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1071: Real Effects of Monetary Policy in a 'Neoclassical'Model: The Case of Interest Rate Targeting

K.J. Matheny

1067: Empirical Investigation of Exchange Rate Behavior in Developing Countries

V. Bhawnani and K.R. Kadiyala

1064: Speculative Attacks and Balance of Payments Crisis in Developing Countries with Dual Exchange Rate Regimes

V. Bhawnani, John Carlson and K.R. Kadiyala

1063: The Allocation of Shared Resource within an Organization

John Ledyard, Charles Noussair and David Porter

1062: Capacity Precommitment as a Barrier to Entry: A Bertrand-Edgeworth Approach

B. Allen, R. Deneckere, T. Faith and Dan Kovenock

1056: Capacity Constrained Price Competition when Unit Costs Differ

R.J. Deneckere and Dan Kovenock

1054: Incresing Returns and Monetary Policy

K.J. Matheny

1048: Is There Any Room for Prices in Cash Advance Models

K.J. Matheny

1043: Money, Human Capital and Business Cycles

K.J. Matheny

1041: Third-Degree Stochastic Dominance and Axioms for a Convex Marginal Utility Function

L. Thorlund-Petersen

1039: The Solution to the Tullock Rent-Seeking Game when r>2: Mixed-Strategy Equilibria and Mean Dissipation Rates

Michael Baye, Dan Kovenock and Casper de Vries

1037a: On the Robustness of Efficiency Wage Equilibria

S.R. Mehta

1037: Ability, Wages and the Size Distribution of Firms

S.R. Mehta

1034: Why Do Large Firms Pay More than Small Firms?

S.R. Mehta

1033: Why Do Firms Decentralize when they Expand?

S.R. Mehta

1032: How to Sell a Pickup Truck; "Beat-or-Pay" Advertisements as Facilitating Devices"

Michael Baye and Dan Kovenock

1031: Cooperative and Noncooperative R ad D with Spillovers and Verical Product Differentiation

S. Kobayashi

1030: Product Differentiation, Research and Development, and International Trade Policy

S. Kobayashi

1029: Product Differentiation and Research and Development

S. Kobayashi

1028: Rivalry with Two-Sided Learning

Y. Hirao, M. Krishnan and John Weinberg

1013: Information Processing for a Finite Resource Allocation Mechanism

J.C. Moore, H.R. Rao and A.B. Whinston

1012: Gambler's Ruin in Foreign Exchange Markets

John Carlson

1008: Price Leadership and Asymmetric Price Rigidity

Dan Kovenock and K. Widdows

1007: The All-Pay Auction With Complete Information

Michael Baye, Dan Kovenock and Casper de Vries

1006: Quotas and Tariffs with Endogenous Conduct

R.J. Deneckere, Dan Kovenock and Y.Y. Sohn

1005: Smuggling, Camouflaging, and Market Structure

M. Thursby, Richard Jensen and J. Thursby

1004: Optimal Polocies with Strategic Distortions

Kala Krishna and Marie Thursby

1003: OPTIMAL POLICIES AND MARKETING BOARD OBJECTIVES

K. Krishnan

1002: RIGGING THE LOBBYING PROCESS: AN APPLICATION OF THE ALL- PAY AUCTION

Michael Baye, Dan Kovenock and Casper de Vries

1001: ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS FROM A FULLY DISCRETE MODEL OF RECREATIONAL FISHING

Pat McCarthy, Richard Tay and J.J. Fletcher

998: THE MEASUREMENT OF AGGREGATE WELFARE

J.C. Moore and John Chipman

997: BERTRAND-EDGEWORTH COMPETITION WITH SEQUENTIAL CAPACITY CHOICE

T. Faith

994: A "COALITION PROOF" EQUILIBRIUM FOR A PRIVATE INFORMATION CREDIT ECONOMY

Jeffrey Lacker and John Weinberg

993: PRIVATE INFORMATION AND OPTIMAL CONTRACTS IN THE ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES TO INVENTIVE ACTIVITY

John Weinberg

992: PRICE LEADERSHIP IN A DUOPOLY WITH CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS AND PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION

D. Furth and Dan Kovenock

977: ESTIMATING BRAND LOYALTY AND SWITCHING WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE AUTOMOBILE MARKET

Pat McCarthy, G.P. Wright and P.K. Kannan

964: OUTPUT INFLATION TRADEOFFS: A NEGLECTED IMPLICATION OF A POPULAR FORMULATION

John Carlson and S. Ramaswamy

962: FORECASTING WITH BAYESIAN VECTOR AUTOREGRESSIONS

K.R. Kadiyala and Sune Karlsson

960: EFFICIENCY AND PROBLEMS OF RESOURCE ALLOCATION

E.T. Loehman

958: CAPACITY-CONSTRAINED PRICE COMPETITION WHEN UNIT COSTS DIFFER

R. Deneckere

957: LEARNING RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS: CLASSICAL CONDITIONS ENSURE UNIQUENESS AND GLOBAL STABILITY

James Foster and M. Frierman

956: OPTIMAL CONTRACTS UNDER COSTLY STATE FALSIFICATION

Jeffrey Lacker

952: THE SHORT-RUN PHILLIPS CURVE WITH MONOPOLY UNIONS: A CRITICAL REFORMULATION

A. Konaven

947: A Model of Price Leadership Based on Consumer Loyalty

R. Deneckere, Dan Kovenock and R.E. Lee

939: A Model of Duopolistic Unionism Exhibiting Downward Wage Rigidity

Dan Kovenock, K. Widdows and J. B. Dworkin

936: The Sequencing of Union Contract Negotiations

Dan Kovenock and K. Widdows

934: Oil Price, Changes in Reserves; and the Reserve/Production Ratio

C.K. Brown

931: Estimation of Standard Errors of Empirical Bayes Estimators in Capm-Type Models

K.R. Kadiyala and D. Oberhelman

930: Optimal Contracts Costly State Falsificaion

Jeffrey Lacker and John Weinberg