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4: On the Microfoundation of Linear Oligopoly Demand

Iwan Bos and Dries Vermeulen

4: Persuading Strategic Voters

Toygar Kerman, P. Jean-Jacques Herings and Dominik Karos

4: Co-benefits motivate individual donations to mitigate climate change

Christoph Feldhaus, Marvin Gleue, Andreas Löschel and Peter Werner

4: Graph reduction for the planar Travelling Salesman Problem

Farzaneh Rajabighamchi, Stan van Hoesel and Christof Defryn

4: Inter-temporal patterns of R&D collaboration and innovative performance

Rene Belderbos, Martin Carree, Boris Lokshin and J. Fernandez

4: Network characteristics enabling efficient coordination: A simulation study

Abhimanyu Khan, Ronald Peeters, F. Thuijsman and P. Uyttendaele

4: The computation of pairwise stable networks

P. Jean-Jacques Herings and Yang Zhan

4: Coordination under global random interaction and local imitation

Abhimanyu Khan

4: Random social choice functions for single-peaked domains on trees

Hans Peters, Souvik Roy and Soumyarup Sadhukhan

4: Maximal matchings

Anh Triêu, Iwan Bos, Marc Schröder and Dries Vermeulen

4: Testing for news and noise in non-stationary time series subject to multiple historical revisions

Alain Hecq, Jan Jacobs and M. Stamatogiannis

4: Only the brave? Risk and time preferences of decision makers and firms’ investment in worker training

Anika Jansen, Harald Pfeifer and Julia Raecke

4: Het bestrijden van schoolsegregatie

Nina Langendorff and Rolf Van der Velden

3: Productivity Convergence and Firm’s Training Strategy

Mantej Pardesi

3: Carbon disclosure, emission levels, and the cost of debt

Stefanie Kleimeier and P.M. Viehs

3: The effects of accelerating the school curriculum on student outcomes

Roxanne Korthals

3: Graph-restricted games and their inheritance of properties

Bas Dietzenbacher and Dries Vermeulen

3: Persuading communicating voters

Toygar Kerman and Anastas Tenev

3: Room to move: why some industries drive the trade-specialization nexus and others do not

J. Bos and L. Zhang

3: Multi-Battle n-Player Dynamic Contests

Nejat Anbarci, Kutay Cingiz and Mehmet Ismail

3: The returns to foreign R&D

Rene Belderbos, Boris Lokshin and Bert Sadowski

3: Skills and the graduate recruitment process: Evidence from two discrete experiments

Martin Humburg and Rolf Van der Velden

3: U.S. Competition Policy and the Free Market Philosophy: A Moral Justification

Iwan Bos

3: The devil is in the detail: measuring intra-EU labour migration

Clare Fenwick

3: The geographical psychology of recent graduates in the Netherlands: Relating enviornmental factors and personality traits to location choice

Inge Hooijen, Ineke Bijlsma, Frank Cörvers and Davey Poulissen

3: One-bound core games

Doudou Gong, Bas Dietzenbacher and Hans Peters

2: Costless delay in negotiations

P. Jean-Jacques Herings and Harold Houba

2: Personality and field of study choice

Martin Humburg

2: Individual upper semicontinuity and subgame perfect ϵ-equilibria in games with almost perfect information

Janos Flesch, P. Jean-Jacques Herings, Jasmine Maes and Arkadi Predtetchinski

2: Balancing partner preferences for logistics costs and carbon footprint in a horizontal cooperation

Thomas Hacardiaux, Christof Defryn, Jean-Sébastien Tancrez and Lotte Verdonck

2: The equal split-off set for NTU-games

Bas Dietzenbacher and Elena Yanovskaya

2: Partial-implementation invariance and claims problems

Bas Dietzenbacher, Yuki Tamura and William Thomson

2: Can student aid policy alter spatial inequality in university enrolment?

Kars van Oosterhout, Jessie Bakens and Frank Cörvers

2: Understanding peer effects - On the nature, estimation and channels of peer effects

Jan Feld and Ulf Zölitz

2: The Myopic Stable Set for Social Environments

Thomas Demuynck, P. Jean-Jacques Herings, Riccardo Saulle and Christian Seel

2: Gender Differences in Performance Under Competition

Diogo Geraldes, Arno Riedl and Martin Strobel

2: Testing for common cycles in non-stationary VARs with varied frecquency data

Thomas Götz, Alain Hecq and Jean-Pierre Urbain

2: Bertrand Competition with Asymmetric Costs: A Solution in Pure Strategies

Thomas Demuynck, P. Jean-Jacques Herings, Riccardo Saulle and Christian Seel

1: An Axiomatization of the Proportional Rule in Financial Networks

Péter Csóka and P. Jean-Jacques Herings

1: International transport infrastructure and regional economic development

Karsten Mau, Mingzhi (Jimmy) Xu and Yawen Zheng

1: Feasible elimination procedures in social choice: an axiomatic characterization

Bezalel Peleg and Hans Peters

1: The Myopic Stable Set for Social Environments (RM/17/002-revised)

Thomas Demuynck, P. Jean-Jacques Herings, Riccardo Saulle and Christian Seel

1: Trade Shocks and Firms Hiring Decisions

Chuan He, Karsten Mau and Mingzhi (Jimmy) Xu

1: The average tree permission value for games with a permission tree

Rene van den Brink, P. Jean-Jacques Herings, Gerard van der Laan and Adolphus Talman

1: The economic order decision with continuous dynamic pricing and batch supply

A.H.J. van den Berg, P. Jean-Jacques Herings and Hans Peters

1: Equilibrium and matching under price controls

P. Jean-Jacques Herings

1: An Interior-Point Path-Following Method to Compute Stationary Equilibria in Stochastic Games

Chuangyin Dang, P. Jean-Jacques Herings and Peixuan Li

1: Reduced two-bound core games

Doudou Gong, Bas Dietzenbacher and Hans Peters

1: Stable streaming platforms: a cooperative game approach

L. Schlicher, Bas Dietzenbacher and Marieke Musegaas

1: Obvious belief elicitation

Elias Tsakas