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99-10: Viscous Demand

Roy Radner

99-09: U.S. Telecommunications Today, April 1999

Nicholas Economides

99-08: An Options-Based Analysis of Emerging Market Exchange Rate Expectations: Brazil's Real Plan, 1994-1997

Jose Campa, P.H. Kevin Chang and James F. Refalo

99-07: Employment versus Wage Adjustment and the U.S. Dollar

Jose Campa and Linda Goldberg

99-06: Explaining the Diversification Discount

Jose Campa and Simi Kedia

99-05: Collusion via Signalling in Open Ascending Auctions with Multiple Objects and Complementarities

Sandro Brusco and Giuseppe (Pino) Lopomo

99-04: Risk Sharing: Private Insurance Markets or Redistributive Taxes?

Dirk Krueger and Fabrizio Perri

99-03: Present at the Beginning of a New Era for Antitrust: Reflections on 1982-1983

Lawrence White

99-02: Lysine and Price Fixing: How Long? How Severe?

Lawrence White

99-01: Wanted: A Market Definition Paradigm for Monopolization Cases

Lawrence White

98-16: Measuring Predictability: Theory and Macroeconomic Applications

Francis Diebold and Lutz Kilian

98-15: Evaluating Density Forecasts of Inflation: The Survey of Professional Forecasters

Francis Diebold, Anthony S Tay and Kenneth Wallis

98-14: Arbitrage Opportunities on the Road to Stabilization and Reform

Angelos Antzoulatos

98-13: Bargaining, Interdependence, and the Rationality of Fair Division

Giuseppe (Pino) Lopomo and Efe Ok

98-12: Financial Services In The U.S.: The Next Decade

Lawrence White

98-11: Competition and Vertical Integration in the Computing Industry

Nicholas Economides

98-10: Current Account Balances and External Debt in Transition Economies: Lesson for Central Asia

Paul Wachtel

98-09: Equity Markets and Growth: Cross-Country Evidence on Timing and Outcomes, 1980-1995

Peter Rousseau and Paul Wachtel

98-08: The Telecommunication Act of 1996 and its Impact

Nicholas Economides

98-07: Microsoft and Browsers: Are The Antitrust Problems Really New?

Lawrence White

98-06: Gender Economics Courses in Liberal Arts Colleges: Comment

William Greene

98-05: Marginal Effects in the Censored Regression Model

William Greene

98-04: U.S. Telecommunications Today

Nicholas Economides

98-03: Raising Rivals' Costs in Complementary Goods Markets: LECs Entering into Long Distance and Microsoft Bundling Internet Explorer

Nicholas Economides

98-02: Compatibility and Market Structure for Network Goods

Nicholas Economides and Fredrick Flyer

98-01: The Tragic Inefficiency Of the M-ECPR

Nicholas Economides

97-11: Trademarks

Nicholas Economides

97-10: Estimation of Biased Technical Progress

Ryuzo Sato, Rama Ramachandran and Youngduk Kim

97-09: Does The Nominal Exchange Rate Regime Matter?

Atish Ghosh, Anne-Marie Gulde, Jonathan Ostry and Holger C. Wolf

97-08: Profit Maximization and The Market Selection Hypothesis

Roy Radner and Prajit K. Dutta

97-07: Real-Time Decentralized Information Processing Returns to Scale

Roy Radner and Timothy Van Zandt

97-06: Profit Maximization with Bankruptcy and Variable Scale

Roy Radner

97-05: Bounded Rationality, Indetriminacy, and The Managerial Theory of The Firm

Roy Radner

97-04: Inter-Temporal Leverage and Exclusive Supply Contracts

Chris Stefanadis

97-03: Current Account Sustainability in Transition Economies

Nouriel Roubini and Paul Wachtel

97-02: FIML Estimation of Sample Selection Models for Count Data

William Greene

97-01: A Model of Farrell Inefficiency

Jonathan Haskel and Amparo Sanchis-Llopis

96-15: On the Desirability of Big-Bang Reforms

Barbara Katz and J. Owen

96-14: Regulatory Rules to Neutralize Network Dominance

Nicholas Economides, Giuseppe (Pino) Lopomo and Glenn Woroch

96-12: The Rise and Fall of Dominant Firms in the U.S. Automobile Industry: A Twice Told Tale

Lawrence White

96-11: Marginal Effects in the Bivariate Probit Model

William Greene

96-10: The Max-Min-Min Principle of product Differentiation

Akhtar Ansari, Nicholas Economides and J. Steckel

96-09: Index-Linked Debt and the Real term Styructure: New Estimates and Implications from the U.K. Bond Market

Martin Evans

96-08: The Investment Choices of Voucher Holders and Their Impact on Privarizad Firm Performance

Barbara Katz and J. Owen

96-07: The inefficiency of the ECPR Yet Again: A Reply to Larson

Lawrence White and Nicholas Economides

96-06: U.S Public Policy Toward Network Industries

Lawrence White

96-05: Market Institutions and Allocations

G.. Green

96-04: Currency Baskets as International Units of Account

H.C. Wolf

96-03: Saving in Eastern Europe

H.C. Wolf

96-02: On the Mark(s) Optimim Currency Areas in Germany

Atish Ghosh and H.C. Wolf