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151: ASYMPTOTIC LIKELIHOOD BASED PREDICTION FUNCTIONS

Thomas Cooley and W.R. Parke

150: A BUSINESS CYCLE MODEL WITH PRIVATE INFORMATION

Bruce Smith

149: A MODEL OF NOMINAL CONTRACTS

Bruce Smith

147: SIMPLE METHODS OF ESTIMATION AND INFERENCE FOR SYSTEMS CHARACTERIZED BY DETERMINISTIC CHAOS

Mahmoud El-Gamal

146: APPRAISING THE OPTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN SERVICES

Ronald Jones and Frances Ruane

145: THE ROLE OF SERVICES IN PRODUCTION AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE: A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

Ronald Jones and H. Kierzkowski

144: FOREIGN MONOPOLY AND OPTIMAL TARIFFS FOR THE SMALL OPEN ECONOMY

S. Takemori and Ronald Jones

143: WAGE SENSITIVITY RANKING AND TEMPORAL CONVERGENCE

Ronald Jones and J. Peter Neary

142: CO-MOVEMENTS IN RELATIVE COMMODITY PRICES AND INTERNATIONAL FLOWS: A SIMPLE MODEL

Ronald Jones

141: RENT SHARING IN AN EQUILIBRIUM MODEL OF MATCHING AND TURNOVER

Kenneth McLaughlin

140: BUSINESS CYCLES AND THE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEM: SOME INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE

Marianne Baxter and Alan Stockman

139: APPROXIMATING SUBOPTIMAL DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIA: AN EULER EQUATION APPROACH

Marianne Baxter

138: SELF-FULLFILLING EXPECTATIONS, SPECULATIVE ATTACKS AND CAPITAL CONTROLS

Harris Dellas and Alan Stockman

137: SOME SIMULATION STUDIES OF NON-PARAMETRIC ESTIMATORS

Adrian Pagan and Y. Hong

136: CHARACTERIZING THE NASH BARGAINING SOLUTION WITHOUT PARETO-OPTIMALITY

Terje Lensberg and William Thomson

134: NASH SOLUTION AND UNCERTAIN DISAGREEMENT POINTS

Youngsub Chun and William Thomson

133: A REFINEMENT AND EXTENSION OF THE NO-ENVY CONCEPT

Dimitrios Diamantaras and William Thomson

131: FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, GROWTH, AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME

Jeremy Greenwood and Boyan Jovanovic

130: GOVERNMENT SPENDING IN A SIMPLE MODEL OF ENDOGENOUS GROWTH

Robert Barro

129: POST-SAMPLE PREDICTION TESTS FOR GENERALIZED METHOD OF MOMENT ESTIMATORS

D. Hoffman and Adrian Pagan

128: REAL EXCHANGE RATE VARIABILITY UNDER PEGGED AND FLOATING NOMINAL EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS: AN EQUILIBRIUM THEORY

Alan Stockman

127: EQUILIBRIUM MARKETING STRATEGIES: IS THERE ADVERTISING, IN TRUTH?

Ignatius Horstmann and Glenn MacDonald

126: WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH BAD SCHOOL PERFORMANCE DATA?

Eric Hanushek and Lori Taylor

125: UNEMPLOYMENT, THE VARIABILITY OF HOURS, AND THE PERSISTENCE OF DISTURBANCES: A PRIVATE INFORMATION APPROACH

Bruce Smith

124: FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION AND ENDOGENOUS GROWTH

Valerie Bencivenga and Bruce Smith

123: CAPITAL ACCUMULATION IN THE THEORY OF LONG RUN GROWTH

Paul Romer

122: BANK RUNS IN OPEN ECONOMIES AND THE INTERNATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF PANICS

Peter Garber and V.U. Grilli

121: FINANCIAL DEREGULATION, MONETARY POLICY, AND CENTRAL BANKING

Marvin Goodfriend and Robert King

120: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION AND AGGREGATE FLUCTUATIONS UNDER ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES

Jeremy Greenwood and Stephen Williamson

119: INTEREST ON RESERVES AND SUNSPOT EQUILIBRIA: FRIEDMAN'S PROPOSAL RECONSIDERED

Bruce Smith

118: ADVERSE SELECTION, AGGREGATE UNCERTAINTY, AND THE ROLE FOR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES

Bruce Smith and Michael Stutzer