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- An Analysis of the Importance of Both Destruction and Creation to Economic Growth
- Gregory Huffman
- Why Do Americans Spend So Much More on Health Care than Europeans?--A General Equilibrium Macroeconomic Analysis
- Hui He and Kevin Huang
- Encryption, Hashing, PPK, and Blockchain: A Simple Introduction
- John Conley
- Substituting Leisure for Health Expenditure: A General Equilibrium-Based Empirical Investigation
- Kevin Huang, Hui He and Sheng-ti Hung
- Price controls versus compulsory licensing: effects on patent-holders and consumers
- Eric Bond and Kamal Saggi
- International effects of national regulations: external reference pricing and price controls
- Difei Geng and Kamal Saggi
- TEMPORARY SALES IN RESPONSE TO AGGREGATE SHOCKS
- Benjamin Eden, Maya Eden, Oscar Oflaherty and Jonah Yuen
- An Empirical Guide to Hiring Assistant Professors in Economics
- John Conley and Ali Onder
- Conundrums for Nonconsequentialists
- John Weymark
- Credit Risks and Monetary Policy Trade-Offs
- Kevin Huang and Jonathan Davis
- An Analysis of the Importance of Both Destruction and Creation to Economic Growth
- Gregory Huffman
- External Trade Diversion, Exclusion Incentives and the Nature of Preferential Trade Agreements
- Paul Missios, Kamal Saggi and Halis Yildiz
- PRICE DISPERSION AND DEMAND UNCERTAINTY: EVIDENCE FROM US SCANNER DATA
- Benjamin Eden
- Economic Implications of New Technologies for Licensed and Unlicensed Spectrum
- John Conley
- An Empirical Guide to Hiring Assistant Professors in Economics
- John Conley and Ali Onder
- PRICE DISPERSION AND DEMAND UNCERTAINTY: EVIDENCE FROM US SCANNER DATA
- Benjamin Eden
- Politics on the road to the U.S. monetary union
- Peter Rousseau
- Dominant Strategy Implementability, Zero Length Cycles, and Affine Maximizers
- Paul Edelman and John Weymark
- Panic and propagation in 1873: a computational network approach
- Daniel Ladley and Peter Rousseau
- Improving the Finite Sample Performance of Autoregression Estimators in Dynamic Factor Models: A Bootstrap Approach
- Mototsugu Shintani and Zi-yi Guo
- Compulsory licensing and patent protection: a North-South perspective
- Eric Bond and Kamal Saggi
- An Analysis of the Importance of Both Destruction and Creation to Economic Growth (Updated)
- Gregory Huffman
- Kidney exchange with immunosuppressants
- Youngsub Chun, Eun Jeong Heo and Sunghoon Heo
- Blockchain and the Economics of Crypto-tokens and Initial Coin Offerings
- John Conley
- Episodes of financial deepening: credit booms or growth generators?
- Peter Rousseau and Paul Wachtel
- Voting over Selfishly Optimal Nonlinear Income Tax Schedules with a Minimum-Utility Constraint
- Craig Brett and John Weymark
- INSIDE THE PRICE DISPERSION BOX: EVIDENCE FROM US SCANNER DATA
- Benjamin Eden, Maya Eden and Jonah Yuen
- Unrestricted Domain Extensions of Dominant Strategy Implementable Allocation Functions
- Paul Edelman and John Weymark
- Rare but Long-lasting Liquidity Traps and Fiscal Stimulus
- Kevin Huang and Nam Vu
- Blockchain Cryptocurrency Backed with Full Faith and Credit
- John Conley
- THE WELFARE COST OF INFLATION AND THE REGULATIONS OF MONEY SUBSTITUTES
- Benjamin Eden and Maya Eden
- The case for non-discrimination in the international protection of intellectual property
- Difei Geng and Kamal Saggi
- Balanced-budget rules and aggregate instability: The role of endogenous capital utilization
- Kevin Huang, Qinglai Meng and Jianpo Xue
- Cognitive Diversity, Binary Decisions, and Epistemic Democracy
- John Weymark
- Real interest policy and the housing cycle
- Benjamin Eden
- Bargaining over entry with a compulsory license deadline: Price spillovers and surplus expansion
- Eric Bond and Kamal Saggi
- Jackson, the Bank War, and the Legacy of the Second Bank of the United States
- Peter Rousseau
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