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91-164: A Model of Pre-Game Communication

Matthew Rabin

91-163: Reneging and Renegotiation

Matthew Rabin

91-162: Can Informal Cooperation Stabilize Exchange Rates? Evidence from the 1936 Tripartite Agreement

Barry Eichengreen and Caroline R. James.

91-161: Highway Safety, Economic Behavior, and Driving Environment

Theodore E. Keeler.

91-160: The Obstacles to Macroeconomic Policy Coordination in the 1990s and an Analysis of International Nominal Targeting (INT)

Jeffrey Frankel

91-159: Convertibility and the Czech Crown

Jeffrey Frankel

91-158: Exchange Rate Forecasting Techniques, Survey Data, and Implications for the Foreign Exchange Market

Jeffrey Frankel and Kenneth Froot.

91-157: The Making of Exchange Rate Policy in the 1980s

Jeffrey Frankel

91-156: The Origins and Nature of the Great Slump, Revisited

Barry Eichengreen

91-155: Is Inequality Harmful for Growth? Theory and Evidence

Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini.

91-154: Risktaking, Capital Markets, and Market Socialism

Pranab Bardhan

90-153: Historical Research on International Lending and Debt

Barry Eichengreen

90-152: Major Fiscal Trends in the 1980s and Implications for the 1990s

George Break.

90-151: Is Europe an Optimum Currency Area?

Barry Eichengreen

90-150: Costs and Benefits of European Monetary Unification

Barry Eichengreen

90-149: The 1933 World Economic Conference as an Instance of Failed International Cooperation

Barry Eichengreen and Marc Uzan.

90-148: The Effects of Competitive Pressures on Executive Behavior

Benjamin Hermalin

90-147: Relaxing the External Constraint: Europe in the 1930s

Barry Eichengreen

90-146: Trends and Cycles in Foreign Lending

Barry Eichengreen

90-145: The Impact of Permanent and Temporary Import Surcharges on the U.S. Trade Deficit

Barry Eichengreen and Lawrence H. Goulder.

90-144: Before the Accord: U.S. Monetary-Financial Policy 1945-51

Barry Eichengreen and Peter M. Garber.

90-143: Nonstandard Methods in Mathematical Economics

Robert M. Anderson.

90-142: The Financial System and the Economic Crisis of the Interwar Years

Barry Eichengreen

90-141: Moral Hazard and Verifiability: The Effects of Renegotiation in Agency

Benjamin E. Hermalin and Michael L. Katz.

90-140: Why Legal Restrictions on Private Contracts Can Enhance Efficiency

Philippe Aghion and Benjamin Hermalin.

90-139: Adverse Selection, Short-Term Contracting, and the Underprovision of On-the-Job Training

Benjamin Hermalin

90-138: Government Policy, Individual Actions, and Safety: Some Evidence for Motor Vehicles

Theodore E. Keeler.

90-137: Japanese Finance: A Survey

Jeffrey Frankel

90-136: One-Sided Patience with One-Sided Communication Does Not Justify Stackelberg Equilibrium

Eddie Dekel and Joseph Farrell.

90-135: International Nominal Targeting (INT): A Proposal for Overcoming Obstacles to Policy Coordination

Jeffrey Frankel

90-134: The Constrained Asset Share Estimation (CASE) Method: Testing Mean-Variance Efficiency of the U.S. Stock Market

Charles Engel, Jeffrey A. Frankel, Kenneth A. Froot, and Anthony Rodrigues.

90-133: Does Foreign Exchange Intervention Matter? Disentangling the Portfolio and Expectations Effects for the Mark

Kathryn Dominguez and Jeffrey A. Frankel.

90-132: One Money for Europe? Lessons from the US Currency Union

Barry Eichengreen

90-131: And Now Won/Dollar Negotiations? Lessons From the Yen/Dollar Agreement of l984

Jeffrey Frankel

89-130: Converters, Compatibility, and the Control of Interfaces

Joseph Farrell and Garth Saloner.

89-129: The Impact of Corporate Restructuring on Industrial Research and Development

Bronwyn Hall

89-128: Equilibrium of Incomplete European Option Markets

Peter Huang and Ho-Mou Wu.

89-127: Topological Social Choice

Nick Baigent and Peter Huang.

89-125: The Labor Market in the 1890s: Evidence from Connecticut Manufacturing

Susan B. Carter and Richard Sutch.

89-123: Airline Deregulation and Market Performance: The Economic Basis for Regulatory Reform and Lessons from the U.S. Experience

Theodore E. Keeler.

89-120: The Gold Standard Since Alec Ford

Barry Eichengreen

89-119: The Comparative Performance of Fixed and Flexible Exchange Rate Regimes: Interwar Evidence

Barry Eichengreen

89-118: International Monetary Instability Between the Wars: Structural Flaws or Misguided Policies?

Barry Eichengreen

89-117: The Capital Levy in Theory and Practice

Barry Eichengreen

89-116: Phases in the Development of the International Monetary System

Barry Eichengreen

89-115: Staggered Price Setting with Endogenous Frequency of Adjustment

David Romer

89-114: Micro-Level Data Sets Suitable for Investigation of Macroeconomic Issues Extracted from Reports of the State Bureaus of Labor Statistics, Circa 1890

Susan B. Carter and Richard Sutch.

89-113: Factor Prices in Egypt from 1900 to World War II with International Comparisons

Bent Hansen.

89-112: Simultaneous Offers and the Inefficiency of Bargaining: A Two-Period Example

Eddie Dekel

89-111: Collusion Through Insurance: Sharing the Costs of Oil Spill Cleanups

Eddie Dekel and Suzanne Scotchmer.