The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS)

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688: Decentralized Job Matching

Guillaume Haeinger and Myrna Wooders

687: Conformity and Bounded Rationality in Games with Many Players

Edward Cartwright and Myrna Wooders

686: On Equilibrium in Pure Stategies in Games with Many Players

Edward Cartwright and Myrna Wooders

685: Unhappiness and Crime: Evidence from South Africa

Nattavudh Powdthavee

684: Imitation and the Emergence of Nash Equilibrium Play in Games with Many Players

Edward Cartwright

683: Viable Tax Constitutions

Carlo Perroni and Kimberley Scharf

682: Social Conformity in Games with Many Players

Myrna Wooders, Edward Cartwright and Reinhard Selten

681: DYNAMIC PRICE COMPETITION WITH PRICE ADJUSTMENT COSTS AND PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION

Gianluigi Vernasca

680: FISCAL INTERACTIONS AMONG EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Michela Redoano

679: Consumers and Competition

Michael Waterson

678: The Utility of the Voting Power Approach

Dennis Leech

677: CHAIN-STORE PRICING FOR STRATEGIC ACCOMMODATION

Paul Dobson and Michael Waterson

676: THE IMPACTS OF LIBERALISATION ON A BRAZILIAN AIR SHUTTLE MARKET

Alessandro V.M Oliveira

675: IS THE STRUCTURE OF HAPPINESS EQUATIONS THE SAME IN POOR AND RICH COUNTRIES? THE CASE OF SOUTH AFRICA

Nattavudh Powdthavee

674: DOES CENTRALISATION AFFECT THE NUMBER AND SIZE OF LOBBIES?

Michela Redoano

673: ANALYTICAL RESULTS FOR A MODEL OF PERIODIC CONSUMPTION

Clare Kelly and Gauthier Lanot

672: SOCIAL CONFORMITY AND BOUNDED RATIONALITY IN ARBITRARY GAMES WITH INCOMPLETE INFORMATION: SOME FIRST RESULTS

Edward Cartwright and Myrna Wooders

671: LEARNING TO PLAY APPROXIMATE NASH EQUILIBRIA IN GAMES WITH MANY PLAYERS

Edward Cartwright

670: INFORMATION AGGREGATION, COSTLY VOTING AND COMMON VALUES

Sayantan Ghosal and Ben Lockwood

669: REPRESENTING GAMES AS COALITION PRODUCTION ECONOMIES WITH PUBLIC GOODS

Antoni Meseguer-Artola, Myrna Wooders and Juan Enrique Martinez-Legaz

668: HOTELLING TAX COMPETITION

Myrna Wooders and Benjamin Zissimos

667: CANDIDATE STABILITY AND PROBABILISTIC VOTING PROCEDURES

Carmelo Rodriguez-Alvarez

666: CANDIDATE STABILITY AND VOTING CORRESPONDENCES

Carmelo Rodriguez-Alvarez

665: OPTIMUM CURRENCY AREA INDICES: EVIDENCE FROM THE 1990s

Roman Horvath and Lubos Komarek

664: DYNAMICS OF BANKING TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION: AN APPLICATION TO INTERNET BANKING

Yoonhee Chang

663: THE PERFORMANCE OF SETAR MODELS: A REGIME CONDITIONAL EVALUATION OF POINT, INTERVAL AND DENSITY FORECASTS

Gianna Boero and Emanuela Marrocu

662: HOW MUCH DID THE SOVIETS REALLY SPEND ON DEFENCE? NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE CLOSE OF THE BREZHNEV ERA

Mark Harrison

661: MARKET STRUCTURE AND ENTRY IN FAST FOOD

Joanne Sault, Otto Toivanen and Michael Waterson

660: NETWORKS AND FARSIGHTED STABILITY

Frank Page, Myrna Wooders and Samir Kamat

659: SHEER CLASS? THE IMPACT OF DEGREE PERFORMANCE ON GRADUATE LABOUR MARKET OUTCOMES

Robin Naylor, Jeremy Smith and Abigail McKnight

658: PARENTS’ CURRENT INCOME, LONG-TERM CHARACTERISTICS AND CHILDREN’S EDUCATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE 1970 BRITISH COHORT STUDY

Massimiliano Bratti

657: SCHOOLING EFFECTS ON SUBSEQUENT UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FOR THE UK UNIVERSITY POPULATION

Robin Naylor and Jeremy Smith

656: Consumption Patterns Over Pay Periods

Clare Kelly and Gauthier Lanot

655: Fast Food - the early years: Geography and the growth of a chain-store in the UK

Joanne Sault, Otto Toivanen and Michael Waterson

654: TESTING FOR COINTEGRATION RANK USING BAYES FACTORS

Katsuhiro Sugita

653: THE PROPERTIES OF SOME GOODNESS-OF-FIT TESTS

Gianna Boero, Jeremy Smith and Kenneth Wallis

652: WHY ARE TRADE AGREEMENTS REGIONAL? A Theory Based on Noncooperative Networks

Benjamin Zissimos

651: Smooth Particle Filters for Likelihood Evaluation and Maximisation

Michael K Pitt

650: On the Size and Structure of Group Cooperation

Matthew Haag and Roger Lagunoff

649: PAY CUTS AND MORALE: A TEST OF DOWNWARD NOMINAL RIGIDITY

Jennifer Smith

648: POWER INDICES AS AN AID TO INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN: THE GENERALISED APPORTIONMENT PROBLEM

Dennis Leech

647: OPTIMUM CURRENCY AREA THEORY: AN APPROACH FOR THINKING ABOUT MONETARY INTEGRATION

Roman Horvath and Lubos Komarek

646: THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEBT-ADJUSTED REAL EXCHANGE RATE IN SELECTED TRANSITION ECONOMIES DURING 1994-2001

Jan Frait and Lubos Komarek

645: THE USE OF COLEMAN'S POWER INDICES TO INFORM THE CHOICE OF VOTING RULE WITH REFERENCE TO THE IMF GOVERNING BODY AND THE EU COUNCIL OF MINISTERS

Dennis Leech

644: Computation of Power Indices

Dennis Leech

643: FROM DROUGHT TO FLOOD: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CIVIC VIRTUE

Francesco L. Galassi

642: DO COUNTRIES COMPETE OVER CORPORATE TAX RATES?

Michael Devereux, Ben Lockwood and Michela Redoano

641: ADVANCES IN THE THEORY OF LARGE COOPERATIVE GAMES AND APPLICATIONS TO CLUB THEORY: THE SIDE PAYMENTS CASE

Alexander Kovalenkov and Myrna Wooders

640: DYNAMIC CLUB FORMATION WITH COORDINATION

Tone Arnold and Myrna Wooders

639: COMPETITIVE PRICING IN SOCIALLY NETWORKED ECONOMIES

Nizar Allouch and Myrna Wooders