson Mark and Yangru Wu

98-04: Asset Pricing under Distorted Beliefs: Are Equity Returns Too Good to Be True?

Stephen Cecchetti, Pok-Sang Lam and Nelson Mark

98-03: Why Does Return Volatility Differ in Chinese Stock Markets?

Belton Fleisher and Dongwei Su

98-02: Decreasing Relative Risk Aversion and Tests of Risk Sharing

Masao Ogaki and Qiang Zhang

98-01: Commodity Prices and the Terms of Trade

Mario Crucini and Prasad Bidarkota